Bebop Dominant Scale | Using Chromatics On A Dominant Seventh Chord
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- In this episode I focus on the Bebop Dominant Scale or How To Use Chromaticism On A Dominant Seventh Chord. I break down the scale which is Bb C D Eb F G Ab A or 1 2 3 4 5 6 b7 maj7. I also explain how to imply other chords over a dominant seventh chord. So over Bb7 I am implying an Fmin7 to Bb7 or as is sometimes called twoing the V. In certain cases I use a secondary dominant V7/ii before the ii chord.
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next lesson will focus on the harmonic minor scale played through a ring modulator...
This lesson is gold. Rick’s analysis of how to create internal progressions is so helpful.
Thank you Rick! This is like a light switching on for me.
good lesson, but please that guitar sound 😁😁😁
Koen Roels 🤢
I like it
Thank you, Rick! Such a great demonstration of how one could use this scale.
Octave sounds sick
This is probably the best and easy to understand video on bebop scales on RUclips
Hi Mr. Beato I just wanted to thank you for this excellent lesson. By far the clearest and most concise explanation Ive seen on incorporating other chords with chromaticism over a single chord. I was able to use it right away, you're a great and knowledgable teacher. Thank you so much!!!
My new favorite channel!!! Please consider doing a video on gypsy jazz (django) in this same format as the bebop melodies videos. Would love to hear your take on it!
This is soooo cool and thank you so much for this share. I can see how Parker would wow with the various impied chords he might hint at during a solo and keep everyone guessing where he'd go next. No wonder Miles was so blown away lol
Good stuff, took me years to figure this stuff out, wish I'd seen this video way back!
rick, u are THE MAN!, and i'm your new biggest fan--so nice to have met u and i will spread the word!
amazing lesson , thank you for offering great knowledge
Oh man! I play at a church on Sunday's in Chicago that plays some "Shout Music" from time to time.. I'm gunna Bebop the mess out of it! Thanks Rick!
Great material and great demos. The tone wasn't anything that I would use, but it didn't bother me as it apparently did some of the other folks that commented on this video. However, I was frustrated by the rushed and, to me at least, incomprehensible presentation. For someone unfamiliar with the theory, it was impossible to take any valuable pointers away from the video. Very little usable context.
If you are “unfamiliar with the theory”, then learn it and then come back.
This video is obviously not for beginners.
That should be obvious.
Nice! That octave divider nails the Ed Bickert tone!Just funnin' yah.
Love the guitar sound!!! Joe Pass on acid man! LoL! Kidding aside, always grateful for all your lessons man! You are the Cat!!!
I'd love to see more videos of Dylan's progress!! Nice video btw!
My favourite line you play in this is at the end (15:59)....
Bb Ab Eb B G F C Eb.
Thanks Rick.
+Pétra Gaffney thanks Petra! I hope you're well.
Thanks a lot, master Rick!
whatever "effect" you are using on your guitar takes me back to Minton's Playhouse in Harlem in the 40's.
Excellent material - as usual. Very generous with your knowledge. Would have loved it if you did the whole backcycle with chromatics. It would make for one killer long run! I suppose if you had a static chord like vamp, it would allow you the time to pull it off. Otherwise, a one bar of two - five ( five of two, etc.) would suffice to add enough chromatic spice to satisfy the ear. Your work is deeply appreciated, Rick. THANK YOU!
Hey Zenncatt- I need to save some ideas for other videos. Haha! Don't worry, I'm just getting warmed up :) Thanks! Rick
I'm learning so much
Very helpful, thanks ! :)
What a great bebop guitar tone. There should be an album - Unusual Bebop Guitar Tones (f.u. if you don't like it)
good stuff
Really cool
You make nice lines
Excellent
I thought I invented this scale a couple years back. Guess someone beat me to it.
me too bro.
@@pxychoclan2056 grateful dead?
nice lesson, but i think a clean tone would have made the notes more pleasant to hear, clear, and thus understandable.
It’s not Charlie Parker, it’s Cheap Trick’s Tom Petersson’s 12 string bass!
lord of scales
Weird! I thought the bebop dominant was the altered scale w/ a naturtal 7 added
"that's your ssstock walk in to the third"
Ha ha, man - can't wait until you really get started ;-)
always love Ricks lessons but yes, that sound yuck! Only confuses things. redo please!
0:35 I thought he was playing giant steps LOL
A great teacher with an awful guitar sound :)
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I dont mean to be off topic but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow lost my login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me.
@Hassan Leo Instablaster =)
@@quinnwill4520 Nice advertising
Hi rick, can i ask what model tele you have there ? It looks very similar to my '97.
Great lesson. But I find the 12-string effect, while a lovely sound, confusing when trying to play along because of the octave jumps. Everything one plays sounds different on a 12-string, even tho possibly
cooler. But in a lesson, when I move my fingers the same as you, I'd expect to hear the same sound. Also, double-stops are almost indecipherable.
Why are you choosing bb7 and fmin7 what is the relationship between these two chords?
If you are playing 16th notes does that make ands feel any stronger?
You ever consider selling some music on bandcamp or something?
Link what kind of music? You mean original music?
Yeah. if you put out an album I'd definitely buy it
Cool! I'll think about it.
Hate that sound Rick. Love what you teach but that sound is irritating. Lol
GREAT Herbie Hancock advertisement first!
Twoing the five... twoing the V . Google is not helping much with this idea
Amazology if you see dom7 chord alone you can think of two five like d7 becomes am7 to d7 to create some movement when you solo
@@WillKriskiI don’t get it
The only reason i would give this a thumbs down which i did not, the sound is horrible. especially when you played a chord I just noticed he has his octave peddle on
I believe those are called harpsi-chords! (All kidding aside, I don't I've ever heard a worse fx sound, especially on a Tele.)
rick... I love you, but that octaver sounds worst than cra....
ok... let's keep it clean... it's not good :D
Octave pedal needs to go
Got a little octave in there, sounds kinda cool - not
Good material.
It would help, though, if you didn't try to play and say everything so fast. You have nothing to prove. You obviously know your stuff. Also, a clean tone on guitar is easier to hear.
It might be difficult at first - but if you follow his advice and try to follow what he is explaining, (play the video through again as many times as it takes in my case) - it is worth it IMHO to make the effort and you can learn far more that way. Your ear will soon get used to anything unfamiliar in the guitar sound as well - I'm not a young person and have already learned far more than I would ever have expected at first from Rick's channel. Persevere brother - and you'll see what I mean...
I appreciate the dense material. It is a video after all, so we can pause and rewind when necessary. I like to review a video first before sitting down to watch with instrument in hand. A good instructional video should be something you can rewatch and get multiple insights out of.
I like it strait to the point
If speed is an issue for you, all youtube videos have the feature to slow them down to 75%, 50%, and 25% of the regular speed