🎸 Master Jazz Guitar Improvisation & Storytelling (Lesson 4) 🎸
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Discover the art of storytelling without words. Step-by-step instruction shows how to turn even the simplest tunes into music of high sophistication.
Stories without words. The art of storytelling through the beauty of sound. When searching for ideas we are improvising and when we are playing music we are storytelling.
In this session, we discuss the development of Style & Craft - The Alchemy of Unique Style
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THANK GOD I FOUND YOUR LESSONS!!!
You are finally making me understand chord melody for real. Thank you so much
That's great, I'm glad you find the lessons helpful. All the very best with your guitar playing. Warm regards, Mike
This series is brilliant! Incredibly well explained! 10/10 Keep up the good work.
Thank you, Peter I’m glad you like the series … there’s more on the way! I appreciate your interest and support. Warm regards, Mike
Wonderful masterclass. It´s like the way Barry Harris explained these things.
Hello Francis, Glad it was helpful! All the very best. Mike
I have searched for some lesson to understand chord melody. These are great, thank you for explaining the concept in a way to follow.
Thank you, Stuart, I'm glad you found the series helpful. All the very best and continued success with your Guitar playing.
These Series of Videos are Exactly what I was looking for.. Great teaching and examples ..Thanks much.. Subscribed👍
Thank you, Jock
Great explenation @1:53 thank you
Thank you and all the very best with your guitar playing. Cheers. Mike
Really like what you are doing in bars 2-3 during the latter half of the video, keeping the pedal tone. I need to work more on those to keep sustained notes in chord melodies more interesting.
Hello Thorsteinn. Yes, music is about movement. In a piece of music anytime that we have a long sustained note in the melody, we have an opportunity to create a sense of movement by varying the harmony underneath the sustained note. This helps maintain the interest of the listener.
Nice comment, Thorsteinn. I think this is not a pedal tone, though, since the sustained note is not in the bass. Regards. Igor
These series are the best so far 😊
Thank you ❤️
Thank you, Samson, I'm glad you find the lessons helpful. all the very best with your guitar playing!
Splendid! Exciting concepts.
Thanks, Robert I appreciate your interest in our work. All the very best!
Stories without words. The art of storytelling through the beauty of sound. When we are searching for ideas we are improvising and when we are playing music we are storytelling.
In this session we discuss the development of Style & Craft - The Alchemy of Unique Style
You've taken Pat Martino's parental chord notion and made the link to actually playing. This is so helpful! Thank you!
Thank you for your comments and I'm glad you found the video helpful. Warm regards, Mike
DEVELOPMENT OF STYLE AND CRAFT - THE ALCHEMY OF UNIQUE STYLE
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0:35 TURN EXERCISES INTO SKILLS THROUGH REPETITION AND SKILLS INTO MUSIC
0:55 Constraints, Project, Guidelines
1:56 Have variety in your playing: mix at least 3 colors
2:36 Learn the Rules Like a Pro, So You Can Break Them Like an Artist - Picasso
2:54 EXAMPLES OF MELODY HARMONIZATION WITH C6 - B DIM
2:55 ex. 1 4:09
4:20 ex. 2 4:53
5:03 ex. 3 5:29
5:40 ex. 4 6:00
6:10 ex. 5 6:26
6:40 Review
7:21 TODO Harmonize my own melodies in C major
7:36 The results of exercises are quite predictable, as expected, because we're only using one concept
7:53 THREE EXAMPLES BASED ON EX. 5 WITH SURPRISE BAR 2 CHORDS TO AVOID PREDICTABILITY
08:27 REFLECTION ON IMPROVISING AND SURPRISE
09:26 Ex. 6
C in melody as
09:32 3rd of Ab6
9:34 7 of Dmin7 (aka 5th of F6)
9:36 root of C
9:40 Ex. 7
C in melody as
9:49 3rd of Ab Maj7
9:51 7th of Db Maj7
9:53 Root of C
9:57 Ex. 8
C in melody as
10:08 3rd of Ab Maj7
10:10 2nd of Bb add2
10:13 Root of C
10:16
11:18 Ex. 9
F in melody as
11:24 min 3rd of Dmin7
11:26 3rd of Db MAJ7
E in melody as
11:29 3rd of C MAJ7
11:35 11:55 Ex. 10
E in melody as
12:01 7th of F MAJ7
12:03 #11th of Bb9#11
12:05 3rd of C MAJ7
12:10 Ex. 11
E in melody as
12:21 7th of F MAJ7
12:23 #11th of Bb9#11
12:26 5th of A MAJ9
12:32 12:58Ex. 12
D in melody as
13:01 7th of F6
13:03 #11th of Fmin6
13:05 E in melody as 3rd of C MAJ7 add 6
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You are most welcome Kamel
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Thank you so much..this is really what i looking for..just started to understand chord melody ..can you show some can play alone with the bass notes please.?.subscribed,liked.
Hello Jeral, Thank you for your comments, I'm glad you found the lessons helpful we'll be adding some lessons on incorporating the bass notes with the chords in future lessons. All the very best with your guitar playing. Mike
Fantastic Great Top Marks 10 out of 10
Hello MIke, thank you for your interest in our lessons I'm very happy to learn that you are enjoying the series. Warm regards, Mike
Thank you! So, any chord with the same highest note can be used ?
Yes, that is correct you can use any chord.