QJT is so awesome. I wanna go to the Netherlands just to meet him. My playing has skyrocketed since I discovered this channel. Using all of this knowledge on piano, too. Amazing, awesome, intelligent, articulate guitar teacher.
@@Amatteus What a coniscidence. I havbe not been playing much lately and just literally sat down to QJam as soon as you made that comment. I like to use his theory for piano, too. He is pretty much the most articulate guitar man I have found. He and this piano teacher from Holland speak better English than me., Embarrasing.
@@jakobglassstories Not only the content.. But the graphics are also top quality. A pleasure to listen and see.... Yesterdady i learn about modal harmony, something new to me.. You can apply in piano also.. Mot things he explain are the same for any instrument... Piano and guitar both make music with chords.. So, intervales, scales and chord progresions with rythm is what you need to make music.
@@Amatteus I think he's a graphic designer. But, yeah, you are correct. I duno why I mentioned the piano, as I already had. I am gld to see there are other folks on here not just making negative comments. Take care!
I swear I love this, I'm not picking on ya. I'm just so engrossed and I'm totally diccecting this to learn it. At 6:42, if you ever decide to edit this, the heading should say "Minor" instead of "Major". Sincerely, thank you for this and all your material. This is one of your videos that I decided to actually hit rewind and play and rewind and play and grab screen shots of. I'll be spending some quality time on this one for sure!
Hello , Great Channel with lot of information. I have Question ,, at 4:21 you said that add9 chord appear at specific degrees on the major scale except the 2nd and the 7th degree. But in your example of the C Major scale you left out the 3rd degree and 7th degree.
hi just want to clarify that at 3:16, the Dadd9 chord played and shown is somewhat different? I think a Dminor add9 was played but the graphic shown was a Dadd9... do correct me if im wrong.... ;)
Waiting on a Friend by Rolling Stones begins with Cadd9 and F. The maj chord is a song in itself for me. But most of the chord shapes are really uncomfortable because of the stretch required for the smaller hands.
You showed that the Lydian mode had usable added 9 chords at all degrees except the fourth and seventh. What about the non-usable degrees for the other modes? Also fourth and seventh? Or are the all unique. If you have a video that covers that, I’d sure like to see it. Thank you!
Hi Burlap. Add9 chords without alteration (b5 and b9) occur in every mode on different degrees, because the starting point of the modes shift in the diatonic major scale.
Hi and thanks for the wonderful video but there is an error around 6.46 where you are playing minor 9 arpeggios but you show a major pattern for the minor arpeggio starting on the 5th string. Also the title says Major but of course it should read minor. i thought you should be aware of this. keep up the great work!
Every Breath You Take lick was written by Andy Summers, actually. But add9 were already such a staple of Police sound that he could not come up with anything else, could he? Message In A Bottle has the legendary sus2/add9 arpeggiated riff
those add 9 Chord shapes visuals doesn't seem to correspond to the sounds I hear ?! the II dAdd9 doesn't have the F# sound and the V dAdd9 has a distinct F sound in there? Am I going crazy?
QJT is so awesome. I wanna go to the Netherlands just to meet him. My playing has skyrocketed since I discovered this channel. Using all of this knowledge on piano, too. Amazing, awesome, intelligent, articulate guitar teacher.
Thanks a million Jake!
I also want to go to Holland.. This teacher is one of the best..
@@Amatteus What a coniscidence. I havbe not been playing much lately and just literally sat down to QJam as soon as you made that comment. I like to use his theory for piano, too. He is pretty much the most articulate guitar man I have found. He and this piano teacher from Holland speak better English than me., Embarrasing.
@@jakobglassstories Not only the content.. But the graphics are also top quality. A pleasure to listen and see.... Yesterdady i learn about modal harmony, something new to me.. You can apply in piano also.. Mot things he explain are the same for any instrument... Piano and guitar both make music with chords.. So, intervales, scales and chord progresions with rythm is what you need to make music.
@@Amatteus I think he's a graphic designer. But, yeah, you are correct. I duno why I mentioned the piano, as I already had. I am gld to see there are other folks on here not just making negative comments. Take care!
LOL! that ending "soo quit your job today and immerse yourself in the world of added 9 arpeggios". Dude this lesson was awesome.
:) Thanks!
Finding this dude and his channel is like finding a treasure chest you didn't unburied.
Nice comment Jefferson!
Awsome video, thank you ! Now I know how to play a Final Fantasy song !
As usual just the best, most concise lessons on the inter webs.
I always learn something useful and valuable. Thank you.
Watched it one time. I will go through it a few more times too.
Great lessons. 👍
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS LESSON..................ADD9 AND mADD9 CHORDS AND ARPEGGIOS ARE MY FAV ...........
That minor added 9 arpeggio sounds beautiful !
He is an excellent teacher, I wish I could meet him on person
Thanks! :)
Absolutely clear! Thank you very much. You are the king of the guitar teachers. 😊
Very useful tutorial.. Tq brother
Great. Really thorough and well=presented. Cheers!
Crystal clear lesson !
Awesome lesson! Thanks.. For indepth understanding of theory ..
Where can I find simple diagrams of 9th 11th and 13th arpeggios, to learn them first.
Great video! Thanks so much
A high flying Dutchman... This is GREAT. Dank u wel!
*wel vel=skin :0)
@@jaapkievit5843 OOOOPS! Sorry! - Corrected now!
Geeft niets Jaap :)
That's a great tutorial, thanks.
I swear I love this, I'm not picking on ya. I'm just so engrossed and I'm totally diccecting this to learn it. At 6:42, if you ever decide to edit this, the heading should say "Minor" instead of "Major". Sincerely, thank you for this and all your material. This is one of your videos that I decided to actually hit rewind and play and rewind and play and grab screen shots of. I'll be spending some quality time on this one for sure!
you're right! I made an error there...
Thanks for pointing that out and thanks for comment Burlap
Very useful sir.
Your superb jam track explanation videos and teachings are, hands down, the best I've ever come across. Thank you so much. Legend!
Thank you Paul, you made me blush ;)
Grazie.
Thank you so much!!
Wonderful lesson! Thank you for posting this amazing tutorial!!
At 4:26, you said “second and seventh degrees”.
I’m sure you meant to say “third and seventh” as the diagram shows. PS, I love your channel!
Indeed :) And thanks man!
@@QJamTracks minor error ( 🤓 ) ... 06:40 ish title says major add 9 but demonstrates minor add 9
Love love your videos... they are so inspiring.
As always love how you put your own individuality in all your videos.
Keep it up brother! Great content
Thanks man!
🎼Amazing, I could'nt have imagined in my wildest dreams that it was a galactic world !
Greetings 🇧🇷
smashing! great lesson Rob!
Thank you for this nice comment!
As always, well done (and a lot to unpack).
Hi Tom, thanks!
Damn good explanation mate....cheers from Toronto.....
Cheers!
Im new to the channel, love your stuff.
At 4:25 - is the major add9 found on the 2nd or the 3rd degree? Very cool video, thanks for sharing
My man
Thank you God ;)
First! love your work my friend ;)
Awesome class. Is n't the chord at 3:13 a minor chord, Dmadd9? Thank you.
Which one books you prefer for advance level ..
All Arpeggions, ,Scele , moods ,
Chords progression & solo sequence modulation changing key
Hard to say. I'm making my material for students myself, but I know that all books of Berklee Music are of high quality
Hello , Great Channel with lot of information. I have Question ,, at 4:21 you said that add9 chord appear at specific degrees on the major scale except the 2nd and the 7th degree.
But in your example of the C Major scale you left out the 3rd degree and 7th degree.
I said that wrong. It should be the 3rd and 7th.
@@QJamTracks You are doing a great job !!!!!!!
At 3:55 there is a mistake: the Dadd9 chord in the diagram is major while the sound of the chord on the audiotrack is minor
Ai dreptate Sorin. Este un greseala. Scuza :)
You're right Sorin it's an error...Excuse me.
0:23 as per notation it will be Fadd9 & Abadd9 ?
Clearly i won’t have time nor the patience to learn all of in this lifetime, maybe in the next… thank you though it was really instructif
hi just want to clarify that at 3:16, the Dadd9 chord played and shown is somewhat different? I think a Dminor add9 was played but the graphic shown was a Dadd9... do correct me if im wrong.... ;)
Waiting on a Friend by Rolling Stones begins with Cadd9 and F. The maj chord is a song in itself for me. But most of the chord shapes are really uncomfortable because of the stretch required for the smaller hands.
You showed that the Lydian mode had usable added 9 chords at all degrees except the fourth and seventh. What about the non-usable degrees for the other modes? Also fourth and seventh? Or are the all unique. If you have a video that covers that, I’d sure like to see it. Thank you!
Hi Burlap. Add9 chords without alteration (b5 and b9) occur in every mode on different degrees, because the starting point of the modes shift in the diatonic major scale.
FFVII vibes. Nice.
Hi and thanks for the wonderful video but there is an error around 6.46 where you are playing minor 9 arpeggios but you show a major pattern for the minor arpeggio starting on the 5th string. Also the title says Major but of course it should read minor. i thought you should be aware of this. keep up the great work!
Thanks JD. Indeed I made a mistake there...
@@QJamTracks We are all human. If i could play guitar even half as well as you I'd be very happy. Your videos are excellent. Thank you!
This comment is only for the Algorithm. Great Video as always
+1
Every Breath You Take lick was written by Andy Summers, actually. But add9 were already such a staple of Police sound that he could not come up with anything else, could he? Message In A Bottle has the legendary sus2/add9 arpeggiated riff
Yes indeed it's commonly used by the Police :)
those add 9 Chord shapes visuals doesn't seem to correspond to the sounds I hear ?! the II dAdd9 doesn't have the F# sound and the V dAdd9 has a distinct F sound in there? Am I going crazy?
dude check (3:55 )that voice is not major add9 its a D minor add9 chord
yes unfortunate error
That Steve Vai song though.
:)
Zappa
Add9 arpeggios always sound like Final Fantasy music lol
They're called ADD 9 not ADDED 9 chords. Also, it's "Every Breath You Take" not "She Takes".
I really thought she took it ;)
Fantastic as always