Barry Harris Voicings | Diminished Chords & Bebop Scale Harmonization
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I took notes the 2nd time I listened & viewed this incredible presentation and lecture because I knew I was listening to one of the clearest most concise and most understandable presentations of a complex subject I have ever heard. When I looked at my notes and thought about what I had just listened to, not only did my head ring of understanding but my notes were also the best I had taken in years. I captured it all simply because this presentation is one of the finest, most complete, concise, and understandable presentations I have ever heard in my many years of seeking knowledge. Sir, this is the first lecture of yours I have listened to but I will seek out everything you have put on TH-cam and through osmosis and inculcation will absorb as much of what you have to say as possible!
Thank you sir, Wonderful, just wonderful
Unbelievable! you summarized so well what I tried to learn with Berry, please go on with other examples and improvisation techniques, this method is the best for bebop language
Thanks, Francesco... glad to hear that you enjoyed the tutorial. All of our lessons are carefully planned, recorded and edited so that students can understand the concepts, and apply them to their playing right away. Brilliant lesson suggestions there... leave them with us and we will create tutorials on those areas. Cheers, PianoGroove
This without a doubt the clearest possible explanation kudos to you because those of us who teach know that's saying alot.
These masterclasses just keep getting better and better. Many thanks
This lesson is so good!
This is a great tool. Thank you
Great lesson... Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Peace.
This Awesome!!
Amazing!
Great job my man!👍🏽👍🏽
Man . Thanks so much!
the best explanation I've seen
Clear, no water ;) thanks! Short and very informative!
That's our ethos Pavlo... short, actionable, no unnecessary talking..... just concepts and ideas that you can apply straight away. Enjoy the lesson, and any questions just let us know. Cheers, PianoGroove
Thank you for this video.
Thank You. I'm old and I need every second :)
I love barry harris voicings! great job, thank you!
Yes, Barry Harris Voicings are a wonderful sound. Enjoy playing around with these ideas. Cheers, PianoGroove
Thanks Sir. Really appreciate
Fantastic
I’ve watched a lot of vids on this topic but never put together that the diminished chord that defines the G7b9 in C also defines the E7b9 of the related A minor. And of course must also define the V7 of Gb and Eb. Using the Cm6 scale over F7 is also something I never considered, so cool. I’m definitely subbing.
great gift inside! → 5:36
"There will never be another you"...
as an instance for this voicings' use...
Great!
thanks
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very concise!
Thanks, glad you found it useful! PianoGroove
Thank you so much
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Learned something new
Barry Harris has been one of the greatest educators of the jazz art form in general, and jazz piano in particular, of all time. Although an outstanding performer in his own right, his contributions to the art form through his renowned teachings alone should be more than enough to qualify him for induction into the jazz hall of fame - and deservingly while he's still alive!
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Thanks Argo... lots more to come :-)
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Cheers,
Hayden
@@PianoGroove Much better, Hayden. Great job!
And this is just scratching the surface of Barry Harris harmony 😉
Beautifully explained. Thank you!!!
any tips on how to use this while conceptualizing solos?
This is standard block chord harmony. But Barry explained much more advanced stuff based on dim 6th scale!
Which scale can I use in dim chord? Is there any avilable Barry Harris voicing that I can use in diminish chord?
hey can you please show that what are those voicings in your channel's intro.
Can i have the full lesson of this video from you
very nicethank you.check one t
hingthere is a mistake in bar 3 at min1'33''
wheres the link to understand drop two
Need to learn .. from you how to connect you..
Hi, can you please put a link for "hadan drop 2 voicings"?
Hey Decko, yes that lesson is part of a course taught by Hayden - PianoGroove's founder. You can find that course here on our website: www.pianogroove.com/jazz-piano-lessons/block-chords-drop-2-voicings/
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You can join for as little as $29 per month, which would get you approximately 15 minutes of face-to-face lessons with a qualified jazz instructor. Whereas with PianoGroove, you get a whole month of unlimited access to 5 teachers, for a fraction of the price.
Our goal is to make music as accessible as possible to students all over the world, and we will continue to add free content to TH-cam.
I hope this helps!
Cheers,
PianoGroove
Hello, can we make a request, please? I'm looking for the beautiful song "Moonraker" that played in a James Bond movie. Would a tutorial about that possible?
Hey Moli,
Yes, you can certainly make requests and we will take note of them.
Leave it with us :-)
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wohoo, thank you very much :)
Thanks :D one question:
(I donot speak english. Sorry) in your example, could i play C dimish over F7?
Jojo comparte You must learn English My Guy, it’s gonna help you.
Melodic minor Bebop scale
Is there a typo at 1:31 with the C6 chord that contains an F? Shouldnt it be a G?
This one and a couple other small mistakes in notation, like the last Eb7 in the video he plays Eb13b9 but that's not written on the staff. Go with what you hear in these cases.
5:05
I was wondering what app you're using to show the piano keys please???
Richie Vitale's Channel Me too!
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The system wont let me subscribe with notifications
Apparently Barry Harris doesn’t agree with calling the scale a “bebop” scale as the “added” note can be added anywhere.🤷🏾♂️
Thanks. This is the first video on bebop that made any sense. It is amazing how bad people are in teaching jazz. I am beginning to think they themselves don't understand what they are talking about. You do. Thanks again.
i still dont feel like a master.
This was brilliant. Masterful and I truly enjoyed it. I've subscribed and look forward to additional content. Fortunately for me I have two computer with 43" monitors "side by side" both with Finale notation software on both. It literally took me two days or a collective 3 hours to go through the entire 7 minutes 31 seconds because of this video because I replicated all that you presented. lol between 5:11 and 5:14 I had to repeat it so many times I lost count trying to capture all the notes of each chord. In the future it would extremely helpful in an example of this kind to either slow the movement or better yet to write it out as you have to brilliantly done so with the rest. I did manage to capture the cadence with complete accuracy. I only learned of Barry Harris the man and his method less than five days ago - (today is 3/8/2021). I've been obsessed with learning as much as I can however I'm more of a visual learner so seeing this written out as you have done so helps me to avoid the brain melt and frustration of listening to Mr. Harris and not having a clue. What I've discovered for myself when watching videos with him in a teaching mode is not so much the music theory part of what he is saying but the powerfully profound inspiration from things like learning this in every key and using the body to help facilitate what most pianist expect the fingers alone to do. Also he references Chopin quite a lot and now I find myself listening and looking for Chopin's use of the 6th diminished school of thought. All my pianistic life has been centered entirely on classical music yet since discovering this school of the 6th diminished philosophy my mental approach to composing in the classical style has been altered in ways I've never imagined. I learned more in the first thirty minutes of watching and listening to Mr. Harris than I have in the past thousand years of studying music and the piano.