I have been getting into Jazz in the last year and I've watched many many channels but yours is definitely the best one, I'm literally blown away and I'll definitely make sure to donate bc you genuinely helped me so much
There is a resounding 'thank you we needed this' in the comments. Let me join that bandwagon. Also, I thought it was interesting to find that the first few chords you gave examples of, with having intervals in the 'correct' places for 'pleasant sounds' I was thinking "ooo yeah, that other one didn't sound great to me". BUT- when it came to that Cm9 with the semitone interval in the bottom I actually really like that. I wonder if it has to do with some of the music I grew up on in my preteens/teens. Perhaps the use of the semitone for dissonance in post-hardcore groups like Dance Gavin Dance made me really enjoy that voicing. A testament to the subjectivity and a reminder that these can be guidelines that are okay to be toyed with. This is in the top 5 most valuable theory/practice videos I have seen. Definitely something I have been looking for, for years.
You really pick the best topics pianists need help with. You are really in touch with what people struggle with.
I have been getting into Jazz in the last year and I've watched many many channels but yours is definitely the best one, I'm literally blown away and I'll definitely make sure to donate bc you genuinely helped me so much
I love your videos, thank you for making an otherwise intimidating subject so accessible and fun.
Great video. I don't see any other channel that handles this topic the way you do. You make everything clear and easy to understand. Thanks a lot!
How have you not gotten more popular?!
There is a resounding 'thank you we needed this' in the comments. Let me join that bandwagon.
Also, I thought it was interesting to find that the first few chords you gave examples of, with having intervals in the 'correct' places for 'pleasant sounds' I was thinking "ooo yeah, that other one didn't sound great to me". BUT- when it came to that Cm9 with the semitone interval in the bottom I actually really like that.
I wonder if it has to do with some of the music I grew up on in my preteens/teens. Perhaps the use of the semitone for dissonance in post-hardcore groups like Dance Gavin Dance made me really enjoy that voicing. A testament to the subjectivity and a reminder that these can be guidelines that are okay to be toyed with.
This is in the top 5 most valuable theory/practice videos I have seen. Definitely something I have been looking for, for years.
Thanks for a thorough explanation of this topi !
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A lot of really useful information. Don’t think I have seen as comprehensive treatment of this subject before 👍🏼
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Thanks a lot for this video. All the materials you give us are so rich in details. Thanks a lot!!
Your videos are so helpful!
Wow, i never knew how to build voicings or a ruleset so with me anything went-
Thank you, you truly cover lots of topics on this channel ❤
Amazing informations. Very well explained!
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