You could also play the first inversion of the chord in your right hand and move your thumb down to its 9th (perfect fourths) then play C bass with the tenth. Very popular move.
Yes Mosaic, the chord is derived from the seventh mode of the melodic minor scale, and it coincides with the super locrian mode. The Chord is often used on third progression resolving to the sixth progression. For ex. E7#9#5 to Am9 is a iii vi progression in C.
Hey man love your vids ...can you do me a favour and tell me how you voiced the g# minor chord that you resolved to after the D# #9 #5 2.35 into this video...i would be so very great full....thankyou Joel
Juan Vargas I can use any inversion, depending on the sound I like when I resolve to the next chord. I listen to how the top note sings across the chords.
You are a great teacher; you make it easy to understand!
Thank you, from a guitar player.
You could also play the first inversion of the chord in your right hand and move your thumb down to its 9th (perfect fourths) then play C bass with the tenth. Very popular move.
Thank you for your time in making this video. Very helpful!
Yes Mosaic, the chord is derived from the seventh mode of the melodic minor scale, and it coincides with the super locrian mode. The Chord is often used on third progression resolving to the sixth progression. For ex. E7#9#5 to Am9 is a iii vi progression in C.
One of my favorite chords.. Such an amazing tension!
This is very useful. one of the best videos I"ve seen
Amazingly concise! I love it! :D
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SO HELPFUL! Thank you!!
Great explanation!!! Short video but very helpful
GREAT TUTORIAL BRO
Hey man love your vids ...can you do me a favour and tell me how you voiced the g# minor chord that you resolved to after the D# #9 #5 2.35 into this video...i would be so very great full....thankyou Joel
Good afternoon, I usually voice it with a F# major chord in right F# A# C# over a G#minor in the left F# A# B D#. This voicing makes a G#minor11
Kewl trick. I'll remember this.
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nicely done, useful stuff :)
Slowing down and a demonstration would have been a lot better.
JOEL. ON C b6 #9, Ab IS IN ORIGINAL POSICION OR IN Ist OR 2nd INVERSION?
THANKS.
Juan Vargas I can use any inversion, depending on the sound I like when I resolve to the next chord. I listen to how the top note sings across the chords.
Thank you )
Do you call 'em #9 #5?? Or #5 #9??
Aitor Navarro hello, Sir.
You can call it either: #9#5 or #5#9 either way.
I think that piano is a tad flat
Natas Gabel it is out of tune :)
huh?
Please doublecheck because what you explained is not a #5#9. Thanks