Killin' Jazz Chords (Tritone sub. & Upper Structure)
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2021
- How to take a II-V-I and add some things to it so you have more options? We'll go over 2 main subjects - Tritone Sub & Upper structures to find some more colors. Full PDF with TAB & notation on Patreon. www.patreon.com/user?u=346042...
Part 1:
Tritone Sub - 0:40
Level 1 - 2:40
Level 2 - 3:00
Level 3 - 3:23
Level 4 - 3:59
Level 5 - 5:47
Part 2:
Upper structure - 7:22
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that intro just blew my mind. I think I just listened to it like 10 times in a row lol
One of the best lessons on the RUclips.
Why?
Well, firstly, it's correct by the theory, there's no critical mistakes.
Secondly , Rotem uses "level-system" for showing how the complicated things are built from simple ones.
And last but not least, he smiles through whole lesson repeating the chords - he's enjoying it.
Keep it up, sir, glad to be able to learn from you!
4. it's actually good to listen to :)
Fast becoming my fav place for some Jazzage! Thanks Rotem. That face you pull on Abm79 is going to be my m79 face from now on.
So happy I found this channel from that Paul Davids video. Your playing style and tone is really beautiful. Really inspiring for someone new to jazz who wants to hear what's possible.
Same lol
Couldn't agree more. I found Rotem through Paul as well.
@@NoMeWithoutYou1 same here
Dude this is one of your best lessons yet. I love that you turned it into an exercise that’s truly musical and not abstract
I agree one of the best yet! I would love to see a truefire course digging deeper.
Yes, his explanation of the pertinent information of the chord, the 3 and the 7 is very helpful. I never thought of it that way before.
and that was just the first couple seconds lol
I just became patreon i practiced this for 6 hours straight thxs bro it feels like spanky alford vibe with the chords u played
Wow!! ❤️❤️🧚♀️
Incredible lesson. A few principles that can be used right away and explored for a lifetime. Thanks!
Rotem Thanks! This is material I’ve covered before but this time it clicked.
Rotem, I just want to say a huge THANK YOU for all these amazing lessons! A great player with this lovely energy 😊 Obviously the lesson is awesome as always, with the level system making it approachable for everyone! No excuses, just practice and fun! 😁
This one is very challenging ! Let’s do it ! Thank you for making all this knowledge available. Inspiring as ever !
Thank you Jean! 🙏
Too much knowledge in this video. Thank you so much rotem!! 🍻
Rotem! This was the most eye and ear opening lesson I've found on RUclips so far. Thank you for demystifying all those sounds and showing how one can think about it.
Probably a lot of work ahead of me to have it on my fingertips but the explanation is clear and I can see a path how to get there. Thank you!
Funny, I am currently working on this since a few days ! It's such an easy way to transform a basic progression and such a powerful tool for improvisation too. Knowing inversions makes it even more powerful. Thanks for this video and cheers from France ! 🇫🇷🎼
❤️❤️🙏 it's awesome to dive into
8:26 That was insane!
Man. That validates all my suspicions that early jazz pioneers followed their hearts round the neck. It's so beautiful
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Rotem i first met you at pickup music. You are definetly one of the best guitar teachers in on planet earth. And for sure, THE COOLEST ONE!
Amazing video, I love the way you craft something so beautiful from such a simple progression. Your explanations are clear and entertaining. Such a brilliant lesson that I know I'll come back to again and again. Thank you!
This one is the best lesson and advice about chord substitution and upper structure. Thank you so much for that !!!!!
I love it all. thank you soooo much Rotem.
These are exactly the lessons I have been looking for! Thank you so much! Great teacher and very inspiring musician.
Very clearly explained. Beautiful sound, Rotem ! Thank you
One of the most useful lesson I ever came across. Thank you so much Rotem 👍
You take the blinkers from my eyes. Great! Thank you
This is amazing and exactly what I needed!
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As a rock and blues player focusing now more on jazz, this is a very relatable and useful lesson.
Really great lesson! Thanks.
the best jazz lesson I've ever seen in my life thanks man 🙏
*"if you hear it, why not?"*
Best advice ever, especially when learning jazz. Excellent
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This is really inspiring. In my part of the world where Jazz is just a word getting all these information is a treasure... Thanks a lot
Thanks!
Surely one of the best and condensed information on this I have seen.. Pl make more..amazing stuff
Thanks!!!!
Great and clearly said. Thank you
Man, you are who I so long tried to find) Good luck and keep learn us)
Binged on your lessons over the weekend, what a quality jazz teacher! My playing has really levelled up after lessons like this one.
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Great guitar tone!
This lesson together with your lesson about 7th chords made up my last Werk and will inspire me for a long time. They are my door opener to the World of jazz. Finally... Thank you
🙏🙏🙏❤️ so happy to hear Chris!
I just love this lesson so much, thank you and I love u 🤍🤍🇧🇷
amazing, your explanations are great.
This one is special.
Incredibly useful information thank you so much! ☮️❤️🎶
Awesome lesson as always!
Thanks man!
This is exacly how I feel. When “pros”are playing ii v i progression, Im like, wth are they doing? It souns like a million beautiful chords.
I thought that was very hard to replace the basic ii v i chords, but now i know its not impossible xD
Mind blown! Thanks for the lesson.
Thanks brother!
I enjoy your lessons so much.
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so beautiful.
Thank You for the pdf, That is PRICELESS !
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You man ! Amazing ! Keep going and let the good content comin
🙏💙 I'll try my best
Great review lesson for me. Thanks.
You're welcome!!
As I've heard what you said after 0:20, I knew I was at the right place. One of the most illuminating lectures on youtube, period! Thanks a lot. (You may consider dropping a correction line for the chord tones appearing at 9:00. A little display mistake; it shows 'B' instead of 'Bb'.)
Lovely!
Jesus Christ you're a good guitarist, your licks are soooo tasty haha, thanks for the vids!
Mind blowing!!!
You make easy to understand👌🏽
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Alright this is some hot stuff! If you combine these ideas with the "Tad Dameron" turnaround (the Ladybird turnaround), you've got fun for days!
Excellent explanation..
You are greatly amazing 🙏🙏🙏
This is gold!
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this opened my mind completely. Finally I know how to build chords, ,and I am not afraid to use them and juggle with it!
So worth working on it, spent last 2 weeks working on chords and different progressions, trynig to seek for these shapes, it completely opens a new world of possibilities, not mentioning upper structure which is another leg up in understanding and visualizing the fretboard. Really good!
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@@RotemSivanGuitar thank you man, for everything you do, sending love from Poland. Cheers! You are one of the biggest inspirations and definitely the discovery of 2021 for me personally. God bless you.
This was super useful! Thank you so much
Happy to help Philip!
Monster lesson Rotem
MONSTER LESSON
loved it mate
Thanks Anderson!
Super cool. Thnx.
Jagger from LA🇺🇲
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Awesome
it's very amazing for me because English is not my 1st language but i could understand what u explained or chords structure although i could not play all of them you're great teacher
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Fantastic lesson, thank you so much! First time I "really" undestood what means upper structures, and how to use them ! Thanks!
Your way of teaching is excellent, gradually more technical, very effective.
Beautiful guitar and great tone too (es175?) > What is this black tape for, on your table? And that red rope on the head?
Best regards, Alan.
Thanx 🙂👍🏻
When talking about upper structure (but more in general when improvising in jazz) what I would like to get from a master is "how to think about it" : if you start arpeggiating each chord of a 2 5 1 from their 3rd degree, do you visualize/think it as Dm - G7 - Cmaj or Fmaj - B half dim - Em7? Because for me there's too much work to think fast back and forth on those chords while improvising. Fast thinking or just memorizing?
Great 👍
Do you use your little finger too for comping?
So useful as usual my friend! How do you get that sustained bass note? Is that some sort of a pedal?
Freeze!
Love the Brittney move..... 👌👌🤣🤣
love your channel !!! cheers from Chile! by the way, what camera do you use?
Thanks man! I use Sony A7III
I use a Diana+
What are some sample songs that use these progressions? so that I can see with more context.
Very nice indeed ! But why is Abm7 the II of Db7 ??? Isn't it the 5th ?
@@Memento.Mori.8 Thanks ! Your first explanation made total sense for me : we do a tritone sub from the G7 to the Db7 and 5-2 movement from the Db7 to the Abm7.
I'm still trying to figure out your second explanation though ! But I'll get there ! Thanks again !
F#maj7 to Cmaj7 is tritone movement from cycle of fifths? Ok now saw it is. So you can also do Abmaj> Emaj7>Cmaj7 or is it too much?
Awesome lesson!,
Where are you from? Your accent sound familiar...
oh man i cant use this on my next gig with britney spears! ahah
nice vid, thanks for the useful tips!
Lol. My buddy Zach Commits actually plays with her
@@RotemSivanGuitar well thats pretty cool even if there aint no tritone subs
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Do you work with a RC 300 on the ground?
Chords
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Wow, this is going to take a while to digest. So, you can play all those chords when doing 2 5 1 comping?
Yass! 🤘
@@RotemSivanGuitar 😲🥳
Hey Rotem .... What guitar are you playing here ?
Fantastic advices from a fantastic player and a humble person! I love your videos, Rotam! Hope you're fine. :)
Thanks Nandor 🙏🙏🙏
Sweeeeeet
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Hi, Rotem! What is that white pick that you use?
Usually fender M
@@RotemSivanGuitar Thanks for your reply. I thought most of jazz players use thick one but I see you using rather thin one.. Anyway I love your touches and great tone!
YOU ARE EVIL!!!! LOL. this is amazing!!!
4:20 - I understand this concept, but not his example. U can add the II of the Dom.7 Chord, right? But in the case of G7 it would be Am7 and in the case of Db7, it'd be Ebm7 or am I wrong? So how is it Abm7 in his example?
I also couldn't understand where the Abm7 came from :\
@@YuvalHelman Yeah, still waiting for an answer. :D It's a little odd that he added the "mistake" (not saying it is one) onto the screen. My guess is he meant 5th, not 2nd!
I'm also wondering about this
I think I got it: Db7 is here used as dominant that normally resolves on Gb (I). Amb7 is II on Gb mode. It's a change of perspective.
It's a rule similar to the one saying you can add à dominant 7th chord before any chord. This dominant is the "V" with respect to that chord.
So finally you can do II V I anywhere :-D
*Level 5; use on ballads only.
Lol
If you're playing with Britney Spears....lol I'm dead 🤣
You really have to know every note on the fretboard to dig down into jazz guitar what i mean you can’t play by ear and do all of that
You should put a little less reverb to your tone
True
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This my face as a metal head when I saw the chord Db713b9.
Why you dont use power chord instead? 😂😂