Used to think that just playing a scale was routine but not any more. Listening to you is helping me get more ideas for improv. At any rate, I don't find it easy but this video helps a lot.
Thank you very much for this excellent overview - I have found it to be most useful and finally I feel like I have a direction to focus on! I will certainly look forward to exploring more from your channel. Thanks again! Ness
Thanks for this, very clear tutorial. Just to be sure, are you applying the II-V-I (or I-VI-II-V-I) pattern within each chord as well as the chord progression?
sometimes a song will be a good fit for a Lydian mode. we play in it all the time.. say I'm playing on the four chord on a c major progression ..f in the the four chord. if I play the notes c b a succession, it is a nice falling sound. it's Lydian because it came from the c scale.
Yes, I have a question! As Time Goes By lead sheet key of Eb (start from lyrics, “you must remember this...”) what is the meaning of the optional chords written above the chords of the song that support the melody line??
Outstanding. "Dark" mysteries revealedwith profound ease and simplicity
We want more, you have a real gift for teacher.
This is the best Intro video I've heard. Others are okay but this is the best.
Used to think that just playing a scale was routine but not any more. Listening to you is helping me get more ideas for improv. At any rate, I don't find it easy but this video helps a lot.
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This is one of the most awesome lessons I've ever seen on youtube. LOVE ITThank YOU!!!!!
Coherent and comprehensive...love it!!! Thanks for sharing....
Thank you very much for this excellent overview - I have found it to be most useful and finally I feel like I have a direction to focus on! I will certainly look forward to exploring more from your channel. Thanks again! Ness
Absolutely superb lesson. Your playing is fantastic too. Nice one thanks
Wish I could see your fingers but thank you for your insights.
The best lesson ever! This is everything I needed to know.
Thank you so much!
My left ear loved this!
fantastic tuition
I enjoy this lesson great insights into jazz. Thanks so much.
Very clear. Nicely explained!
Thanks for this, very clear tutorial. Just to be sure, are you applying the II-V-I (or I-VI-II-V-I) pattern within each chord as well as the chord progression?
Thank you! Please keep up the good work!
I agree! Best lesson ever!
sometimes a song will be a good fit for a Lydian mode. we play in it all the time.. say I'm playing on the four chord on a c major progression ..f in the the four chord. if I play the notes c b a succession, it is a nice falling sound. it's Lydian because it came from the c scale.
Very good lesson.
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Fantastic lesson many thanks.
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Yes, I have a question! As Time Goes By lead sheet key of Eb (start from lyrics, “you must remember this...”) what is the meaning of the optional chords written above the chords of the song that support the melody line??
Also, I’m not sure who you are...???
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