Jazz Mandolin Chords ii V I (Part 1) - Mandolin Lesson
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Thank you I've been needing this explained well
Sparkly indeed.
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.
great lesson Baron !!!!!
Very nice lesson, cheers!
SweBadSanta Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching,Baron
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?
Nice mando. I have a Givens A5.
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.
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
at around 8:00
What armrest is that? Looks pretty comfy
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.
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