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I want to thank Sandra for having this channel. This channel is always my go-to for learning a new standard. Sandra’s lessons really help me a lot. Playing the chord melody helps me really hear the voice leading of the melody and become more familiar with the chord changes and drop 2 3.
I love all your work, dear Sandra. Your detailed explanations clarify and simplify jazz for us. You are a jazz master and the best professor in the whole world. Thank you so much for all you do.
Love this, Sandra! What a great melody ❤️. Wiiiitch craft… And, for the first time … happy Saturday! Great insights along the way, as always. Highlight of my day😳😁
I like that it has more than just the usual 2 sections. I particularly like the section after Wiiitchcraft. So much fun to add some ghost note groove there.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Well, I really like those 'colour' chord extensions, 6ths, 9ths. 11ths, 13ths, they really make music just that much more interesting. I was really pleased when I first discovered them and realised just what it was I used to like about jazz tunes. Yes, the piano can do 'more' - left hand one chord, right hand another, adding to complexity, but guitar ain't no slouch either, and in the hands of good players, well . . . So thank you, Sandra.
I have a guitar query and here's as good a place to pose it as anywhere. Here goes: I'm teaching myself all the diatonic 7 chords inG major scales. I'm playing the scales in their boxes (e.g. 2-5, 5-7, 7-10, 10-12 and 12-15) and creating the diatonic 7 chords using the scale fingering. This has worked out easy for boxes 2-5 and 5-8. However, I've hit a few roadblocks. On the 7-10 box (B-D on thickest string) I can't figure out a D7 without stretching my hand all the way from the 5th fret of the G string (C) all the way to the 10th of the 6th (D/root). (0,0,5i,7m,9r,10p) Is that correct? Or is there a more elegant solution to finger this chord? Sadly, I cannot read pdfs/jpegs to get the answer for myself.
Why can you not read PDFs? There's a D7 an the 7th fret. (xx7778). I have a lesson for exactly that here on RUclips, but if you can't read chord diagrams...
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I can't read pdfs (nor any diagrams in any format) because I am blind. Thanks for that chord suggestion (I already figured that one for further up the 5-7 scale). However it doesn't work for the scale position where the D root note is on the 7th fret of the 6th/thickest string.
Sorey, I didnt6get it righr5that you are blind. There's a D7 in that area, from lowest string to highest: xx7778. The D9sus for is a replacemwnt chord that sounds also great: 10 x 10 9 8. Or D9: 10 x 10 9 7
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▶ 35 Beginner Chord Melody Jazz Standards:
guitarversum.com/shop/starter-packs/?sp=sp35cm
▶ Starter Packs Jazz Guitar:
guitarversum.com/shop/starter-packs/?sp=spall&
▶ Jazz Guitar Equipment Recommendations List:
thmn.to/thocf/znzfg0ps2l
▶ Become a member and get access to Mini Lessons:
ruclips.net/user/guitarversumsandrashermanjoin
▶ Click the "Thank You" button for donations ❤
I want to thank Sandra for having this channel. This channel is always my go-to for learning a new standard. Sandra’s lessons really help me a lot. Playing the chord melody helps me really hear the voice leading of the melody and become more familiar with the chord changes and drop 2 3.
Thank you, Vincent! ❤️ So glad my content is helpful ☺️
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Sandra can you do My Shining Hour in Eb this song is so pretty but a bit obscure.
I xan check it out and see if it's suitable for chord melody.
what a beautiful song, what a nice lesson, what a guitarist 🥰 thanks for the tutorial 👍🏻
My pleasure! 😊
Thank you for deconstructing your playing of this beautiful beautiful song. It's my wife's favourite. You've brought out the essence perfectly. ❤
Thabk you! Your wife has a great musical taste 😊
Like the uplifting melody - and perfect performance, of course 😀
I love all your work, dear Sandra. Your detailed explanations clarify and simplify jazz for us. You are a jazz master and the best professor in the whole world. Thank you so much for all you do.
Awh, you're the sweetest, kindest person ❤️. Thanks so much!
Beautiful lesson, Sandra! Thanks also for your precise instructions. 👏
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent lesson!
Greetings from Australia, another fab chord melody arrangement from my favourite teacher😊
Thanks, my Aussie friend! Glad you dig it. 🇦🇹 ♥ 🇦🇺
You play so beautifully. Thanks for the profound tutorial!
I love that song. Thanks for inspiring me every week. You're the best. Seriously!!!
Happy to hear that 😊
Thanks !!!! Great as usual..It's Magical🎸👸
Thanks, Fran! Hope you and Ellen are doing great.
Love this, Sandra! What a great melody ❤️. Wiiiitch craft… And, for the first time … happy Saturday! Great insights along the way, as always. Highlight of my day😳😁
I like that it has more than just the usual 2 sections. I particularly like the section after Wiiitchcraft. So much fun to add some ghost note groove there.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman
Oh yeah👍😁! And, forgot to say … Howard sounds good 😁
Thanks providing some really great lessons. Love this song.❤
lovely tune, thanks for sharing!!!!
Thanks for listening 😊
this high level of tutorials 👍🏻 ...this must be witchcraft or just Sandra ✌🏻😉 thanks for this chord melody lesson
Glad you like it!
Very nice. Not all of us have Jimmy Bruno's ability.
No one has 😊
Thank you for this lesson!Can you do a lesson of"Sandu" please!
I'll check it out! Not sure if it's good for chord melody, though.
quero convidar vc e todo mundo a conhecer o chorinho 'Um tom para Jobim" e Espinha de bacalhau' de severino araujo...bom demais!
Tried to like but it won't go 👍
Thx. Appreciate it and will subscribe 😊
You mean the like button doesn't work? That would be odd, since youre6obviously logged in, or you weren't able to comment either.
Lovely track, long been one of my favourites, I have the Jimmy Bruno version on my iPhone. I like your lessons, but they are not the easiet. Servus.
I try to keep the arrangement simple. But Jazz generally is challenging 😉.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Well, I really like those 'colour' chord extensions, 6ths, 9ths. 11ths, 13ths, they really make music just that much more interesting.
I was really pleased when I first discovered them and realised just what it was I used to like about jazz tunes.
Yes, the piano can do 'more' - left hand one chord, right hand another, adding to complexity, but guitar ain't no slouch either, and in the hands of good players, well . . . So thank you, Sandra.
Jimmy Bruno’s version of this song is the best
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I have a guitar query and here's as good a place to pose it as anywhere. Here goes:
I'm teaching myself all the diatonic 7 chords inG major scales. I'm playing the scales in their boxes (e.g. 2-5, 5-7, 7-10, 10-12 and 12-15) and creating the diatonic 7 chords using the scale fingering.
This has worked out easy for boxes 2-5 and 5-8. However, I've hit a few roadblocks. On the 7-10 box (B-D on thickest string) I can't figure out a D7 without stretching my hand all the way from the 5th fret of the G string (C) all the way to the 10th of the 6th (D/root). (0,0,5i,7m,9r,10p)
Is that correct? Or is there a more elegant solution to finger this chord?
Sadly, I cannot read pdfs/jpegs to get the answer for myself.
Why can you not read PDFs?
There's a D7 an the 7th fret. (xx7778). I have a lesson for exactly that here on RUclips, but if you can't read chord diagrams...
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I can't read pdfs (nor any diagrams in any format) because I am blind.
Thanks for that chord suggestion (I already figured that one for further up the 5-7 scale). However it doesn't work for the scale position where the D root note is on the 7th fret of the 6th/thickest string.
Sorey, I didnt6get it righr5that you are blind. There's a D7 in that area, from lowest string to highest: xx7778. The D9sus for is a replacemwnt chord that sounds also great: 10 x 10 9 8. Or D9: 10 x 10 9 7
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Hi Abe! Hope ecerythings going well.