Chord Tone Memory Hack
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- In this video I'm going to share a method that will empower you to know all your chord tones, Root, 3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th for major scales, minor scales and dominant 7ths, instantly without even thinking about it! Please let me know if this makes it easier for you.
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Well that’s cleared up a lot of blank moments and over thinking! Very well explained and easy to follow and understand. More fantastic content!!👊🏻
Gary thank you so much, really appreciate your feedback and delighted that this is helping. 👍👍🎷🎷🤝🤝
Personally I still have plenty of blank moments 😂😂
Ingenious!! Thank You
@@robertgreen3702 thank you so much 🤝🤝😎😎🎷🎷
I finally got around to memorizing my circle of 4ths and 5ths. Chord tones was my next challenge. Thank you. Now I can move forward with improvisation. You are definitely a no nonsense teacher and for me very effective. Another coffee towards your new computer.
John thank you so much for your encouragement and support, it really means such a lot to us, thank you 😎😎🤝🤝🎷🎷
You, sir, are the best teacher on RUclips! Can you give us a simple run-down on enclosures. I hear them everywhere, but have trouble playing them. Thanks for all your videos.
Wow, thanks! I will certainly look into that for you and thanks for the suggestion 🤝🤝🎷🎷😎😎
Yep, it's very useful
Excellent, thank you 🤝🤝😎😎🎷🎷
Very useful thanks
Welcome 😊😎😎🎷🎷🤝🤝
I know all since long long time. But I had to explain to my child. I said: take 1 over 2. More or less same thing. But yes that should work for beginers. I think the more difficult is to know alterations. Not the same salad 😂
You’re absolutely right 🤝🤝🎷🎷😎😎
I used to teach theory to kids in a summer jazz camp for a few years, and I used the same techniques that you use here, i.e. the cycle of 3rds. In fact, I have found that spelling triads and 7th chords is easier for them then learning to spell specific intervals. Knowing elementary music theory at the speed of light is critical for tonal improvisation.
Thank you for this! I can only dream of knowing anything at the speed of light 😂😂🎷🎷🤝🤝😎😎
Perfect ❤
Thank you 🤝🤝🎷🎷😎😎
Great minds.. I literally came to this realisation last week and it has helped a lot. Just looking forward to the day this all becomes second nature though.
Thank you Adam, me too 😂😂😂🎷🎷🤝🤝
THIS IS GREAT!
Thank you 🤩
@@lyndenblades you are doing an awesome job. I thank you. I am a beginner. I’ve had my alto and tenor January of this year. I’m a keyboard player for 30+ years.
@@azi42 thank you so much 🎷🎷😎😎🤝🤝
Great method for learning the chord tones. If you marry it up with the circle of fifths, you are some way toward learning the sharps and flats, too. Instead of learning by rote!
Absolutely right 🤝🤝🎷🎷😎😎
Loving your vids. I like to show the notes of the chords as the stack. Helpful visual aide
Thank you Kris 🤝🤝🎷🎷😎😎
Absolutely brilliant, thanks so much
You're very welcome! 🤝🤝🎷🎷😎😎
That is genius- superb!
Thanks Brian. I keep telling my wife I’m a genius but I don’t think she believes me 😂😂😂
It’s “genius level”; working out inversions & not moving scalewise makes life easier. A great post & thank you so much for sharing this content cheers 🍻
@@burgessbrian9329 🤝🤝🎷🎷😎😎
& you have sorted voice leading out - it’s an exceptional post Lynden-thank you so much for sharing
Thank you Brian 🎷🎷🤝🤝😎😎
Great lesson 👌🙏🏼
Thank you so much 🤝🤝🎷🎷😎😎
You struck a chord..boom boom.........Basil
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brilliant.
Thank you so much 🤝🤝🎷😎😎
Wonderful, thank you Lynden. This is so useful to me as a newbie. I love my tenor sax and want to do it justice. Is there a common recurring chord sequence in jazz and / or blues that we could learn to quickly play along?
Thank you so much for your feedback! I’m so pleased that it’s helpful for you. Yes there is a really common chord progression that you can take a look at here:
How to improvise over a minor 251 for tenor sax
ruclips.net/video/E96MIIxBrFI/видео.html
I'm sorry I only just discovered your videos,
where were you all the time? Thank you for such a clear, understandable explanation!
Thank you so much for your support 🤝🤝🎷🎷😎
I’ve been around a long time but relaunched my RUclips channel seriously three months ago.
Amazing, but how put the good flats and # ?
@@geeby22 hi Geeby, I’m sorry but I’m not clear about what you’re asking?
Je suis désolé Lynden, my english is so bad ! Juste un exemple, dans la suite EGBDFACE... si je prends B comme tonique j'obtiens naturellement BDFA, mais en fait B7 par exemple c'est BD#F#A, ma question est comment savoir facilement qu'il faut D# et F# avec votre méthode ? Gérard.
I'm sorry Linden, my english is so bad ! Just an exemple, in I take B as tonic note, I easily obtain BDFA but in fact if I want to play B7, it's BD#F#A, how to easily and quickly find we need to play D# and F# which are the notes of B7 chord ?
Danke!
Thank you, that’s so kind of you, we really appreciate it 🤝🤝🎷🎷😎😎
Should Gmin 7 as shown actually be called,
Gmin 7 9?
Both are fine as a chord 🤝🤝
Hi Lynden how about The Girl From Ipanema great tune on Sax.
Thank you Phil, that’s a terrific suggestion. Do you play alto or tenor?
Thanks Lynden, Alto mostly but do have a Tenor.@@lyndenblades
@@philholt2988 excellent 👍
I must brush up on chords.....Basil
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