0:53 THE FIVE CHORD FAMILIES 2:00 MAJOR JAZZ CHORDS Root on E-string 7:00 DOMINANT JAZZ CHORDS Root on E-string 12:30 MINOR JAZZ CHORDS Root on E-string 16:12 MAJOR JAZZ CHORDS Root on A-string 21:06 DOMINANT JAZZ CHORDS Root on A-string 23:57 MINOR JAZZ CHORDS Root on A-string 26:31 HOW TO APPLY JAZZ TENSION CHORDS TO YOUR PLAYING
I really like this approach but have trouble with all the "grips". Is there a comprehensive chord grid chart that co-insides with this lesson. Or is that a dumb question? I understand the importance of creating the chords from the degrees of the scale. I grasp the voice leading principle but I find myself "cheating" the chords and just hitting the melody which is fine but I never learn the whole chords. Therefore I struggle mightily to sound as good as I want, even though the melody is correct. I am currently learning "Blue Skies" so thank you for the excellent(best tutorials I have found anywhere). Any one out there who is more advanced than I I welcome your input.
@@jameswarren7133 What I would suggest is first, practice playing the chords by themselves. Any new chord takes time to get used to. The next step is to practice switching between 2 chords. It also helps to call out the name of the chord as you're playing it, that way you connect the name with the sound you're hearing. The final step is to pick a song to learn that either uses these chords or you substitute these chords into it. It's a combination of gaining the muscle memory and the ear training.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman No problem...thank you. Hey, do you know where I can Guitar Pro tab for the harmonic, altered, and diminished scales? I have this tool called a FretLite guitar, which lights up the fretboard using a Bluetooth connection to Guitar Pro 7.0+. The problem is that the company doesn't have much content so the user must go hunting for tablature (however I think that GP7 reads/imports PDFs. Keep up the good work...these lessons are top-notch and I really appreciate you sharing the knowledge.
This is THE BEST jazz chord tutorial I've EVER seen. Bravo!! You just made sense of something I've been trying to figure out by ear *without playing my guitar for 13 years due to spine injury. NOW I understand how players choose what voicings and tensions to add to create so many different but similar voicings over ONE chord mentioned on a lead sheet or after figuring out the main progression from the bass player, e.t.c. What a fabulous lesson!! THANK YOU!!
Vielen Dank! You answered Years of theory questions in half an hour. It is often said, "The most intelligent people explain things in the simplest way possible." I believe this is true. Based upon that, i believe you are the Einstein of jazz guitar teachers.
Simple and elegant explanation of music theory after J.S. Bach. I've learned as much from this video as I have from 3 Mel Bay books and 27 years of lessons. You say the same information as everyone else, but in a way that is concise and sticks in my memory. Simply the best.
Remley - I agree with you 100% and couldn't have said it any better myself. Sandra's Jazz lessons have been the best thing that has happened to me since my burning desire to learn Jazz guitar. That burning desire started 45 years ago!
Sandra, I have been playing guitar since I was 9 years old, nearly 50 years total. No one has ever explained things so clearly and directly to the point as you. Especially Jazz chords. And in this video you answered every question that came to my mind about chords, as if you were reading my mind. Don't change a thing about how you teach. You are an absolute natural! I just want to reach through the computer screen and give you a big hug and a kiss on the cheek to show my appreciation. And I have noticed I am not the only one that has said this about your teaching approach. You have been a true blessing to me and my quest to be a Jazz guitarist!
Same with me. I started playing 47 years ago; played everything by ear that I loved. Then I started listening to Zappa in my twenties. Anyway... Been studying jazz/ jazz blues for some time, and you are the best teacher; you, Robben Ford, and Tim Lerch: you're all master players and master teachers. Brava!! Eternal thanks for sharing your wisdom so freely. This lesson! Answered SO MANY QUESTIONS I've been trying to find the answer to for YEARS! (How do jazz players play so many chord voicings over one chord?? This is it! Yes! A!😅)
Sandra Sherman I a business major finishing my Bachelors degree. I joke around a lot but deeply appreciate the ample amount of value you offer. Thank you.
You're the best jazz teacher i have ever come across...I am grateful to have such a great jazz teacher in this generation... I feel like God has send you into this world as a humble and dedicated jazz musician..
Hahaha!!!😂😂😂 The 11th (always fighting with the 3rd), is likea mother in law!!! That's PERFECT! 🤣 You are SUCH a great teacher! I cannot even really play now, due to spinal injury, and I watch all your videos. (I'm starting to play a little bit again... Maestro Vai taught me excellent warm up exercises. I tend to want to to start playing everything I played for 30 years, until 17 yrs ago... and everything I've learned since then... but my fingers on my left hand have nerve damage and my mind is two bars ahead "playing" in my mind... and my fingers are still working out the "how"... must be patient. Very patient. But until I can play again... Django used only two fingers... where there's a will!! Until then, I will continue watching you play. You're an excellent jazz guitar teacher. I never played jazz guitar (drums), but my main instrument is guitar, so... I'll still stop talking now... But dang; I used to teach my students intervals of the major scale using HOUSES (intervals 3&4 and 7&1[octave] have no grass between them; they're like my old brownstones in NYC). I LOVE the idea of half° and fully diminished (diminished) chords being small apartments where no one else fits! That's SUCH a brilliant visual. Thank you! And the 11th (4th) fighting with the 3rd, like a mother in law!!! 😂😂😂
Hoüe you'll fully recover to a point where you can play the things you already hear. Thanks for the brilliant metaphor with the houses without grass in between. Thais really cool!
Greetings from up a cold Spanish mountain. Thank you for an excellent lesson. I have struggled with chord names for years but you have made it all much clearer although I need to watch the video a few more times! You have a great teaching style and I am learning a lot from your videos.
Great lesson by a really good teacher, both in terms of knowledge and communication skills. I picked up a couple of new things, but this was mostly review for me. I'd love to see two things: 1) some more advanced topics, and 2) see you cut loose and show off some of the hot licks I'm sure you play with ease. In addition to the knowledge you share, I get a lift just from knowing that there are caring, sharing people like you who enjoy helping me along my musical journey. BIG THANKS!
David Gerber Thanks for your feedback David. It's very much appreciated. I'll create more advanced lessons soon. Stay tuned! Thank for watching and the compliments.
I cant get enough of your teaching. You make everything so palatable. I really enjoy the taking apart and building these jazz chords. You are super fantastic! I work along with you with a permanent smile on my face!😊
This is the clearest jazz chord tuition that I have ever seen. I love your videos, always superbly structured and clearly presented. I wished that I had this tuition many years ago.
This really takes time! Often a few months later, when you learn a different topic, suddenly the light bulb moment is here and you understand the connection.
The best videos I've seen on youtube for beginner/intermediate jazz guitar lessons. You've cleared up things I've been confused about for years. Thank you!
I am just seeing this video. I am glad it is still around. You really are a very good teacher, so straight forward and logical in the way you explain things. I also appreciate that I can pay by individual lesson and song.
Vielen Dank Sandra! I am no jazz player but I want to incorporate some jazzy elements in my music. Your explanation was the perfect mixture between theory and practice. Grüße aus Berlin ^^
That's exactly what I need in my life, tension! 😄 I'm looking forward to this lesson when I have time over the weekend. Sounds like I'll be learning a lot again, from your careful, and well chosen approach to helping us intermediate level players. Thanks for all!!!
A Eu percebi nessa aula muita coisa que eu já fazia intuitivamente , usando bem o ouvido . Esses conceitos novos foram bons para identificar teoricamente, obrigado .
I stumbled across this channel a couple of days ago, brilliant. I’ve seen so many people refer to comping and finally somebody demystifying it. Thank you! You are really helping me from making that transition from playing “Sweet Child of Mine” and “Honky Tonk Woman” to Jazz... you and Jens Larsen have got me hooked!
I really like the vibes in your videos. Like sometimes i get lazy but you really motivate me to just practice and practice. I think that's what makes a good teacher, who actually makes you wanna pick up your instrument.😊
Spent this morning with this lesson. So many to catch up on, but I'm enjoying the process thanks to you. I really appreciate the clarity of your explanations and asides. Thanks once again for adding tension to my life :) From a New York student (and subscriber of course).
I would love to hear you explain the families with bass on the D string. Sometimes it is good to carry the melody there. And more vertical movement options. Thank you.
Thumbs up Sandra!. Greeting from Southern California. Best Explanation i've ever seen on youtube. I've learnt a lot from you. Thanks so much for your post!
Huan Doan Thank you so much! Trying my best to keep it simple. Not always that easy, since I'm a non-native speaker. I tend to babble and stutter a lot, lol.
Correction - your command of English is excellent. I cringed when you mentioned an open 'C' chord as a "Cowboy" chord. My teacher of forty (or more) years back used that exact phrase when I first auditioned for him. I did the best chord solo in my repertoire, and he said, "Kid, you have to forget that cowboy music!" You brought a tear to my eye today as well as teaching me something new.
Hey Sandra .... I had a lot of fun with your "Tension Chord Lesson" ... what a fantastic lesson.. How about doing one with "Altered Chords"? Thanks for listening. All the best from Germany to Austria. Stephan
"We ain't got no fingers left..." Story of my life! I know all these forms, and building above the first octave, but have never had anyone explain where and what substitutions could be used, and why. Thank you.
I am lost.... These last years I am getting bored & I play & play the same...however I love music & willing to get better. . Thnks for your Videos...I just learned about U few days ago..........Andres
Thank you Sandra, I just discovered your channel - you have such a great approach with your explanations - I learned a lot by watching this today - I'll be back for more!
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Thank you for the prompt response Sandra, I'm going to dig into more of your lessons having to do with building great lines and taking a target-tone based approach to improvisation. To my level of understanding at this point in time, there's nothing like having an extensive knowledge of chords and how they're constructed, as well as knowing how a particular scale relates to the position of the chord and the tones contained within. From there, understanding the relative tension and importance of those tones in building your improvisation really helps to develop an "ear" for what tones sound right and where they fit in a given progression, all while making it rhythmically interesting. It's a lot to comprehend and we all bring our own unique style and abilities to the process, so thanks again for doing a great job in serving such a large and diverse audience with an obvious joy for what you do.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Actually, I do have a couple of requests - if you haven't done so already, can you show to apply these chords to an example lead sheet while holding up the rhythm, and can you also show how you could build a walking bass line as well? Thank you
0:53 THE FIVE CHORD FAMILIES
2:00 MAJOR JAZZ CHORDS Root on E-string
7:00 DOMINANT JAZZ CHORDS Root on E-string
12:30 MINOR JAZZ CHORDS Root on E-string
16:12 MAJOR JAZZ CHORDS Root on A-string
21:06 DOMINANT JAZZ CHORDS Root on A-string
23:57 MINOR JAZZ CHORDS Root on A-string
26:31 HOW TO APPLY JAZZ TENSION CHORDS TO YOUR PLAYING
I really like this approach but have trouble with all the "grips". Is there a comprehensive chord grid chart that co-insides with this lesson. Or is that a dumb question? I understand the importance of creating the chords from the degrees of the scale. I grasp the voice leading principle but I find myself "cheating" the chords and just hitting the melody which is fine but I never learn the whole chords. Therefore I struggle mightily to sound as good as I want, even though the melody is correct. I am currently learning "Blue Skies" so thank you for the excellent(best tutorials I have found anywhere). Any one out there who is more advanced than I I welcome your input.
@@jameswarren7133 What I would suggest is first, practice playing the chords by themselves. Any new chord takes time to get used to. The next step is to practice switching between 2 chords. It also helps to call out the name of the chord as you're playing it, that way you connect the name with the sound you're hearing. The final step is to pick a song to learn that either uses these chords or you substitute these chords into it. It's a combination of gaining the muscle memory and the ear training.
@@ibji
Thanks, I will give that a try
She's good...I love the way she can explain the logic of the chord tones.
She says thank you for your kind words 😊❤
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman No problem...thank you. Hey, do you know where I can Guitar Pro tab for the harmonic, altered, and diminished scales? I have this tool called a FretLite guitar, which lights up the fretboard using a Bluetooth connection to Guitar Pro 7.0+. The problem is that the company doesn't have much content so the user must go hunting for tablature (however I think that GP7 reads/imports PDFs. Keep up the good work...these lessons are top-notch and I really appreciate you sharing the knowledge.
This is THE BEST jazz chord tutorial I've EVER seen. Bravo!! You just made sense of something I've been trying to figure out by ear *without playing my guitar for 13 years due to spine injury. NOW I understand how players choose what voicings and tensions to add to create so many different but similar voicings over ONE chord mentioned on a lead sheet or after figuring out the main progression from the bass player, e.t.c.
What a fabulous lesson!! THANK YOU!!
Mannes me happy to see my tutorial was helpful 😊. Keep swinging 🎸 🎶
Vielen Dank! You answered Years of theory questions in half an hour. It is often said, "The most intelligent people explain things in the simplest way possible." I believe this is true. Based upon that, i believe you are the Einstein of jazz guitar teachers.
Remley Einstein? LOL and WOW 😊
Simple and elegant explanation of music theory after J.S. Bach. I've learned as much from this video as I have from 3 Mel Bay books and 27 years of lessons. You say the same information as everyone else, but in a way that is concise and sticks in my memory. Simply the best.
Remley - I agree with you 100% and couldn't have said it any better myself. Sandra's Jazz lessons have been the best thing that has happened to me since my burning desire to learn Jazz guitar. That burning desire started 45 years ago!
You're the Best!! Thank you so much😉
Sandra, You are the best teacher I’ve ever met in youtube. Thanks.. Austria, the hometown for every music!!
Wow, thank you! Glad you enjoy the tutorials and they're helpful. Keep swingin, my friend!
Sandra, I have been playing guitar since I was 9 years old, nearly 50 years total. No one has ever explained things so clearly and directly to the point as you. Especially Jazz chords. And in this video you answered every question that came to my mind about chords, as if you were reading my mind. Don't change a thing about how you teach. You are an absolute natural! I just want to reach through the computer screen and give you a big hug and a kiss on the cheek to show my appreciation. And I have noticed I am not the only one that has said this about your teaching approach. You have been a true blessing to me and my quest to be a Jazz guitarist!
stringbender57 Oh, I could need a hug for sure! I'm sick with a high fever. I hope my hubby can edit this week's video, bc I can't.
Same with me. I started playing 47 years ago; played everything by ear that I loved. Then I started listening to Zappa in my twenties. Anyway... Been studying jazz/ jazz blues for some time, and you are the best teacher; you, Robben Ford, and Tim Lerch: you're all master players and master teachers.
Brava!!
Eternal thanks for sharing your wisdom so freely.
This lesson! Answered SO MANY QUESTIONS I've been trying to find the answer to for YEARS! (How do jazz players play so many chord voicings over one chord?? This is it! Yes! A!😅)
Sandra Sherman I a business major finishing my Bachelors degree. I joke around a lot but deeply appreciate the ample amount of value you offer. Thank you.
Thank you! ❤️ Keep up the good humor 😊
You're the best jazz teacher i have ever come across...I am grateful to have such a great jazz teacher in this generation...
I feel like God has send you into this world as a humble and dedicated jazz musician..
Oh, that is one of the nicest compliments I've ever received. Thank you so mucj! ❤️ I'll try my best to keep you guys satisfied. Keep swinging 🎶 🎸
Absolutely no need to search for other tutorials, you are the best, much appreciated for what you are giving.
You're the sweetest, Viktor ❤️
This is the best tutorial on tension chords bar none! Your analogies really help to see the whole picture. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!
Turning complex into easy: wonderful explanation. What is needed by beginners approaching jazz! great teacher Sandra
Mille grazie, Nicola! ❤️
Hahaha!!!😂😂😂 The 11th (always fighting with the 3rd), is likea mother in law!!! That's PERFECT! 🤣 You are SUCH a great teacher! I cannot even really play now, due to spinal injury, and I watch all your videos. (I'm starting to play a little bit again... Maestro Vai taught me excellent warm up exercises. I tend to want to to start playing everything I played for 30 years, until 17 yrs ago... and everything I've learned since then... but my fingers on my left hand have nerve damage and my mind is two bars ahead "playing" in my mind... and my fingers are still working out the "how"... must be patient. Very patient. But until I can play again... Django used only two fingers... where there's a will!! Until then, I will continue watching you play. You're an excellent jazz guitar teacher. I never played jazz guitar (drums), but my main instrument is guitar, so...
I'll still stop talking now...
But dang; I used to teach my students intervals of the major scale using HOUSES (intervals 3&4 and 7&1[octave] have no grass between them; they're like my old brownstones in NYC).
I LOVE the idea of half° and fully diminished (diminished) chords being small apartments where no one else fits! That's SUCH a brilliant visual. Thank you!
And the 11th (4th) fighting with the 3rd, like a mother in law!!! 😂😂😂
Hoüe you'll fully recover to a point where you can play the things you already hear.
Thanks for the brilliant metaphor with the houses without grass in between. Thais really cool!
You are an excellent teacher! Thank you for sharing your musical knowledge.
MrJchambe23112 Thank YOU for watching!
Agree...wished I lived closer to take lessons
thanks...you have increased my knowledge of analyzing chord structure
Finally! I've been waiting so long for this one. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Best teacher ever!!!
SirAndyDee Oh you're too sweet!
The j11 as the "mother in law". I love it!
😉
Sandra is an awesome instructor. Thank you
Thank you, Darryl, for that wonderful compliment!
The best jazz course I ever had on RUclips. thank you very much Sandra. greetings from Cameroon
Hey, I think you're the only jazzer I know from Cameroon (and you have great soccer players 😊). Enjoy the jazz ride on my channel!
Your lessons are fabulous! Thank you for posting them.
Doug Preece Thank YOU for watching them!
*Austrian country music we don't like that in jazz" You are on a roll . ❤️
Greetings from up a cold Spanish mountain. Thank you for an excellent lesson. I have struggled with chord names for years but you have made it all much clearer although I need to watch the video a few more times! You have a great teaching style and I am learning a lot from your videos.
Emlyn Griffith Oh, that's so nice of you. Thanks so much! Hope it gets a little warmer soon on that spanish mountain.
Great lesson by a really good teacher, both in terms of knowledge and communication skills. I picked up a couple of new things, but this was mostly review for me. I'd love to see two things: 1) some more advanced topics, and 2) see you cut loose and show off some of the hot licks I'm sure you play with ease. In addition to the knowledge you share, I get a lift just from knowing that there are caring, sharing people like you who enjoy helping me along my musical journey. BIG THANKS!
David Gerber Thanks for your feedback David. It's very much appreciated. I'll create more advanced lessons soon. Stay tuned! Thank for watching and the compliments.
The best jazz guitar lesson i've ever seen!! Great teacher thanxs so much!!
Ohoho, what a great compliment! Thank you, my friend ❤️
I cant get enough of your teaching. You make everything so palatable. I really enjoy the taking apart and building these jazz chords. You are super fantastic!
I work along with you with a permanent smile on my face!😊
Hey, I love making people happy! The world's taugh enough right now. Keep swinging, my friend!
This is the clearest jazz chord tuition that I have ever seen. I love your videos, always superbly structured and clearly presented. I wished that I had this tuition many years ago.
Thank you, Leo! It's never too late to do what we love! Keep swinging, my fr3 and stay safe! ❤️
Tahnk you very much dear Sandra. I got a little dizzy in this lesson🤪 , but I'll be ok in a couple of days 😄🤗
This really takes time! Often a few months later, when you learn a different topic, suddenly the light bulb moment is here and you understand the connection.
The best videos I've seen on youtube for beginner/intermediate jazz guitar lessons. You've cleared up things I've been confused about for years. Thank you!
Thank you, Joey, for your wonderful compliment ❤️
You explain everything better than anyone. Thank you!
Thanks so much, I'm trying to :-)
you make us understand what is what and why!!! danke
Glad that you find it helpful. Mission accomplished ✅😊
M'y best teacher God bless you
Your lesson help me do much
Thank you for your kind words! ❤
I am just seeing this video. I am glad it is still around. You really are a very good teacher, so straight forward and logical in the way you explain things. I also appreciate that I can pay by individual lesson and song.
Thank you, Wayne! Soon you will be able to roam my webstore for individual lessons 😊
Vielen Dank Sandra! I am no jazz player but I want to incorporate some jazzy elements in my music. Your explanation was the perfect mixture between theory and practice. Grüße aus Berlin ^^
Hi Sandra.. i ve discovered your channel by now... you are really clear and you are a great teacher☺️
filippo marangoni Thank you so much Filippo! Trying my best.
Wow the way you teach and explain, is Amazing thank you! Now I understand how to build chords and naming them! Your the best!
❤️❤️❤️
That's exactly what I need in my life, tension! 😄 I'm looking forward to this lesson when I have time over the weekend. Sounds like I'll be learning a lot again, from your careful, and well chosen approach to helping us intermediate level players. Thanks for all!!!
abejacgot Wait for the altered chords. Even more tension in your life, hahaha 😊
Guitarversum Sandra Sherman You sadist😄, Bring it on! ...and thanks
abejacgot I became a teacher to torture you guys, lol.
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Eu percebi nessa aula muita coisa que eu já fazia intuitivamente , usando bem o ouvido . Esses conceitos novos foram bons para identificar teoricamente, obrigado .
Muito obrigada, Claudio!
what a great teacher
Thank you for this great compliment ❤️!
I stumbled across this channel a couple of days ago, brilliant. I’ve seen so many people refer to comping and finally somebody demystifying it. Thank you! You are really helping me from making that transition from playing “Sweet Child of Mine” and “Honky Tonk Woman” to Jazz... you and Jens Larsen have got me hooked!
Welcome to the jazz ride, Daniel! Keep swinging 😊🎸🎵
I really like the vibes in your videos. Like sometimes i get lazy but you really motivate me to just practice and practice. I think that's what makes a good teacher, who actually makes you wanna pick up your instrument.😊
What a great compliment! Thank you! Keep swingin 🎵🎸
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Keep making great videos!:D
Not only very informative and well explained but also entertaining, thanks again Sandra :-)
Thanks 😊❤️
Thanks!
beautifully done, sandra
Thank you, Antonio ❤️
Thanks God...
Wish u always healthy, success & happy...
This is awsome lesson...
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Awwwh, thank you, that's sweet ❤️
thank you once again
Very informative! Thanks for sharing!
Glad this video helps you. 🙂.
Thank you, Sandra, for this excellent lesson!
Glad it helped 😊
Spent this morning with this lesson. So many to catch up on, but I'm enjoying the process thanks to you. I really appreciate the clarity of your explanations and asides. Thanks once again for adding tension to my life :) From a New York student (and subscriber of course).
Thanks, Abraham! Just make sure to rekease the tension once in a while 😉.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I have no problem with that, even at my advanced years :)
I would love to hear you explain the families with bass on the D string. Sometimes it is good to carry the melody there. And more vertical movement options. Thank you.
G Gutierrez These are the comping voicing. Maybe I'll do a follow up for the upper chords.
Fabulous lesson so much to learn. You are an excellent teacher and you very sincere in wanting to help us learn this. Thank you very much!
I'm glad it helps you and you like it. Keep swinging 🎶 🎸
This is so useful! Thank you!
Thank you! Glad to be of help!
she teaches so good! finally found my go to jazz lesson channel!
Thanks so much ❤! Enjoy the jazz ride 😊
Thank you from korea!
Grrrreetings to Korea! ❤️
you are one very good teacher! you demystify a lot of things about jazz chords. please keep teaching us. thanks !!
I will continue, as long as I have nice viewers such as yourselve ❤️
Brilliant lesson lovedit thank you
Glad you like it, Andrew! Keep swining :-)
Really interesting lesson thankyou! Are there any chords we can play for a good mother in law? One of my friends thinks he has one!
Hehe 😊. The major house is quiet a friendly family.
thanck you sandra so much,,,,,muste goon doctor for visit,,,,,hugs strong saluti from palermo
loving how you explain things..... at last I know why 13 not 6th.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thumbs up Sandra!. Greeting from Southern California. Best Explanation i've ever seen on youtube. I've learnt a lot from you.
Thanks so much for your post!
Huan Doan Thank you so much! Trying my best to keep it simple. Not always that easy, since I'm a non-native speaker. I tend to babble and stutter a lot, lol.
Correction - your command of English is excellent. I cringed when you mentioned an open 'C' chord as a "Cowboy" chord. My teacher of forty (or more) years back used that exact phrase when I first auditioned for him. I did the best chord solo in my repertoire, and he said, "Kid, you have to forget that cowboy music!" You brought a tear to my eye today as well as teaching me something new.
Thank you making my musicality beautiful!
So glad you enjoy it ❤️
Hey Sandra .... I had a lot of fun with your "Tension Chord Lesson" ... what a fantastic lesson.. How about doing one with "Altered Chords"? Thanks for listening. All the best from Germany to Austria. Stephan
Great idea! ❤️
This lesson is very useful to master all the areas I am analyzing to have all these dispositions with the root in 4 string 😅
Jiao check my Upper Chords Videos. I made major and minor chords already.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman okay . I will study it well
I hope to see so in e of your videos explainin improv/ bebop lines/ how to progress in jazz soloing 😊🎶
My beautiful teacher🤓Hello... thank you so much...God bless you always...🎶🎶
A great lesson,brilliantly explained,thank you so much.
Thank you! ❤️ Glad to be of help. Keep swinging 🎶 🎸
hello sandra!!! greetings from brazil, bahia again!!! kisses!!! you're amazing!
Gustavo Kelsch Bejos pra voce, Gistavo. Obrigada ❤
Another excellent lesson - you do this so well and teach even better. Can I move to Austria??? I'll take any apartment that's vacant!!! LOL
You wouldn't wanna be here right now. We're in a our second total lockdown. But when this bat shit is over, Vienna is well worth a visit.
You're an excellent teacher... I think I'm in love!
😍🎸🎶
Great lesson! Took my playing a big step forward. ThanXXL! Greetings from Germany!
Das freut mich sehr! Danke ❤️
great great great lesson. Very concise, clear, and informative. Thank you
Thank you! ❤️ Next stop "Chord Inversions - Drop 3 Voicings" 😊
Terima kasih banyak guru
is an excellent video... thank you
Glad to be of help. Thank you for your kind words.
No one teaches as good as you , in my opinion! Most teachers make it so confusing.
Oh, that really nice! Best compliment! Thank you ❤️
Great lesson. Thank you so much Sandra. I feel so thankful having found your channel.
Welcome to the jazz party, my friend! ❤️
Greetings from 🇻🇪 ❤️
thankyou dear,
Muy didáctico Sandra este video es indispensable para acompañamientos,Desde Argentina te doy las gracias y te felicito !!!
Thanks so much Vincente! Hugs over the pond to Argentina 🇦🇷
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Gracias a ti Sandra....
Love ur lessons
Thank you! Glad they`re helpful :-)
Hi Sandra do you have any thing on inversions? And thank you for the help😀much appreciate!!!
Yes, just type Inversions Guitarversum in the RUclips search field 😁
Houses & apartments...made me think of Pat Martino exploring the floors of a house.
But you are much easier to comprehend.
Could you make a tutorial of the song "how great thou art" please?
Pasteur Henri Le missionnaire I see, you are persistent about that one 😊. I'll look into it.
"We ain't got no fingers left..." Story of my life! I know all these forms, and building above the first octave, but have never had anyone explain where and what substitutions could be used, and why. Thank you.
Well, we also ain't no pianists. They have 11 fingers and use all of them simultaniously, lol.
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Most useful lesson for jazz guitar!
So glad you like it ❤️
I am lost.... These last years I am getting bored & I play & play the same...however I love music & willing to get better. . Thnks for your Videos...I just learned about U few days ago..........Andres
toneroable Look for the kind of music you really enjoy and and really dig into it.
You are great it is a dream to have a real lesson with you
I give Skype lessons 😊. If you're interested ylu can write me to the email address provided in my channel info.
Great lesson!!! Thanks!!! Please more videos, you are awesome, Thank you so much!
Outstanding lesson as always Sandra, thank you very much! 😊🎶
Bill Ward Thank you Bill! You're a sweetheart.
OMG! This is great! I was hoping for something like this and here it is.
You weren't the only one. I got quite some twisted for this one.
Well, it's an intruiging topic, I guess :-)
Good stuff. I already knew but never thought about It as In depth .
Thanks, J. R. ❤️
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman TY I can learn a lot from you.
Very nice teaching. Please a lesson about Stella by starlignt
+abdoulaye diao Thank you! Stay tuned for Stella. Out soon!
Excellent Teacher, Loving your lessons in Teaxs
Rick Salazar Thanks so much for the wonderful compliment and for watching.
You're the best🎸😃
That's really sweet of you, thanks! 🧡
So Cool!
Thank you Sandra, I just discovered your channel - you have such a great approach with your explanations - I learned a lot by watching this today - I'll be back for more!
Awesome! Makes me happy to know I can help you along your jazz ride 😊
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Thank you for the prompt response Sandra, I'm going to dig into more of your lessons having to do with building great lines and taking a target-tone based approach to improvisation. To my level of understanding at this point in time, there's nothing like having an extensive knowledge of chords and how they're constructed, as well as knowing how a particular scale relates to the position of the chord and the tones contained within. From there, understanding the relative tension and importance of those tones in building your improvisation really helps to develop an "ear" for what tones sound right and where they fit in a given progression, all while making it rhythmically interesting. It's a lot to comprehend and we all bring our own unique style and abilities to the process, so thanks again for doing a great job in serving such a large and diverse audience with an obvious joy for what you do.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Actually, I do have a couple of requests - if you haven't done so already, can you show to apply these chords to an example lead sheet while holding up the rhythm, and can you also show how you could build a walking bass line as well? Thank you
Oh, this is so great!
Andis Galaxysvieractive Thank you! 💘
Another great lesson explained very well
Trying my best 😊
Good stuff. love the family thing and the 6/9 sus2 explanation.
Thanks so much ❤
thank you so much, sandra!
You're very welcome, my friend ❤️
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nice family analogy, lol...real cool...living in small partments! the mother in law!!
Always so helpful.