Cheers Tom! Ya I must try and and get a few more lessons like this posted. I love experimenting with the jazzy vibes. I don't often use it in sessions myself, but it's really a lot of fun to play around with and something I want to do more of.
Congrats on great video ! This is fab to watch and listen I play alot of dadgad Spanish guitar ( ocarolan etc ) but must get the acoustic out and get going with your Fab Lessons !!
Cheers! Glad you like the lesson. I only had a subscriber tell me about DADGAD Spanish guitar playing last week and I've been listening to Sergio Arturo Calonego Check out his stuff here 👍 ruclips.net/video/zeKO5nKCrow/видео.html
Really enjoyed this lesson; with the slash chords added into the progression it's a lot of fun. I get the muting using the LH ring finger on the one-finger d chord, but it becomes more challenging beginning with the F#7 on up, especially at tempo. Are you using the LH pinky? Anyway, thanks for this one!
Hi Luca, I tend to use chords quite sparingly when playing tunes. But depending on what feel you want to bring to the music you can add in as much as you like for fun. Here's a great example of Jazz chords and sequences that can be used in Irish music, check out Cillian Doheny playing - ruclips.net/video/2fkU4nGuk2Q/видео.html From my own lessons, you could add in this sequence to bars 3 & 4 in part B1 of The Silver Spear reel. At 0.37 I slide from a G to an A chord. Instead you could try this sequence up the neck to give a jazzy feel to the end of part B1. Or you could do the same in bars 3 & 4 of part B2 at 0.47 where I just play an F♯m to G, you could try the whole sequence from the F♯m to F♯m7 to G etc before finishing the tune off. Hope that helps
Sorry, I forgot to add the link to the video I was referring to for those time stamps - The Silver Spear reel - ruclips.net/video/OBcXAK7J7RU/видео.html
Hi Evan, good question. The tune example that I've been using with my students for this run has been towards the end of the B part of The Little Diamond Polka. It's a nice fun tune to add this moving bass line to. For the first time around I would just do half of the run (Maybe the D, F#7, G, D) Then on the last time around you could try link the whole run up all the way to the Bm before finishing on the D. The timing the run to work with the polka might take a bit of practice but can sound well. Hope that helps, here's The Little Diamond Polka - ruclips.net/video/nP_29BBfgbk/видео.html
@@aodancoynemusic Well aodan thanks for the reply I've been listening to that tune and it sounds well I appreciate the response and the videos in general really have got me playing irish music properly
Love this! putting off the leaving cert studying to learn this instead tonight 😉
😂This is a great comment Louis 👌 Best of luck with the leaving cert man and keep up the DADGAD 🎸
Got a bit of a gypsy jazz/sinti swing feel to it with that chromatic bass run. Love it, awesome stuff mate.
Cheers Tom! Ya I must try and and get a few more lessons like this posted. I love experimenting with the jazzy vibes. I don't often use it in sessions myself, but it's really a lot of fun to play around with and something I want to do more of.
Congrats on great video ! This is fab to watch and listen I play alot of dadgad Spanish guitar ( ocarolan etc ) but must get the acoustic out and get going with your Fab Lessons !!
Cheers! Glad you like the lesson. I only had a subscriber tell me about DADGAD Spanish guitar playing last week and I've been listening to Sergio Arturo Calonego Check out his stuff here 👍 ruclips.net/video/zeKO5nKCrow/видео.html
Great videos!
Cheers, glad you found it helpful 👍
Yes!! This is Amazing !! I love it - thanks Aodan
Glad you like it!
Really enjoyed this lesson; with the slash chords added into the progression it's a lot of fun. I get the muting using the LH ring finger on the one-finger d chord, but it becomes more challenging beginning with the F#7 on up, especially at tempo. Are you using the LH pinky? Anyway, thanks for this one!
New friend here! I Love your Channel! ❤
Cheers, glad you enjoying the videos. Your channel seems pretty chill, I like it 👌
Fun stuff! Great job
Thanks Annie!
Me showing this trick to my band: "you like jazz?"
😂
Sweet ass ring you got there!😉
You know it! 👍
Cool stuff. Can you do a lesson for slides? Rhythm.....???
Hi Thomas, ya, I'll stick that on the to-do list for sure 👍🎸
Awesome my friend! I again look for the name of a jig. can you help me?
ruclips.net/video/kXJ2AxP226c/видео.html
Cheers! 👍 I just had a listen to that jig and I'm afraid i don't know that one. Sounding nice though!
@@aodancoynemusic Thanks my friend!
This surely sounds like The Recruiting Sergeant, which is a song on The Pogues' album If I should Fall... ruclips.net/video/1RXfmLQejrg/видео.html
@@lochlannlads2392 Yeah Thank you very much!
That's grand stuff. What tunes could this jazzy chord sequence back up?
Hi Luca, I tend to use chords quite sparingly when playing tunes. But depending on what feel you want to bring to the music you can add in as much as you like for fun. Here's a great example of Jazz chords and sequences that can be used in Irish music, check out Cillian Doheny playing - ruclips.net/video/2fkU4nGuk2Q/видео.html From my own lessons, you could add in this sequence to bars 3 & 4 in part B1 of The Silver Spear reel. At 0.37 I slide from a G to an A chord. Instead you could try this sequence up the neck to give a jazzy feel to the end of part B1. Or you could do the same in bars 3 & 4 of part B2 at 0.47 where I just play an F♯m to G, you could try the whole sequence from the F♯m to F♯m7 to G etc before finishing the tune off. Hope that helps
Sorry, I forgot to add the link to the video I was referring to for those time stamps - The Silver Spear reel - ruclips.net/video/OBcXAK7J7RU/видео.html
@@aodancoynemusic thanks a lot, Aodan! I'll give it a try!
Sláinte
Noice
Cheers Corbin! 👍
Have you any tunes that actually use this it would be nice to know them
Hi Evan, good question. The tune example that I've been using with my students for this run has been towards the end of the B part of The Little Diamond Polka. It's a nice fun tune to add this moving bass line to. For the first time around I would just do half of the run (Maybe the D, F#7, G, D) Then on the last time around you could try link the whole run up all the way to the Bm before finishing on the D. The timing the run to work with the polka might take a bit of practice but can sound well. Hope that helps, here's The Little Diamond Polka - ruclips.net/video/nP_29BBfgbk/видео.html
@@aodancoynemusic Well aodan thanks for the reply I've been listening to that tune and it sounds well I appreciate the response and the videos in general really have got me playing irish music properly
@@evanmccarthy8225 very happy to hear 👍