A Robert Glasper’s Movement Explained - So Beautiful By Robert Glasper - WhyItWorks - Ep 4

[@Taylormedicine]

I never thought I would find this thankyou ❤

[@victorpate24]

I'm a guitarist who's really attracted to the creative harmonies and chords that Robert Glasper utilizes. I greatly appreciate your explanations. Ashè

[@DNYLNY]

I loved the color coded keyboard you used in the intro. I wish you had it on for the rest of the lesson.

[@uryic000]

Excellent vid. thank you

[@AdrumaVictoria16]

Thank you!

[@jefflungov]

Congrats for this good work.. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@crila07]

merci

[@LEVRAN]

This is literally exactly what i needed thank you

[@chibimantis2918]

Thanks a lot! just what I was looking for

[@elise9034]

Excellent! Thank you for these very useful explanations!!!

[@coloaten6682]

So cool. Thanks, man! :)

[@elcidesjazz]

Amazing lesson.

[@haroldmessinger1]

thank you

[@drummerdude8992]

That’s so cool!

[@kabelogumani528]

Thanks a lot bro. Well executed

[@MartelMartin736]

This need more views bruh this is great!

[@slep5039]

The chord you play at 1:07 looks more like a Dsus11/A than a Dmin11? There's no third and the A is in the bass?

[@rodbarnes5989]

Awesome!

[@totolepianiste]

Thaaaaank you

[@felixmorgenstern2875]

That was really well explained :)

[@ezehughes]

Muy bueno!

[@greylinglove5416]

Excellence!

[@Ricocase]

Nice, try some Luther Vandross, Anita Baker hits next! Glasper Golden Lady.

[@staticshock9701]

I'm not really getting what he does with the solo part. What does it mean to "approach" gm11

[@musicgreatness9987]

Think of it as a passing chord but using melodic lines instead of a chord. You can reach out to us at [e-mail] if you have more questions!

[@JoggerTracker]

Great vid, thanks! What scale would you use to improvise over the chords? Would it be the F mixolydian?

[@musicgreatness9987]

Hey! The pentatonic would fit nicely in this chord progression but I’d use F Lydian as well over the Am to make it stand out even more

[@JoggerTracker]

@@musicgreatness9987 good to know, thanks! 🙏

[@timhan9264]

Why is it Fsus2 and not Fadd6?

[@musicgreatness9987]

Hi Tim! because the notes are (from bottom to top): A (the third of the chord), G (the sus2, can be also seen as a 9), C (the 5th) and F (the tonic). In order for it to be add6, there should be a D (6th from F) instead of a G.
Thanks for watching!

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[@ikestew08]

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[@witSandSmitty93]

How long you been making music?🎶

[@musicgreatness9987]

I've been playing for about 13 years now

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