Ted Greene Guitar Studies - Page 27 of Modern Chord Progression
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Here is a short video exploring a few of the I vi ii V chord progressions that Ted shares with us in his brilliant book, Modern Chord Progressions!
I hope you enjoy!
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Honestly, such a helpful little video. I think the true spirit of Ted Greene's stuff is to 'fuck around and find out'. When you first pick up this book its a little overwhelming... but... live the spirit(?)
Thanks for the comment and for listening! I agree with your sentiment!
this was a great mix of casual, low key teaching combined with technical rigor in a very natural and flowing way. i appreciated this lesson. thanks!
thanks for the comment 🙂
Keep making these videos. These are gold.
Will do 🙂
i really appreciate this demonstration, love from France bro
Great lesson. I bought this book back in 1998 and have hardly opened it over the years. Watching this video has made me realise what a treasure trove I have. Thanks my friend I very much appreciated this video.
Thanks for the comment! Check out the blues section in the book! It’s great 👍🏼
Excellent demonstrations! I love how you bring these progressions to life.
Thanks for listening!
outstanding
Thank you :-)
Wow it's nice you have yt channel. I can now go back to your lessons
Enjoy 🙂
I think when playing those chords, everyone feels relaxed and comfortable, so cool
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I am a visual learner and can only grasp these concepts in usable chord phases. Thank you for taking the time to help me connect the dots.
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Thank you Brenda!
These are my favorite type of instructional videos! Just give me some cool new stuff to jam with and I’m happy
Glad you enjoyed David!
You are wonderful teacher and player ! Thank you !
Thank you very much!
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Vous sommes fantastique ! Très bon !
Merci ! Je suis content que vous ayez apprécié la musique !
Hey that was a great little video man. Would love to see you cover more of Ted’s stuff
More on the way!
Just uploaded one of his blues studies today!
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Great lesson, and I love the Novax archtop! (Ralph didn't make too many of those, unfortunately!)
Thanks for listening. It's a beautiful instrument!
@@JakobPek I like this presentation, and great touch, hoss.
Besutiful Guitar! Great taste.
Would hang out and jam with.
Thank you!
Excellent man!! I used to love to practice out of this book. Enjoyed what you did here. Fantastic stuff. You just gained another subscriber. More please....
Thanks so much! More coming soon 🙂
That progression is the first part of the "Rhythm Changes" progression. The latter is the basis for a bunch of famous jazz tunes. Good to know!
Great lesson, thanks.
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Weeked, mon.
Nice work.
sitting here with my bass i enjoyed this keep it up
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great playing!
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Awesome video!
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:O I didnt know you studied Ted. amazing man thank you Jakob.
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Very cool lesson man. is there a name for the technique you're using on the C6, where your middle finger is hitting the 2nd fret on both the d and g strings?
I've been struggling to hit those two without touching the b or low e strings. I'm reading through chord chemistry and there are a good amount of chords that use a similar technique, like a partial bar or something
Hi Clark. Thanks for the comment and for checking out my work. Yes, the technique is called a "double stop," when the tip of one finger holds down two strings simultaneously. You could think of it as a tiny bar with the tip of, in this particular case, the middle finger. A bit tricky at first, but it will start to settle in.
Would love to see his version of “manha de carnaval”, could’t figure it out, the video should be on yt
I wish I had longer one extra long finger.
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Thanks Charles 🙂
Awesome! I can’t decide if I should get chord chemistry or one Tim Lerch’s books. (Love your sounds man)
Both! 🙂
nice
Thanks Rick
you re like bob ross of jazz rhytms
lol. Thank you very much
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Hey man, I downloaded the first chapter of your book from your website, and it seems to be exactly what I need right now as I've been working on similar stuff lately, I'd love to get the rest of the book, but I can't seem to find a link to it anywhere, could you tell me where to get it ? Thanks :)
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