⚫️Black Orpheus Jazz Guitar | Chords Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2020
- 🎵In today's lesson we take a look at the chords to the latin jazz standard 'Black Orpheus'. This jazz standard chord lesson will cover the following:
🔴The chord progression with suggested chord shapes
🔴The form
🔴What is happening harmonically ( which chords are in key )
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EQUIPMENT USED TO MAKE THIS VIDEO: In this video I used a 1977 Gibson L5CES and Fender Deluxe Reverb '65 Reissue
I love the chord changes to this song, especially the Em7b5 > A7 > Dminor part. Any questions let me know in the comments 👍🎸 You can download the chart at my website:www.jazzguitarwithandy.com/standards
A viewer pointed out a little error on the onscreen chords. I'd written E7b9 a fret too low, I've correct this on the chart over at my website.
Thanks for the correction ! I was not getting crazy :D
Among the innumerable jazz guitar tutorials on YT, yours is at the top
Thank you! Glad you like it.
that really speaks to me. i’m having a late awakening/appreciation for this type of jazz.
😅 Uncanny that! Just at that time when you have come to accept nasal hair and thinking that cardigans are acceptable, the stuff that your mom listened to on the radio also starts to make sense! You start to appreciate Dave Brubeck and the smell of coal tar soap - whoever thought that fragrance would smell good in the bathroom? Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be!
I’m with you!
Very nice, thank you for this video!
Thanks for watching and commenting
Very professional video instruction. Thanks!
teaforone77 thanks for the comment 😁
Hello, thank you for this lesson! Wanted to mention that this is originally a Russian romance genre song written by Jacob Feldman and published in 1914.
Thanks for commenting. I've not heard that before are there any early recordings of it?
Excellent, thanks Andy.
Very welcome
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Great lesson! I'm trying to play this but once I get to the A7b9 it does not sound as it is written (at least not the highest note). What chord shape did you play?
enjoyed the lesson ..thanks
You are welcome!
Thanks for sharing this, it’s really appreciated. I’m a beginner but I’m gonna get this nailed because I love this song.
Thanks for the comment Alan. It’s such a great tune 🎸
Nice little walk thru. I think this is one of the best tunes for practicing minor ii-V-I language. There is a minor ii-V going on nearly every second of the song :)
Thanks for the feedback. It certainly is a great song for practicing minor ii v ideas. Nice simple melody too!
Nice lesson format...Thank you for taking the effort. Well Done !!
You are welcome!
Such a great tune, thanks for the lesson. Nice to practice.
Thanks Stuart.
Thanks Andy.
You're very welcome David.
You make the analysis of the song interesting and fun - looking forward to trying out this one with vocals!
thank you for your feedback :) Glad you enjoyed it.
Nice guitar chord shapes. Have a great day
Thanks! Hope the lockdown is going ok for you?!
Great video!
Thanks!
this was so helpful! thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Love this song and especially the 6es and 9s.
It's an amazing song, love the changes.
Köszönjük!
Thank you - that's much appreciated
Thanks a lot, you are very generous.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
thank you, well made
Glad you liked it!
Hi Andy, Thanks for that - really good. Desifinardo is another I love.
Thanks, yes that's a great tune!
Hi Andy - Can you add the melody over the top at some stage - thanks
This was an EXCELLENT lesson/analysis. Thank you!
Thanks for watching and commenting Steven
@@jazzguitarwithandy You’re welcome!! Keep up the great work!
Hi Andy, thank you so much for this eloquent, brilliant, friendly und understandable jazz-chord tutorial. Despite I am no native english speaker it was, because for example of the chord/bar overlays, easy to understand. 5 stars!
thanks for the comment. I've always wondered how non-native speakers of English find my lessons. Do the subtitles work ok?
@@jazzguitarwithandy I was too silly to switch on the subtitles 😅- but the YT translation-mode anyway is always medium quality. Your suggest about to find yours and other english-speaking tutorials is easy to answer. Most of tutorials are! In my case I try round about 10 vids to find "original" chord-diagrams as overlay, that your tutorial is also so well explained was a matter of luck too. Thanks again!
thank you from tokyo
You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.
Hi, thanks a lot for a great lesson. Regarding the E7(b9) picture, should it be on the 6f instead of the 7f as appears?
Thank you for spotting this! Yes, that's correct, I've basically made it a fret too high on Sibelius. I do wish I was a better proofreader! I've amended the chart of on my website, thank you :)
hi, you have great educational videos your ideas for starting to build jazz vocab and improv skills are the top tier I've seen on YT. You definitely deserve much more subscribers. I was wondering any tips you have for creating strong melody and vocab skills that connect well and coherently? Ive seen some of your other videos about using triads etc i was wondering if you have other tips?
Thank you - glad you like the channel 🙏 I've got a video coming out soon on working on vocabulary. You might find this video helpful when it comes to having coherent lines: ruclips.net/video/eEgXA6GbWzc/видео.html
Lots of info. Although I’m in the bottom of the progress ladder so would be nice to have a path to cover the pre-requisites to this level as well. Thanks. I must say that you are doing very good explanations that I don’t hear often so once I get to a bit higher level, I feel your way of explaining things can be even more useful. 👍🏽
Hey, thanks for the comment. I think learning off RUclips can be hard to find the right thing you need for that moment in time. More than happy for you to email me about where you've got to so far and I can advise on what things might be best to focus your time on.
very nice
Thanks
Brilliant. Always full of golden kernels. Well done.
Cheers Don
Thank you so much Andy, I learned so much from this lesson. I knew the chord shapes so it wasn't too difficult to follow. Now I can play it and I've learned it to 2 friends thanks to you! One question left. Why are you playing a C6/9 instaed of Cmaj7 ? I don't understand why it sounds so nice. Again, thank you ! Btw, between all your explanations I learnd also how to play a percussive rythme, soooo rich and dancing ryhtme !
Glad to hear it was helpful. It will be because the melody note is a C at that point. C6 or C6/9 will be a better fit that C major 7.
The A7 flat9 is shown as a shape as pinky on 5th fret, but in the video you've got pinky on 6th fret? Or am I not hearing correctly?
Thank you from Russia
Thanks for watching :)
What is your c6 shape
10:00 I think A7b9 has wrongly illustrated E string on 5th fret instead of 6th
Thanks Kote - good spot.
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I might be crazy, but I think the chord diagram in section A for E7(b9) might be off by one fret. The diagram as pictured shows finger placement on frets 7 and 8, but it looks like fingers should be on frets 6 and 7. Am I right, or reading the chart incorrectly?
No - you're not crazy :) It was an error, it's correct on the PDF on my website.
Could you show the chords shape plzz
sorry is your fret for E7flat9 correct?
Yes Terence, sorry I had commented on the video to that effect but forgot to pin the comment to make it easy to see. The chart on my website has the correct placing. I wish proofreading was a skill of mine! Thanks for commenting, Andy.
@@jazzguitarwithandy 5:40 but E7b9 has to be: h-string 6th fret / g-string 7th fret / d-string 6th fret / A string 7th fret?