What is a 9th??
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2017
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In this quick lesson I explain what a 9th is and how it can be used. The 9th is just the 9th degree of the scale, with is also the same as the 2nd.
It can be added to chords to give a warm, rich texture. It can also be used when improvising - the 9th gives such a lovely sound and can really take your playing to the next level.
If you have any questions, just leave them in the comment box below and I will get straight back to you!
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Me: okay now I know how to play C major 9th.
Him: Playing some beautiful melody with 9th chords
Me: 👁 👃 👁
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These are easily some of the best piano lessons I've seen on RUclips.
Thanks!
bru same, I am only getting into this so it's really good for me
thats what im saying bro i feel like the smartest guy in music theory and i just watched like 2 3 vids from him and im not even learning piano im a god in piano im just learning guitar and hes helping so much
9th chords have such a mysterious sound to them in my opinion
1:55 This is exactly what I needed! Thanks for explaining it so well, it makes much more sense now.
Thanks for not ruining my evening by teaching the lesson in A flat.
You have the best lessons online!!
dude i was struggling with music theory and i just come across your vid and i watch like 3 of them and i already feel like a god youre too good💀
Just subscribed! Wow!! Learning so much in so little time, I am impressed! Thank you so much!
Thanks for the lesson. I Hope you can get the recognition you deserve. Jeep It Up :)
Sounds amazing
Thank you you’re really helping me understand
That Was GREAT.🔥🔥🔥🔥
Always wondered why they weren't called 2nds. Now I get it. It's really a 7th plus a 9th. Thanks!
Thank you so much
Simon Thanks.I understand now 9th chords.
Gosh DAMN I would love to hear an extended version of that intro
you’re the best
hello, Thank you for your much helpful videos, i was just wondering how do i know if im playing the correct melody in respect to the chord played at the moment?
Ohh wow this chord sounds like my fav piano recording……piano one 💚
Great video but I have a qurstion.
Why but we add the seventh when playing a major 9ineth
Simon sir please help me with these type of chords like F9/13 slash chords with jazz extentions like B9/11 or Bb9/11
How will I know when to apply the ninth in piano accompaniment?
First thing I thought as I heard the intro: i love music by ahmad jamal
Can you show/teach ways to voice the 9th
Great lesson but the only thing I don't understand is why there's no major or minor 9ths? When I play a major 7th + a 9th it sounds different to a minor 7th + a 9th
I think because the 9th doesn't make it major or minor, the 7th can be a B (major) or a Bb (Minor) the 9th is always just the D blending in with the major or minor chord, but the 9th itself isn't major or minor.
Thank you these videos are so helpful :) How would i write Cmajor 9th with the dominant 7th?
if i’m not wrong, it would be C9, because writing the 9th implies that you’re already using the 7th
Whats up piggy. Can this be applied to 13th and 11th as well? If i want to play CEGA should the chord be written in "Cmaj Add 13" or "C maj6"? Please answer. Thank you!
If it doesnt have the 7th in it it cant be a 13th just like how it cant be a 9th 11th etc. If it only has A without the seventh along with it yes it is a 6th Chord
You spoke of major 7ths. Is the D a ninth if you flat the seventh? Thank you.
Can I use a figure 2 or 3 with a 9th?
Is the 9th only built on maj7 or also dominant7s too?
Do you play any classical music pp, or what are your views on classical piano?
I started off playing classical music doing all the grades. I think it's great! I much prefer jazz though, I find classical music can be limited in terms of creativity since you're usually just copying what someone else has written, whereas jazz is improvised and forces you to be much more in the moment. Though I do think learning classical music is great for a technical exercise and a good workout.
Im confused, please tell me how did you improvised those?
Le *flow*
3:05
What’s that intro piece?
3:07 to hear example
3:05 Halo ODST
Hi ! I believe There's a mistake at the second 41 more or less. You say the ninth is the first grade of the scale. It's the second instead.
Anyway thank you very much for your lessons !
Can you make a video on modes & mode mixing?
What do you mean by 'mode mixing'? I have made a video on an 'Introduction To Modes' you may find useful: ruclips.net/video/o6FVtZ-bkyU/видео.html
PianoPig I mean when you use chords not in the key & how to adjust them in progression
Why do some other people use the dominant 7th and still call the chord a c9? Surely the one you’re playing is cmaj9?
Exactly
i liked it but is it possible to hold the chord with one hand
Most commonly it’s voiced either with two hands (root on the bass, the rest with the other hand on a higher register) or with two instruments (in jazz, an acoustic bass playing the root and a piano playing the rest of the chord or an inversion for extra spice).
Hope that helps put it into perspective!
What do you mean by minor 9ths dont exist? You have a video on how to play one! 🤔
You sound like forrest gump 😊
There absolutely are minor ninths, just as there are minor seconds, since ninths and seconds are the same thing.
then only dominant ninth chords exists?
You can add a 9th onto any type of chord
You said there are no Major or minor 9th. What about Cm9? There’s also dominant 9th?
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@pianopig ?
I was talking about the interval itself. The 9th of a Cm9 and Cmaj9 is the same note
Me: Happy I could finally stretch an octave with one hand
9th chords: *Hello There*
What is added 9th Sir?
Watch the video and you'll find out!
I watch the video several times but I could not find out the added 9th neither you describe this. Please explicit.With rgard.Thank you.
In guitar world the 9th chord has a flattened 7th.
I'm surprised he didn't mention that because it is the more common use of the ninth. If you see D9 it's automatically assumed that it's a dominant chord.
@@mjazzguitar Yep!
so Major 9ths and minor 9ths do not exist?
Nope! You can get a flat 9 or sharp 9 though
@@Piano_Pig thank you! so what does it mean to have a maj7 + a minor 3rd versus a minor 7 + Major 3rd? I watched another video saying the first would be a major 9th, while the latter would be a minor 9th?
The chord you are playing is not a 9th. A 9th is a dominant 7th with a ninth added ie a flat 7th. So C9 would be C E G Bb and D, not B as you are playing. The chord you are playing is Cmaj9.
Great video but I have a qurstion.
Why but we add the seventh when playing a major 9ineth
The 9th implies that the 7th is in the chord as well. You can't really have a 9th chord without the 7th, otherwise it would be called "add 2"
@@Piano_Pig I see, so their is a difference between a Cmaj9 chord and a CmajAdd9 chord. The first is telling us to play like any other chords. While the second is telling us a play a Cmaj - but only add the 9th and nothing else!