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Greg Fishman
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 ต.ค. 2012
Jazz Ear Training - Hearing the location of the root, 3rd, 5th and 7th in chords
This video demonstrates my system for hearing the location of a specific note in a chord. If you can already play your chords from the 1-3-5-7 ascending and 7-5-3-1 descending, this video will take you to the next level. This system has helped many of students reach a deeper level of hearing harmony, to the point where they can play a "C" and hear that note clearly in their mind's ear as the Root, 3rd, 5th or 7th of any chord type.
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Major 7th Interval Study with Saxophonist Greg Fishman
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Intervals are one of the most overlooked practice items. However, I consider them just as important as practicing scales and chords. In this video, I demonstrate my approach to practicing major 7th intervals by playing them in the cycle, both ascending and descending. This approach is great for the ear, and it will help you to recognize the interval when you hear it in melodies. Once you get th...
Greg Fishman Saxophone Lesson - Using major scales to learn intervals
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With this lesson, we’re going to take the familiar C major scale and use it to train the ear to hear ascending and descending intervals. This approach lets you hear the intervals within the scale in much greater detail. This is one video from Greg's 350 Video Subscription Course at: gregfishmanjazzstudios.com.
Greg Fishman's System for Creating Diminished Scales on V7b9 Chords
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This video demonstrates Greg's system for creating diminished scales for the V7b9 chord. If you haven't yet learned the diminished scale, or if you learned it via the traditional "half step/ whole step" approach, this system is a total game-changer! Check out this video to master your diminished scales over V7b9 chords. This is just one of more than 350 video lessons included in Greg's Video Le...
Saxophonist Greg Fishman shares his system for the bis key
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Rico reed artist Greg Fishman shares his system for using the bis key on the saxophone. Traditionally, the side key has been taught as the preferred method of playing Bb. The bis key was accepted for use, but with the rule that the player could roll UP from the Bb bis key fingering to a B natural, but not DOWN to the Bb bis key fingering form a B natural. Also, the bis key was used more for cho...
Very helpful thank you Greg
Where were you when I needed you like right now…Stevie Wonder 👂
Dominant 7 flat 9🤔🎶🎵🎷
Thank you Greg great lessons
Are you playing CMaj or D Dorian?
My C Major (Concert Bb Major).
Great exercise! I'm going to start this!
So glad that you enjoyed the video. Please let me know if you’d like to do some Skype lessons sometime. Great fishmanjazzstudios.com nice to meet you.
Another great exercise is to do the same thing with scales. Start with C as the tonic note, then the 2nd, then the 3rd etc. When you get to doing it as ALL 12, then you're into the altered scales, etc. (e.g. C as the b9 or #5 of the scale).
Yes. I do the same with all scales and modes.
Awesome thanks
Thanks so much Greg. Let us know next time you're in Houston!
Again really good advice This guy's really hip...
Yet again really good insightful hip advice..
A great tool in ear training...
Thank you for the tips, that was so useful. I appreciate it.
This is a great exercise, Greg. It will be a great workout for me, and enough work for a long time. I have just realized that I can usually hear and sing most intervals going up... for this exercise you need to sing the intervals going down. OMG!
Jou Play Bb Not c, just saying.
The tenor saxophone is a transposing instrument. I play my C, which is a concert Bb. I say the note name of the instrument, so people watching, playing the same instrument, know the fingerings. Some beginning sax players can’t transpose from concert key. This is why I say the note in the sax key. Hope that you enjoyed the video lesson.
@@gregfishmanjazzstudios Well, i liked the idea, but i do ,obviously, not play sax. It was helpful for me anyways, so thank you.
Fantastic to see you back. I have been using your books religiously for years. Still trying to master those etudes at the written tempo!
So glad that you’re enjoying my books. Please let me know if you’d like a lesson. I have some very specific strategies to get those etudes easily up to full tempo. You can contact me through my site: gregfishmanjazzstudios.com Thanks.
Always appreciate your knowledge and practical applications.
Great!👍
Awesome! Thenk you!
Great sound…
Very USEFUL exercise, Greg. THANK YOU!
Fantastic approach to hearing and understanding chords and intervals for improvisation.
Awesome exercise!
thank you!
Wonderful!
Very cool exercise!
Thank you!!!
Is there a pdf for this im a bit slow picking it up? Thanks great lesson GREG
Hi Paul, Yes. The PDF is included in the video subscription course at gregfishmanjazzstudios.com for members. However, I'll give it to you if you just send me an email so I know where to send it. You can email me through the web site. Glad that you enjoyed the video lesson.
Wow, THAT’S a lesson. So much to chew on! Thanks
You're welcome!
Glad that you enjoyed it. This is just one of more than 300 lesson in my online course at gregfishmanjazzstudios.com. Please check it out when you have a chance. Thanks.
My last saxophone teacher was Peter King (in UK) Peter said that he only ever used the bis Bb. At all times. And he was a master - esp of hard bop / bebop
Such great common sense. I use them all (the Bb’s) including 1+1 and +2 and yep even the +3 (think Eb minor arpeggio). The bus key in a G blues eg is indispensable, but even in any flat KS keep the bus down at all opportune times ! Thnks so much for this important clip on Bis Bb
Beginner question here: Why isn't the flat 9th and sharp 9th called the flat 2nd and sharp 2nd? Same with the F being the 11th instead of 4th etc. Thank you.
If you stack thirds from the root of a 7th chord this is the sequence: 1,3,5,7,9,11,13. The notes above the 7th are called “extensions”. When you notate a 9th,11th, or 13th chord you are indicating you want to include that specific extension, or altered extension (b9, #11, b13, etc.) as well as the Root, 3rd, 5th, and 7th of the chord. A C13 sounds very different than a C6. I find using the piano to study harmony and hearing the subtle deferences is very useful
Thank you.
This was an outstanding practice tip. I like how one can 'level it up' by trying the top-down option, or mixing weird pairings of scales. I feel like I should practice this for the next month straight. Thank you!
Thanks so much. I’m so glad that you enjoyed the lesson. This was just one of many of my lessons included in my video lesson course at: gregfishmanjazzstudios.com.
Wonderful system. Thanks.
Glad you like it!
You make learning SIMPLE!! Thanks so much!🙏🏾
So glad that you found the video helpful. You can check out more on my site: gregfishmanjazzstudios.com
Thanks Greg. 🎉
Very welcome
Thanks for sharing that brilliant piece of advice. By the way, how’s your wife Judy doing? Hope you’re both well.
Glad that you enjoyed the video. Thanks.
I bought one your books Jazz etudes very helpful 🙌🙌🙌🙌😊
Glad that you're enjoying my books. Please let me know if you'd like a Skype lesson sometime. Also, I think you'd really enjoy my video lesson course. This video was just one of 300 videos...You can check it all out at: gregfishmanjazzstudios.com Thanks!
Thanks Greg, another excellent video. I've been working on your idea of playing the intervals of a scale and returning to the root note. It's really improved my intonation and my general facility playing a straight step wise scale. Love the sound of the descending maj 7 chord followed by the upward leap. Thanks again.
Hi Robin, That’s great! Please let me know if you’d like a Skype lesson sometime. Also…please think about joining my video course on my site. There are 300 videos with hundreds of pdf practice notes included. So glad that my methods are working well for you. Greg
Where’s the pdf🤔😏🎶🎵🎷
This is one of over 300 videos from my subscription course, available at gregfishmanjazzstudios.com. I am sharing some of the videos here on TH-cam for free so that people can get familiar with my approach to teaching jazz saxophone. The PDF practice notes are available for subscribers who join my course on my website. However, send me an email and I’ll send it to you. You can email me from my website. Nice to meet you, and thank you for watching the video.
Thanks ! Will add that to my practice
i dig this.. thanks
Glad you like it!
Yes!!
Useful advice
Thanks! Glad that you enjoyed the lesson. You can check out more of my videos on my site: gregfishmanjazzstudios.com
Thanks for the lesson
You're welcome. This is just one of over 350 great lessons in my video course at: gregfishmanjazzstudios.com. Please check out! Thanks!
@@gregfishmanjazzstudios I have a few of your books ty
Wow! Love that sound Greg. You are way ahead on intervallic concepts in your teaching. I’m a guitarist who enjoys your approach, would you suggest joining up your membership class? - You know, concert key issues adding transposition to the lessons’ actual content.
All of the PDF practice notes are available in concert key. Definitely, join! Running a sale today. Type "Eclipse" at checkout for 20% off.
What a beautiful sound! 👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you. I've spent a lot of time to cultivate a nice sound.
Wooo theta is a lesson on is on
Great video, thx! (but i'm stressing out seeing the alto just sitting upright on the shelf behind you 😮)
Hi Don! Hope that you’re doing great. No worries. That Alto was very secure up there. Hey, I am running a special sale right now on my membership. Save 20% on the video lesson with code Eclipse at hope that you’re doing great. No worries. That Alto was very secure up there. Hey, I am running a special sale right now on my membership. Save 20% on the video lesson subscription course if you type in “Eclipse” at checkout on gregfishmanjazzstudios.com
Thank you, So easy learning from you! More pretty please
Thank you for the kind words. I’m glad that you enjoyed the lesson. You can see more right away by just subscribing to my video lesson course at gregfishmanjazzstudios.com. There are over 350 videos, and this was just one of them in addition, when you’re a member, you also have access to the PDF practice notes to go with the videos, thanks, again.