Jazz Mandolin Chords ii V I (Part 1) - Mandolin Lesson

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[@annlewiswomack]

Thank you I've been needing this explained well

[@patrickbly4170]

Sparkly indeed.

[@brendenschultz1628]

On the I chord, you can play the maj7 (F#) on the D string. It is already fretted in the previous chord (D7). Then you end with root-7th-3rd (G-F#-b) for the final chord.

[@ronniecraft3895]

great lesson Baron !!!!!

[@SweBadSanta]

Very nice lesson, cheers!

[@MandoLessons]

SweBadSanta Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching,Baron

[@stevei.8085]

For the ii V I ending with the D major chord, can you add the C# on the 4th fret of the A string to make it a Dmaj7 and not play the open G string? or play 2, open, 4, 2 for a fuller DM7 by adding the A on the G string?

[@gregmccarty8253]

Nice mando. I have a Givens A5.

[@LriceVT]

if you are looking for less finger movement then why not use the F# (D string fret 4) when moving from D dom7 to Gmaj7? ( I tried it and it sounds very bad with the open G against the F#.) But it is less finger movement: So less finger movement is not always the criteria for forming a better sounding chord.

[@dylanduke1075]

when you were doing the key changes at the end, how did you know where to go? like what kind of progression was that? sounded great

[@dylanduke1075]

at around 8:00

[@folkrap12]

What armrest is that? Looks pretty comfy

[@absoluteelectricandmainten7432]

I think it is a McClung Armrest. They are really an amazing addition to a good instrument. They allow the wrist to not be as bent when using the pick. You can check them out here: hillcountrystringworks.com/armrest5.html. I have had one on each of my mandolins I have owned. I would not go without one.

[@dylanduke1075]

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