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@@JuanAlvarado-zy1hc yes i have that book. And I've gone through some parts of it

Hey, sorry for the late response. To answer your first question, I don't see chord progressions as one specific set of changes. Especially with the blues, I might play each chorus a bit differently. Because there are so many different movements you can do. For bars 8, 9, 10. The main thing I changed from what you would see on the "Blues - Jazz" is that I changed the ii-7 in bar 9 to be G7. And then in bar 10, G-7 C7. Making it a quick 2 5 instead. At least, that's kind of how i was thinking about that line.

@@JuanAlvarado-zy1hc i think about harmony as being paths and destinations. Any chord can be a path or a destination. In the case of D7 that you mentioned, I was thinking of it like a path to Gminor or G7. So I might play just D7, which I did on the first chorus. But there's so many different paths. Like wind diminished (Db diminished), or G harmonic minor scale, D augmented, or Ab7 like in the key of Db. Those are all different kinds of paths that I think about to get to G minor. So in the second chorus, instead of playing A-7, D7... I played C major and B major. Because it's a path to get to the next chord.

@@JuanAlvarado-zy1hc as for your lost question: how do I visualize going to the IV chord. I think about the 4 chord and the 2 chord the same. They're both "mimic" to me♈️ Bbmaj6 & G-7. They're just different sides of the same harmonic object. Theres soooo many ways to move to the 4. Maybe I can make a short video about it and post it in discord.

feel free to join my discord and we can discuss it. maybe we can help you understand some things a bit better. but yes. there's barry harris videos, thing I learned from barry harris, Isaac Raaz, Labyrinth of limitations, sharn.

@@TheTonomancer Sure thing. thanks! I ve watched some of those chanels but I still feel that there is something I am missing.

I'm not sure what you mean? Do you mean the real sun and moon? Like in real life?

@@TheTonomancer Yes this is true, do you not see the conflict?

@@ugajin7348 no, I don't think there's actually a conflict. Because the color of the sun and moon's appearance changes in real life depending on context. Their position in the sky, and atmospheric conditions can change the color we see them as. Often the moon does actually look golden 🌙 , or even a little bit red. Same with the sun. On a clear day, it's not really accurate to say the sun is golden because it's so bright that it actually appears kind of white. But as the sun sets and goes further near the horizon, it's appearance changes more and more toward a reddish color.

@@TheTonomancer i think you missed the point.

@@ugajin7348 i would be happy to discuss it more with you. Can you elaborate on your point?

@@ugajin7348 hey, thank you for telling me. I will try to update the link. And if you still have issues, you can email me thetonomancer@gmail And I'll send you an invite link personally.

@@TheTonomancer It may just be an issue on iPad/Safari.

@@ugajin7348 well, give it a try again. Maybe in a different browser or something. And if you still can't, email me.

@@TheTonomancer it's definitely an issue with safari on iPad

@@ADHD_GUITAR if you're not in the discord, you should definitely join!

@@harizghazali6462 haha not the kind of comment I expected to get, but I would trade my voice for his guitar skills anyday of the week!

@@TheTonomancer the exact same point my brother 🤣

@@AbsoluteTonny thank you sir!!

Yeah. That´d be nice. I am really interested in the harmonic diminished devices he uses but I ´ve had problems understanding them so hearing and understanding how he superimposes would be very helpful.

specially over common jazz standards progressions like 2-5-1 , turn arounds, 2 dominant that becomes a 2-5 1, 4minor to 1, 1 dominant to 4. etc

I used all of them. Earth, Wind, & Fire

@@SantanaSilcott and I'm even more weird because my extra string is actually a high string. Thanks for sharing, glad you liked the video! Hope you stop by again

@@willlicks8584 well to be fair, this is not a conventional approach. So it's ok you feel like that. But, it all comes with study, application, and time.

@@KennyLauderdale i don't think so. I mean they aren't really gonna teach you none of this in a theory class. Definitely not in this way.

Ahhh, it's easier because it's like a mirror... Pan out a little and you'll catch on...

@@LBNLDC1 Barry was and is an inspiration to so many people. I really appreciated his dedication to the tradition and his commitment to educating us. I never got to meet him and I'm the poorer for it. But he lives on because so many are still learning from him all the time. Me included.

@@76Terrell dang, that sounds intense. Exactly the kind of creative unorthodox thinking that I'm looking for in the discord community. If you want to join, and share some more about polyvagel theory, feel free! Link is in the description

All theory terms are made up. And all theory is constructed. I made up terms because in orthadox theory, they don't exist. They don't exist or the terms and or models that do are in adequate in my opinion. These are advanced concepts and my channel is years old. So I have other videos going over these terms. And just until recently I had less less than a few hundred subscribers. So I made this for those subscribers who had likely seen my other stuff before. Thanks for your feedback though. I'll try to take that into consideration.

@@rocket117 wow that means soooooo much to hear that. For a long time, I was in the same boat. I had to study a lot, listen a lot. And try to hear and see how these things were applied in music because the stuff that RUclips videos show on Barry's teachings often are not in depth enough. Like I said in the beginning, I wanna make the kind of resources I wish I had to help make sense of Barry's teachings (and other concepts too). So I'm really glad you got something out of this!

Or, this could be a way of offering up information so that people can interpret and assimilate however much of this way of understanding into their own as they like.

@@JXter_ like all experiences..........

@@franciscoaragao5398 I'm showing simple examples of the same 3 movements, so it makes sense that they sound similar.

@@corinnerichardson.6673 yeah, I hope that's not something I have to get used to. Honestly I would prefer never be on camera and just have graphics and animation. But that's more work.

He's a beautiful being AND plays with flow.

Where is she?

@@Krizendalsenpai tiếng việt là được 👌🏽

@@Krizendalsenpai only in certain keys. Like in the Eb major scale. Many people would say, fire 🔥 is the strongest resolution to tonic. Nhưng mà tôi không nghĩ như vậy. I don't like to use that word. "Strong". I just look at the relationship. And give those relationships a name. Mind body spirit. So you are actually thinking spirit. Nhiều người cảm thấy spirit là the most strong resolution to tonic. But the most important thing is understanding that spirit doesn't share any notes in common with tonic. Đó là cái gì important thing to me. Earth, wind, and fire chỉ là names that for each diminished chord. Có 3 diminished chords. And I just gave each one a name thôi. Earth, wind and fire.

@@TheTonomancerawesome I speak Vietnamese too :)

@@8Phoenix8 you MUST join the discord haha. It would be super cool to have more vietnamese speakers, and general language enthusiasts in the server.

@@TheTonomancer alrighty 👍🏾

@@TheTonomancerwhere’s the link? :)

@@abrahamlife really appreciate that!! I hope to do more videos like this at some point.

@@dennismurphy3659 you can check out the diminished playlist on my channel to see them explained more. But if you have better names I'm open to using those instead. And i mean that sincerely. I often say that in my videos. It's another part of why i started the channel. I'm only one person, and sometimes i can't come up with a good analogy, that works with a concepts and yields good terms.

​@@TheTonomancerif your musical descriptions are idiomatic and consistent then it isn't dumb. At the end of the day we all need to understand music on our own terms

Sure, it's perfectly fine for you have idiosyncrasies. I was just put off by them.

@@dennismurphy3659 that's understandable. Can I ask what you would call "body" for example? Or what you would call "perch"?