"In A Sentimental Mood" Piano Tutorial: Minor Chords & Progressions
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
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In this lesson you will learn how to play minor chords like a jazz piano pro using the tune "In A Sentimental Mood". "In A Sentimental Mood" is a beautiful tune composed by the great Duke Ellington. The tune contains common minor chord progressions that you must understand as a jazz piano player.
The 'minor line cliche' is a common harmonic movement found in jazz music. You will find this minor chord sequence in countless jazz standards so it makes sense to understand how the progression is constructed.
In this lesson we explore the different ways that we can navigate the minor line cliche using bass lines, two-handed chords and inner voices.
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I truly love this voicing and progression. I want to learn every part of this arrangement. Excellent display.
Chris Moy
Wowww,so emotional.amazing like always,thanks master ,appreciated
Just wonderful how calm you bring these great sounding sophisticated voicings and giving us new options on how to play this or apply it to another piece. I doubt playing around will ever start to bore me. Thanks!!
I've been wanting to learn these sorts of chords for ages. Brilliantly done and I hope you keep up with the amazing work!
Great tutorial as always! Just the right level of complexity for those inner voice movements.
Absolute goldmine. Thank you, thank you so much for what you’re doing.
Another great tutorial, beautiful arrangement and some great tips on inner movement and open voicing's ;-)
Lovely to listen your piano and and your voice! Thank you to listen my favorite songs!
I enjoyed it very much. Thank you
Just gorgeous stuff. Gonna try it out
Great tutorial! Thank you!!
YOU PLAY SOO BEAUTIFULLY
Merci pour ce tutoriel, une série d'accord tour simplement magnifique !
Thank you! I immediately applied this techniques to Summertime )
Thank you again!
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THANK YOU
Nice. Thanks
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Wonderfull! Very liric bluz
lol! This is exactly what I needed. Very understandable. I'm trying to use jazz chord progressions in electronic music.
good work
Golden
Thanks
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I'm really very jealous, you play and explain very professionally..
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Awesome!
Please would you me some insight into the chords George shearing uses in
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2:30 to 2:40
Great tutorial but I can’t download the pdf it never arrives?👍
Hi Jeremy, please check your Spam folder as sometimes it can end up there. If that doesn't work, please fill out the contact form here: www.pianogroove.com/contact-us/ Cheers, PianoGroove
what is the name of the piece?
How dumb are you? Can’t you read the title? Smh
What's the name of this song it's very beautiful
in a sentimental mood
Learning how to dissect these progressions is so freaking difficult lol.. Knowing what notes to leave out, knowing when to drop the root instead of adding the extra note, playing a D7 but the C isn't C# (isn't D7 = D Major 7, doesn't D Major have C#?) I'm still new to theory but maaaan lol.
D7 means you assume it is a dominant chord with maj3 flat7. Major 7 has to be indicated somewhere. Don’t get overwhelmed, just focus on learning a piece at a time and things will come together quicker than you may have thought
Ey man in it doesnt say maj just do the maj chord and flaten the seventh. That easy
You could make it easier in your explanation
Always wonder how blind peoplr learn piano
Completely lost you towards the end, u went too too fast with those complicated voicings
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