6 Essential Jazz Chord Progressions
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Having really weak music theory makes me feel so dumb when watching this
Theory can be learned in minutes. It's just that it takes a lifetime to apply it. Don't let it overwhelm you. You don't "have" to know it to enjoy playing but I honestly think it makes music much more enjoyable and allows you to appreciate certain music on a much deeper level because it gives you that feeling of like "man, why did I never think of that???" It also helps you to communicate quicker and more efficiently with other musicians as well.
Start with the major scale. That's how I start and make random chord progressions!
I could sound like a proper amateur here but I just play what sounds good even if it takes longer to piece these things together
How are you going now a year on? hope you killing it
Richard Rosenberg i was taught music theory in school, music college and music university and after 12 years of it being drilled in to me but still not making one bit of sense in the slightest, I decided today to watch a video about modes (I had learned all the modes 3 years ago and forgot them) and as I was watching and taking the info in, suddenly, everything just clicked, the puszzle pieces finally came together and I undertood what each theory teacher was trying to explain. So, don’t feel dumb. It will all click for you as it did for me. Its just you can’t predict when it will, but just know it will.
1:11 *ii V I* _(D)_
3:20 *I vi ii V* _(C)_
5:47 *I bVII vi bIII ii bVI V bII I* _(Bb)_
6:34 *iii ii V I* _(C)_
6:46 *iii bIIIo7 ii V I* _(C)_
9:01 *I V IV iv I* _(C)_
9:42 *I I7 IV iv iii VI7 ii V I* _(C)_
10:18 *i i/bVII bVI7(#11) VM13* _(Dm)_
What does any of these Roman numerals mean?
@@kevinpaul2784 so if you know your scales, you will know that there are 7 notes in a scale, thus the seven Roman numerals
@@ThGtKpr OHHH thanks fam
@@kevinpaul2784 and corresponding to each of those notes is also a chord in each scale. The capital numerals indicate a major chord of the note they’re specifying and the lowercase indicate a minor chord of the note the number is specifying.
So say the scale is C major, and you have a I ii V, the first note is C and since it’s capitalized it’s a major chord (C major chord). The ii is the minor chord for the second note in the scale which in C major is D so you end up with D minor.
The great part of that notation is that you can easily transfer it between scales and quickly figure out what specific chords you need to play for the same progression in a different key.
@@vrrv4197 thanks buddy! This some solid information
i have a small suggestion for you :)
whenever you show a progression, name a couple (or even better, play a couple) of popular rock/pop/jazz/blues songs that fit into that progression, so people can try to connect theory to something popular. I think that could encourage someone to explore, look for patterns and similarities and listen more carefully :)
For instance, you talk about ii V I and than play "Layla", "Giant Steps", "Dona Lee" or whatever fits into that progression :)
Keep up with amazing work, I'm HUUUUUGE fan of this channel.
Great suggestion! Thanks!
also it would probably be good to show the actuall chords that you play in some corner. Like the finger positions when you play or talk about a chord
Also, send me the money you get out of these videos. 🙄
Maroon 5 has a song called Sunday Morning in Songs by Jane that is literally a C major 2-5-1. Dmin7, G7, Cmaj7. It's my go to sing a long and jam when im by myself.
Songs about Jane
I instantly began weeping when I heard the D Minor.
saddest chord :(
Minor D
probably Dsus4 - Gm is the saddest resolution for me.
@@lyricalcarpenter Lol! That was a reference to Spinal Tap. That is a great resolution though.
He showed Dm7 not D min
could you add chord shapes ( tab ) on the screen for dyslexic eyeballs, I can't always tell where fingers are fretted
Jeff Reynolds knowing the shapes is expected of you
munde somebody watching a video like this doesn’t have that much expectations
He's not much of a teacher, but it may make you inspired to seek elsewhere. Even The way he angles the guitar is deceptive.
@@chrisbova9686 i would just like to know the exact names of these chords....
Just google the chords. When I was learning chords I would just type in “dominant 13 guitar” and 3 big chord shapes for dominant 13 would come up in google images.
wow, your voice sounded so... jazzy
mmmmmyess
Same likes on both comments rn nice
Your understanding of harmony is just amazing. So many teachers are wonderful musicians because music naturally to them, but to be able to explain how and why you play something as well is fantastic.
I like that you don't bore the viewer with an intro to your vids but get right to business when the vid starts. Thanks for that and the very good lessons.
9:10 I wrote my own song for the first time in years and I pretty much used this as my main progression with some variances on the voicing on the chords, and I was in D. It’s such a gorgeous sound going from that IV to iv when you play it. I didn’t associate it with being the fourth I just knew it sounded good 😅
For someone who already has some background but not too much this video is gold
You like jazz?
Even his guitar is super rock. lol
Who doesn't?
Joyce Sanders Non-intellectuals
But does it djazz?
It's awesome
TLDR:
1. ii V I
2. I vi ii V
3. I bvII vi bIII ii bVI V bII I
4. ii V I but down
5. I I7 IV iv VI VI7 ii VI
6. i i/bVII bII7(#11) VM13
thanks you
Thank you v much, very simple
What are the chord names for number six, when I play it it doesn’t sound right, so the capitalizations have any meaning
Cos Lowercase is minor, uppercase is major.
what
I really like this channel, so my apologies for being self-righteous in making corrections, but I just want to help anyone else who might be scratching their head on that last progression (as I was) because for some reason he's written it incorrectly!
It is written : i i/bVII bII7(#11) VM13.
Those last two chords are written incorrectly; it should be i i/bVII bVI7(#11) V7(b13).
The third chord was probably just a typo (writing II instead of VI), but a M13 chord is quite different from a 7(b13) chord! The chord he plays has a minor 7th (G) and a flat 13 (F), the one he's written suggests a major 7 (G#) and a 13 (F#) which doesn't make sense.
6:45 - wow! new to jazz and that just blew my mind!
3:20 - 3:39 oooooh that progression is so beautiful ❤️😭
The tone at 2:40 (or whenever he is talking and showing the chords) sounds amazing.
I can see the chords you`re playing as you play them but, I bet for a lot of folks they can`t really tell what exact fingerings you`re hitting so, it would be great to see the tablature of chords at the bottom of the screen your playing as an added visual aide.
Something tells me this is a great idea for a full-on guitar course... perhaps of the free variety...
@@MusicisWin that would be really cool dude!
Even turning to face the camera would improve the quality, but it's intentional hide and go seek.
@@MusicisWin it wouldn't take much more effort just to mention the notes, luckily there are better channels out there for learning guitar
Unfortunately, if you want any useful information out of this guy you have to pay him. He may as well have posted this video with his back turned and at double speed. It's an ad for a course, not anything you can learn from. If this is how the courses are, I want no part in them.
Favorite lesson yet. Awesome stuff
Cool lesson! Keep the Jazz comming!
wow actually the best chord progression tutorial i've ever seen on youtube. Clear, concise, what more can you ask for? Excellent job man, subbed in a hurry
I started learning music theory for free on coursera and now I can follow along w ur theory videos!! This is so great thank you so much
That's a slick PRS
So i'm a drummer , but since i like to learn stuff about music theory and all that , apart from taking piano lessons , your videos are amazing and the way you explain things is so great and clear even for me , a dumb drummer . Keep up the good work
Just think man that if you keep watching guitar and piano videos you might actually wind up being a musician! KIDDING!!! Honestly kidding! That's just a common, light hearted, dig that I thought I'd throw out there for fun. Guys like Neil Peart and Steve Jordan and Ginger Baker are excellent musicians.
DuckTalesWooHoo1987 he said he plays drums, not bass ;)
I'd argue that some of the most talented musicians are drummers. Just look at guys like Neil Peart, Mike Portnoy, and Danny Carey. They have signature sounds, and they're essentially just hitting a piece of wood against stretched plastic and big metal discs.
Never doubt your worth or potential.
This is awesome Tyler! I've learned a lot of jazz guitar chords in the past few months! It is my favorite style of playing! I hope you keep on showing us more chord progressions in jazz! Thank you for the time you put to show us your knowledge and skills in guitar playing!
Got a stack of dvds from half priced books that the True Fire guys put out. Watched the Tom Dempsey 50 Jazz master riffs first. The Jazz riffs were playable but, I was super confused by the chord progressions behind them. This helped a lot. Thanks man.
To guys asking for chords:
- What helped me was learning about 8 movable chords shapes - Major, Minor, Diminished and Dominant for E and A string.
Then you can reuse the chord shapes as needed (I + IV - Major, II + III + VI - Minor, V - Dominant, VII - Diminished)
There's a bunch of diagrams for these movable shapes if you Google them.
any link for that would be hekpful thanks
That guitar is absolutely gorgeous 😍
❤️ PRS
I've been watching your videos for a long time now, by far you, your set, and your music are awesome!
Death's jazzy solos made me want to finally learn jazz. I need something new after years of metal solos haha.
when's the whole course coming out?
after all the hype , this better not be part of the course lol
ambient flow haha yeah man
After he studies jazz for 2 years
Your theory and Beato's are the reason I still have faith in RUclips guitar channels!
very well done my friend,,,but , sure would help if you showed the chords " Straight on" instead of at an angle,,,,this has been very helpful...keep up the good work..
gotta love a prs because you can play anything from shred metal to smooth jazz all in one
nice vid! just realized something that makes your videos stand out acc to me, how you just start with what you have to minus any random intro. it's actually really great, since everyone else on RUclips over does the intro.
thanks again for the lesson
7:54
i like this chord!!!
My favorite video lesson of yours in recent memory. Awesome job.
I love the sound of chords like this, so mellow
5:45 just blasted through that progression with not enough explanation. Needs tabs in the very least
John Watson just think of it as a VI-II-V-I but each chord is approached chromatically (so half a step above). Its gonna make a lot more sense when you actually play it :)
Yeah I'd play it if I didn't have to pause the video ever 500ms trying to dissect the fingering/voicing.
biiiiitch
he puts what the chords are, you just need to pick a key and google "whats the II chords in X key" for example then kind your own voicings. this is jazz for christ's sake
Bb7: 6-x-6-7
Ab7: x-11-12-11
G7: x-10-9-10
Db7: 9-x-9-10
C7: 8-x-8-9
Gb7: x-9-8-9
F7: x-8-7-8
Cb7: 7-x-7-8
Bb13: 6-x-6-7-8-8
Not sure about the name of that last chord - anybody?
That guitar is beautiful
My ADD is so bad I've watched this 8 times and still haven't retained a word. I just end up noodling on my guitar halfway through.
The hardest thing about being self taught is not having a teacher to tell you to cut that shit out haha
Maybe you should try Adderall, or if dr. won't write for you, jus get a little methamphetamine(jus a smidge now, not to be getting carried away, or better yet get straight amphetamine if can get-it better I think...).
Man... that guitar is sexy. I want one! Great lesson! Thanks man!
Thank you. And your guitar looks so good!
Man you you tube guitarists get better jazz tone out of solid bodies and semi hollow guitars than I could with Wes Montgomery’s guitar and him standing right next to me telling me what knobs to turn lol.
For all the beginners and lazy buggers, of which I am both, you could cheat big time and play the first one like this:
Dmaj7: XX0222
Em9: 020002
A13: X02022
All fingerings in the 2nd fret.
That said, definitely worth learning it properly and embracing music theory.
Thanks you that is great
Jazz is hard. I'll just keep blasting out power chords
There are just a few chords you need to learn to get going. Maj7, min7, and 9- doing all with root on 6th and 5th string. That's only 6 movable chords. Then add dim, then extended chords like min 9, 13, etc. You can fake it pretty well just by using M7 and m7 with root on the 6th. That is only 2 chords!!!
Been watching this channel for a long time and had no idea that you had this depth of knowledge on jazz and jazz chops, until today when I searched out jazz chord progressions. This is most impressive, And useful! Even 5 years later 🤣 Nice work!
Probably one of the coolest progressions is the Coltrane changes. It’s basically ii-V-Is modulating up or down major thirds, hitting three different key centers. It makes a cool little triangle of modulation on the circle of fifths
That IV-iv-I progression always gets me because it's the cadence Leonard Cohen used to end his final album
I love this video. Just what I was looking for. Thx!
Ohhh thank you I was wanting some simple jazz progressions
6:34 the iu sounds go in my mind
Great video. I will learn these.
This is why people love tabs.
Great video. You are refreshing my memory on music theory I studied some 38 years ago. Reminds me of my college days. Great to hear words like dominant 7th and diminished chords. Love these progressions. Thanks.
I fux with this. gracias
If you are a little thrown off because he is not naming the chords and you can't figure them out by seeing his fret hand location and using your ears to locate the individual notes then maybe this lesson is a little advanced for you. You can still use this as an excellent learning tool. It doesn't make this guy a bad teacher nor does it make him a "Berkeley Snob". Learn what you can from this. You may be surprised how much benefit you receive from working this way. Cheers!
Best video you have by far. From a jazz fan
Dude, I would consider myself a pretty seasoned player... but i learned a ton from this video... really opened my eyes to a bunch of new ideas. Thanks a lot! \W/
This is pretty cool. I took a Jazz Ensemble course in college, but I don't know if I learned much. If be interested in that Jazz course.
Like a bridge single coil, o have no use for the MaJ IV. But, love the min iv.
I really llove jazz chord progressions (I'm a jazz bassist myself) and the ones you played here are beautiful but dude you did not break each chord down enough beautiful PRS/tone by the way
You have a new studio every time i watch this shit
*Music is win*
“Diatonic, chromaticism,theory,etc”
Me who just started playing guitar:
What’s that? 0-3-5?
half diminished and diminished 7ths are my bread and butter, very versatile and they resolve wonderfully.
also the tritone substitution works great in a 2-5-1 especially as a little turnaround
My high school buddy had that same guitar. Trippy.
Few days ago I saw some videos from you, but it was hularious videos, I don´t know you play so good, nice jazzy progresion chords.
Very nice! Thanks
That quick turnaround you did with all the changes was nice but it would have been even nicer played slowly with an explanation. Thanks for taking the time to show what you know.
Really enjoy all the content you put out man. A lot of great stuff!!!
Nice beautiful chords.
Great vid mate and great to see the radiohead shout out ha!
Thanks for posting these progressions!
The IV-iv-I progression has always reminded me of Oasis's Don't Look Back in Anger
i searched up common jazz progressions. 3 minutes in i’m searching up understanding music theory 😂
Beautiful guitar.
Nice! I might just have to buy the jazz course when it comes out.
its gonna be free
Oh, that's right! I forgot.
That's a nice guitar you got there buddy ! 😁😊
your lessons are the best
“Doing all this jazz stuff is making me talk all, cooooool.” Hahahaha you’re awesome 😎
Could you do a better break down of the chords great I have heard this progression in jazz gosoel, and R & B thus last progression you play is great thanks.
Lovely video...just what I was hunting for.
Jazz is beautiful 🎇🎇🎈🎈🎉🎉🦁🐯
Great video! Ty
If 1% of Tyler’s subscribers have bought his course, then he is earning $775k a year. Niiiiiiiice
awesome!
Thank you very much
SO GOOD MAN amazing lesson
You really have the tone dialed in on that new PRS. I'm still taking bets that you never send it back :)
7:55 sounds so ducking amazing :O
smooth jazz *clicks fingers*
Excellent lesson!
Like a bridge single coil, I have no use for the MaJ IV. But, love the min iv.
great Bossa Nova technique
I always wonder why you always mess around with Blues Rock Metal and Jazz ? Someday give me fine Country(bluegrass) or Funk lesson/tips/tricks/anything which you would give to convey 😛😃
anyway this is a great lesson and opened up my mind 😀👍
Yes!
that prs sounds freaking amazing , fuck the squire i have
All i need thank youu
Thanks, this was very inspiring !!
that was beautiful, you inspire me
Hi Tyler, thank you for your excellent videos. You're a great teacher and an outstanding player. Hard to see some of the fingering here because of the angle of the neck and hands.
Great breakdown, thanks brother