How to Expand Your Harmonic Vocabulary: Major and Minor Sixth Diminished

[@paulclifford9008]

Thank you Barry Harris!

[@francescomanfredi]

Unbelievable lesson! It would be great to have a follow up with some examples on how to apply this new vocabulary on simple chord progressions or standards

[@contrabajofondo]

excelent musician, very good teacher, i had the chance to take part in his workshop in Cyprus. i am very happy you start with those videos. thanks a lot

[@wyc7tjmf794]

"Real sad minor chords, not the elevator supermarket minor" lol

[@bassguyification]

Excellent!! Thank You and your bass sounds incredible

[@benwinstanleymusic]

That was really helpful, thank you.

[@sameester]

Very nice! Can you guys please do a video on lead trumpet playing?

[@paulfiore9852]

Good way to think about triad pairs.

[@CaetanoBrasilOficial]

Great lesson! I just think the bass is tuned a semitone up. When he says F6, I hear F#6. :)

[@paulgibby6932]

yes, throws me off, trying to play on my guitar. But it's nice he says the notes.

[@cnrbsmth]

is that a method used by jazzers who play in flat keys all the time?

[@voriskinlaw9775]

Caetano Brasil Ur Right, It's Driving Me Nuts...🎻

[@ruitemetuitje]

Thanks !

[@davetuttle9701]

Wow!

[@ollyboy34]

Lovely stuff, these are bebop major and minor scales right?

[@xybervid]

What does Ari mean by "important" chords?

[@drewpaulsen5695]

Ari mentions that when putting two chords together, a scale forms. What is this scale called?

[@saxofonistacr]

6th dim scale

[@octavio_a.serrano]

3:20 :'c
Why isn't this a jazz meme yet?

[@rinkmeifucan]

I listened to minor chords and m not sad. I'm I psychopath?