Little Labyrinth 80: Half Steps Below are Beautiful (Response to TILF Barry Harris)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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wonderful! im checking back everyday for the reboot series! Thank you for all your work.
It’s coming up on the 10th!
@@TheLabyrinthofLimitationshello sir, any update on the reboot series? I’m just organising the videos and exercises in order to make it easier to practice these concepts and get my head around what I should work on first and how to progress and I’m wondering if it would make more sense to just wait for the reboot series?
Amazing concepts as always! Thank you for sharing! Looking forward to the reboot!
Looking forward to the new direction / Revamp you've been mentioning. I'll be on Patreon once it starts! You put a fire under me to learn all the drop 2/3's (practise more in general) -- feels like I have the foundation to start approaching this material more thoroughly. Hope your holidays are well!
Foundations 0 and 1 are out today! Come join us over at the Patreon:)
Love your vids. During practice I used your shells to resolve to a Cmaj (Fm6-Abm6-CMAJ6) and had a real nice breakthru! love thinking shells!
Your videos always make me want to run to my guitar and play. Thanks for sharing!
That’s awesome to hear! 😊
i love you thomas I love you thomas. im still working all the voicing before practicing all your tricks it will takes decades im so sadge
Always fabulous examples! 😁
This channel deserves a lot more views… plz use more chord and note visuals for beginners of Barry.
The new “foundations 1: polyphony” pdf does exactly that! Lots of chord charts everywhere in it
@@TheLabyrinthofLimitations wow.. good job. It was hard to look at your guitar and figure out what you were doing because you also play classical. Thank you for your effort!
The thirds in Cminor 6 are great! Wow.
Oh yeah, that sound where you just go up the chord in thirds with a half step is so fun :)
Great, great!
Amazing job as Always, It would be great if you do an episodi where you explain Better the indioendency of Lines by a ryhtmic prospettive kind of an invention or a fuge stile because i find that the elevator sustem and the contrary motion ecc would gain much Power and It really would Shine your beautiful concept.
Thank you
When I am thinking in a minor context I like to play half step above the dominant V. The bVI7 to V7 sounds very bluesy and functional.
Great comment. That something Barry taught as a 6 note scale. TILFBH talks about it on his channel somewhere
@TheLabyrinthofLimitations Interesting. I will try to find it. I usually play it as an 8 tone scale that I is spelled R, 2, b3, 4, #4, 5, b6, 7. I first got the concept from the RUclips channel "Jazz Duets". They did an episode on Mozart's "Rondo Alla Turca". It outlines a minor triad by playing a half step below and a scale tone above.
Me watching this understanding every 40th word like, oh yeah I'm learning.
Sounds like the new foundations series is the right idea! Check it out here:
ruclips.net/video/eq8VwwmlJ58/видео.htmlsi=lm_JFvksTuIxV0by
Great stuff. And thanks for trimming the beard. It was way too distracting. 😊
Sorry! 😂
Whole step above sounds better I guess because consonant leaps are easier to hear, at least according to classical rules. The diatonic second is more consonant with the other perfect intervals than the flat2 is.
I’d have to disagree. Both are dissonant, and it isn’t the whole step that makes a difference, only the fact that it is a scale tone, whether that ends up being a half step or whole step. A whole step can sound equally bad when the scale tone above should be a half step, imo
A diatonic second can be a b2 so...
Exactly:)
@@taylorjohnhardinVlogs sorry just to clarify, you can choose to see the half step below as a passing note, which is 100% valid. I was just thinking if you treat it as a scale tone, or leading tone, you get a major second diatonically. If you play a diminished chord on the half step below, u get the 2nd in there, they are minor3rds apart or brother and sister.