Work, with Miles Okazaki

@WorkwithMilesOkazaki

Work, with Miles Okazaki is a Patreon community dedicated to the innovative guitar instruction of Miles Okazaki, a New York City-based guitarist hailing from the picturesque Port Townsend, Washington. Since launching in April 2023, Miles has cultivated a vibrant online community of 296 members, with 132 actively supporting his work. His unique approach, praised by the New York Times for its contemporary style and freedom from genre expectations, provides students with a fresh perspective on guitar playing. The Patreon page offers exclusive guitar training content, allowing members to directly engage with and learn from a critically acclaimed musician. While financial details aren't publicly revealed, an estimated monthly revenue of around $515 demonstrates the significant value members place on Miles' instruction and the community he's built. Miles's dedication to his craft and unique teaching style distinguishes him within the broader online guitar lesson market.

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@Work, with Miles Okazaki

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Continuing on the idea of the augmented, here is a guided practice on flowing through pentatonics in three keys separated by major 3rds. The

Answering a member question about augmented triads. I talk about common usage of this sound, as well as some more abstract things. Free to p

Here's an exercise that gets you through all keys in all positions. Highly recommended for beginners, intermediate, and advanced players. Pl

This is a kind of meditation, something that I like to do to get warmed up. I do about half of a session here, 37 minutes. This video is mea

This is an epic video, an hour long. I go through the first chorus of Charlie Parker's solo on the Sep. 29, 1947 recording of Confirmation,

Here's something that I use constantly. Thinking of each dominant chord as a diminished 7th, and using that sound to create color and moveme

This post addresses a member question from the previous post. I talk about how I was taught how to play changes, how I think about playing c

One of my favorite exercises, that I've used for years to work on getting relaxed with forms and time. I give a bunch of examples from basic

Here's an exercise that I do on all kinds of music to make sure that I've actually learned the melody. It's called take offs and landings. S

This long (34 min) video is free for all members. Follow up videos will be for paid members only. I go through a fingering for Charlie Parke