Jazz Guitar Harmony Part II
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Jazz Guitar Harmony Part 2 covers:
- triads: clear and concise system for learning all close position major, minor, diminished, and augmented triads
- four important uses of triads
- diatonic harmonized major scales with triads
- shell voicings: 10 different practical chord shapes that can be used to comp through any tune in the the typical standard repertoire
- diatonic harmonized major scales with shell voicings, including variations with contrapuntal movement
- application of shell voicings to comping on tunes
- examples with comping rhythms, articulations, half step chord approaches, and discussion of swing feel
- chord symbol interpretation and guide to simplifying more complex chord symbols
- running time: 111 minutes
- includes 9 pages of written examples and exercises
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1. Jazz Guitar Harmony Part II
1h 51mReviews & Ratings
Continuacion de la coleccion de 5 videos de Harmonia. Muy bien explicado y con ejercios y ejemplos muy didacticos.
Thank you so much Tom. So wonderfully and completely explained. Triads, triads, triads. You pimped my playing.
Following on from my review of part 1, this lesson was the epiphany moment when i realised how intervals really worked across the neck, and how they form subsequent triads. Within a few weeks of solidly practising the shapes and their inversions, I all of a sudden knew more chords than i knew what to do with. And best of all, i actually understood what was happening theory wise.<br /> <br /> The 7th chords section is the icing on the cake; Tom doesn't throw you into the deep end with complex jazz chords, he sticks with the formula and introduces the idea: using the highest pitched note in the chord as a voice/lead, a simple yet powerful concept. 10/10