How To Master Minor ii - V - is
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2019
- For sheet music of all 75 minor phrases in all 12 keys plus recordings and backing tracks visit:
www.jazzlessonvideos.com/pdf-...
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For sheet music of all 75 minor phrases in all 12 keys plus recordings and backing tracks visit:
www.jazzlessonvideos.com/pdf-packages
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Hey, Saxologic!
Saxologic Do you have anything for Bass?
Hey saxologic! What are you doing here? :o
Phrygian Dominant sound is just
the C harmonic scale if you start the scale on C instead of G
The scores are great as an example to perfectly indicate what you want to show, thank you! CHAD
not many can explain as intelligently yet simply as you! That makes you a genius!
Man I love the first 59 seconds of this video, really puts it all down quick and concise.
You, my friend are on FIRE !
Got the PDF downloaded but where are the Recordings of phrases and backing tracks ?
Ted Rhoads thank you! In the table of contents there is a link for backing tracks and recordings of phrases :) happy shedding!!
@@ChadLefkowitzBrown oh yeah, I see it now. Big Thanks ....
Your hair is almost as sharp as your playing. 😯 I'm still working on getting the chord tones on 1 and 3, but this looks fun!
Dude you are a monster player. This stuff is really helpful too
This guy is remarkable...maybe as accomplished as I’ve ever heard and generous to give his time to teaching.....but so far above anyone who simply wants to play for fun. He might as well have been speaking a foreign language. If I watched this before I ever started playing sax, I never would have picked up the horn. For the 99.9% of Sax players who don’t aspire to be a Pro or get a PhD in music, you might also want to search “BetterSax” with Jay Metcalf. Very informative and relevant.
seriously how does this guy not have more subs
These graphics are golden
Great Job
Great work Chad! Very informative! You don't leave any stone unturned! lol
You’re a tremendous player Chad
What a great lesson, would be cool to have a video going into detailed argumentation for the scale and chord selections, i guess you gave us a touch of that in the begining where you showed the 3 descending tones
Looking forward to hearing when in South Africa. Hopefully you’ll make it to Cape Town.
Cape Town only. Hoping he can go on safari for a couple of days. Maybe Sanbona, or just the penguins down to Cape Point. I believe he may give a master class.
This is why Chad is a beast - other videos are like "minor 251 explained!!" and spend 5 minutes defining a half-diminished chord... Chad is straight in to b9 vs. nat9 AND gems like "they both sound good", what a great teacher.
Edit: some other observations:
- if you like thinking in melodic minor, you can play the minor third melodic minor on the iim7b5 (e.g. G melodic on Em7b5) which gives you the E locrian nat 2. You can play the melodic minor a half step up from the V (e.g. Bb melodic on A7) which gives you the A altered scale. And then the diatonic melodic on the I (which gives you the natural 7 so might clash with a I-7 if not careful, idk).
- You can sub the Vm7b5 for a Vmin6/9 by playing say D major over an Em7b5, this gives you the nat 2 (F#), nat 13 (C#) and 5 (B) which might clash with the chord but Dexter Gordon does it on There Will Never Be Another You and it sounds cool...
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Love your channel. So good. It’s worth mentioning that the “secret combination” could be thought of as playing C Nat minor on the 2m chord and then C Melodic Minor on the V and i chords. (Of course, outlining chord tones as you go). For me thinking this way is simpler.... just think C minor with b6 and b7 on the Dm7b5 and then natural 6 and 7 on the G7 and Cm.
Oops...
Commented to soon. You basically said summed up my comment above at the end. Haha.
Chad Coltraine; Yes, that's right ... I'm a 80-year-old violero, I'm very interested in the review I would say, of the scales or `` paths '' to take in each modulation; but we beg you please, if these can be slow, slowly without speed things that we can somehow by `` escaping from the score '' take a clear idea of the phrases outside the common ones already known again ... very grateful , chad ... you are a blessed man with your sax ... bravo !!! tito
This is absolutely great, but is there any lessons that you have done or could do but in a different key than C major or Cminor please??
Too cool! Thanks a lot for the info. What kind of bite guard is that?? It looks pretty thin
What the natural 2nd on the ii (should we say raised 2nd because locrian is diatonic) but what the natural 2nd does is allow one to delay the return to the major scale family on the one chord.
Maddafaka! Thats crazy....holly shit!
Fun fact: Donna Lee came out in 1947 and has a ♮9 over a ø7 chord in measure 21 of the head. So anybody who claims that you should always play a ♭9 on ø7 chords is literally 70+ years behind the times. (I mean, anybody who claims you should *always* do anything a certain way is probably putting all kinds of unhealthy limitations on their life.)
0:58 Vibe Check
Good, very good my friend, eu sou do Brasil.
Could you explain why F#m pentatonic works on Gdom? I'm confused cuz the F# is the maj7.. thanks for your videos!
I think it is used just to play outside. Over an altered dominant you can play almost anything you want if you resolve it well to the I chord.
It seems is just replacing iidim7 V7b9 and just use over there two tense sounding pentatonics a half tone apart so you feel the resolution on the Im7 chord.
it's all about how the line leads and the tension and release in the harmonic rhythm, because of the impending resolution to the 1 when playing over a dominant 7th.
you can basically play anything over a 5 chord as long as you resolve it when the 1 chord comes
3:30 Or as I like to call it, the Natural 7. 😁👍
Hi Chad! you're my favourite now adays saxophone player together with Gahsam Bathamuntu form N.Y.
okay I would have expected for most meodic option: Locrion #2 altered and Tonic minor(meldoic Minor) other option I would like to hear is Dm7 or C/D E7b9/G Cm69(maj) so a descending F-E-Eb Triad but fast resoving to Gtriad in Cm69 in Corner Stone or Hybrid Bossa this is happening I guess EFGG#BbCD (D#)-MUpoint E is E phrygian added raised or major 3 over a G7 octa...This was what Herbie hancock used to play...)I am a piano player...)
Hi Chad! At 14:04 2nd measure, does the F# clash with the flat 7 and the root of G7b9?
Hello Chad, I have just a little question... not really in subject : why you don't take your mouthpiece in the middle of your mouth... sound ? breath ? Articulation ? Thanks for yours great videos 👍
David Iltis cuz he doesn’t have to
Fucking awesome！！！！
Are there going to be any other sales for courses? I want to buy both major and minor courses but I'm saving money for a mouthpiece. Great video btw
Sergej Stokuca thank you! The minor phrases are currently 40% off and major phrases are 20% off.
@@ChadLefkowitzBrown That's great! I was talkein about the 60% off sale. I wanted to buy the major ii-V-I course but my credit card wasn't working. This sale is also great but I want to know does it make sense to wait for a bigger sale? Thanks
I noticed two errata in your pdfs, in the 10 Jazz Warmup Exercises measure 1141 is a repeat of measure 1129, and in the scales packet, the last ascending pattern on Exercise 4 of the Alt. 7s, there's a whole step on beat 3, (a natural 4th scale degree). Not to say these haven't been helpful, I'm already getting more fluid in my fingers. Just please fix these for future customers :)
It's interesting because you can think the locrian natural 2 as natural minor flat 5.
When are you in Chile? Coudnt find it on your website
I like play saxophone w you
Like all of Chad’s fantastic, you must internalize everything. Memorize the scale degrees, functionality, and line shape. Do NOT use this material for sight reading..
You forgot the apostrophe between the i and s in the thumbnail.
How to master minor ii - V - is ..... is what? Please finish your sentence!
>P
shut up and take my money!!
aproach notes, blues and vibe, that's all for me all the other stuff I really don't like.
Dude your playing is sick, what the fuck are you doing with taylor swift?!?! Man l hope you're getting paid extra...
Sort your breathing out Chad!