How To Memorize Chord Changes Instantly
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2021
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Chad LB is an international recording artist who has toured globally as a bandleader, and with superstars ranging from Chris Botti to Taylor Swift. He has been a featured soloist with premiere ensembles like the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra, and was formerly a member of the multi GRAMMY winning Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra. Despite his demanding tour schedule, Chad is on faculty as a visiting artist at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music for their new Roots, Jazz and American Music degree program.
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Vid starts at 4:35
But you can't miss the first minute.
you're educational material has honestly been life-changing, couldn't be more grateful
I second this -- Thanks Chad!
Discovering your educational videos on jazz has opened up my motivation and my jazz practicing. For the past 3 months I’ve improved substantially and it’s thanks to your guidance. You are helping so many of us out. Your lessons are very clear and make so much sense! Thank you!
Hi Chad and thanks once again for the great content! I just wanted to say that I started playing the alto sax in junior high school in the early 70's and continued through high school but stopped playing in 1978. However thanks to the internet, youtube and people like yourself and Jay Metcalf over at Better Sax i am once again taking up the horn. I'm trying my best to take on Charlie Parker, ha ha! I would say to anyone who reads this is that you are never too old to either take up the instrument or re-start your love of it. Heck I'm over 60 and if I can do it anyone can. I have a number of your pdf's and also taken you articulation masterclass. I just can't thank you enough that you take the time to put together just great content and hope everyone understands how valuable these lessons are...!!! Best Regards....:)
I have a degree in music education and am a band teacher. I play jazz gigs on the side but my practicing has been stagnant for several years. Your videos and ebooks have breathed new life into my saxophone practicing! I just downloaded the pentatonic master class and this has been a game changer for me. Your video tips about how you practice have also taken my practice time to another level!
0:00 Chad's playing is soooo mesmerizing
I really love the mini-concerts at start while showing the adds.
I think a huge amount of musicians of the entire world is very grateful to you.
Your video intros are ... humbling, to say the least ! They remind me of why I should work now and rest later ;)
Thanks for your videos Chad
The video could've ended at :50 and it would've a great standalone jazz exercise. Will watch the other 16 minutes when Im done transcribing...
Chad I bought a tenor sax and started playing again yesterday. Your videos have been inspiring and also very practical and helpful. Thanks so much for putting out this content!
For me, the material you bring to us is of a it is of immeasurable value for this time, much is sought or has been sought on all the subjects exposed by you, none of the existing materials on the internet is definitely so rich in all terms
Can't play an instrument. I just love watching and hearing you play!
Oh yes, I have a collection of your ebooks. I have learned so much from them. There is so much to learn and you put it out there and make it easy. I think you for all you do. I looking forward to seeing you live as soon as possible. Again thank you.
Hi Chad. I play trumpet but I wanted to let you know that you are one of my "go-to" youtubers whenever I need some new ideas. Love your playing and your teaching. Thanks.
I whole-hearted agree with the sentiments about your teaching format. I got the ultimate combo pack and realized it may take me a lifetime to master. Hopefully, all the private referemced video links stay alive in the future when I get to them all. It would be awesome to be able to download the videos as I'm fearing I may not get through the entire bundle!
Thank you for another chocked-full clip! The 'root rhythm' is very helpful. When you play the simple chord tones in quarter notes it sounds so much better than when I do it.
I love that we all have long hair now. Nice job with the videos Bro!
Great content - not only Chad's teaching but also the production (Austin?). I used to play a lot in my twenties (long time ago), then went into another professional direction and hardly touched my sax. I decided to pick it up again a few months ago and was looking around for some material i could use as a guideline. I was blown away by what i found in general, but Chad's material (i use this channel, but also acquired some of the material from the web site) is by far the best for me. Now i wonder how far i could have gone with with such easy access to teaching 30 years ago. But mainly, i just enjoy playing again, learning tunes and try to apply some of the material to my playing - although at a fairly low level. Of course i hope for Chad and his band to go touring soon again. I know that means less frequent posts here but happy to trade that for a chance to see him live.
I'm gonna be recommending you to all musicians i come across
You are fully fulfilling the reason for your existence, congratulations
This is a great lesson, already, because it is so well explain, I can understand how it works. I imagine that the full course is well planned and professionally explained. Terrific!
Thanks, Chad - Really helpful. Gives me a good starting point. I struggle with memorizing chords and this gives me an actual path to follow by starting simply. Thanks!
yes, thanks for your content, im neither a jaz cat or a sax player, I play guitar, but i've learned a lot with your videos, i basically take what i like to call mini licks and add them to my guitar phrases, + i get to practice sheet music since you always use it in your explanations, very cool stuff, highly appreciated
🤯 sooooo goooooood. Laid out so simply and just ....so great. Thank you for posting this. As someone that's always 'stuck to the page' this was incredibly helpful. 🙏🏻
Thanks so much for sharing all the incredible material! I'm a pro guitarist and have been playing forever (it would seem). I've studied and played with many different teachers and players, so I've learned a lot over the years. But I must say, I've learned more from just one of your videos than I did in years of trying to work this stuff out. I couldn't begin to convey how grateful I am that you are sharing these great techniques that we can practice right now. Most folks like to talk theory, but all the theory in the world by itself won't make a great player. To be able to apply these concepts immediately, in real time, is golden. I look forward to watching all your videos. Cheers, mate!
You're the best man, the best !
Love it... always waiting your new material... thank u very much for all your knowledge
Great tone! Love your videos!! Bassist here…really appreciate your stuff!!
Thanks for your wonderful work and dedication, and for sharing so much with us. Wish you all the best 🙏
thank you Chad! The content is gem!
This is incredible! 🙌
What you do is really important chad thank you
Thank you so much for making videos your videos are by far the best jazz informational videos
I always listen to you with so much pleasure👍🏻
Awesome material
Chad has a good soul
WOOOOOWWW! The exercises are great!!!!! thanks! Going to practice them on piano
Very useful. Thanks Chad !!!
Thanks Chad for one more very clear and concise video! Makes me want to start practicing right now :-)
Your really practical . Thank you
this was very helpful! thank u
Excellent! You're a great player and teacher
You are a fantastic player and teacher 🙏
Thanks Chad this was extremely helpful man
All E books are phenomenal!
Me gusta la forma en la que esta explicado esos ejercicios, de una manera fácil para aprender a tocar jazz, felicidades por sus pedagogías de enseñanza.
This is quality for linking harmony + rhythm. Thats the missing link. Thx as always Chad.
Great video!
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Austin is great!
Wow this was one of your best videos yet! Thanks for not making it to flashy with random pop up things.
Im really exited to try these technics out! Id love to take part in the workshop but i simply cant afford it😢
There's plenty for all of us to practice just from this video. Don't worry if you can't afford a workshop.
Thank u very much... ❤️
Hello from Kosovo...thank you for sharing your experience!
Thank's, Master! 🎶🎷🙏🏼
Chad is a blessing from god.
Hey Chad, yet another great video. What mic did u use in this video please?
hello from Jerusalem thenks for the lessons
Большое спасибо 👍
Hi Chad! Maby you could do a Video on how to interact with a Rythm Section in general/ my specific question would be what to do (when you Solo) when the Rythm Section (on their own) 1. goes outside of the Harmony, and 2. if the Rythm Section does „Rythmik Shifting“ like 3 over 4 or 5 over 4 (how to not get lost/keep time).
I’m new here. I play a bit of classical music quite well, but I want jazz and there is nobody doing it on trumpet/trombone, which of your videos can get me started?
A great video as usual. However, i think i have a good ear. I can hear the chords and small or larger chord changes, but I don’t know the name of the chord. If I didn’t hear the chords well, what use would I have of somebody telling me that this chord was Bb-6 going to Eb7?
Lord i thank You!
First thought: That is JESUS playing the saxophone...
But honestly: Chad is a saxophone god indeed.
Wait, that root note exercise is actually genius. Unless you have a really unusual progression you dk the changes of, then your ear screws you over and you go an entire different direction
Well hello again
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@@cjgreen4331 all well with you?
Interesting and useful thank you. B-flat 7 or B-flat major 7 at 12 minutes 27?
what's going on with that Star Trek shaped shank on your prototype mouthpiece?
Starts at 4:55
How about intervallic improvisation next!
Chad Wick double-tapping those changes
You sound awesome love listening to your playing and this old dog learns some stuff too : Hey that long hair was cool I see that you cut it off Can be annoying I cut mine too !
Can the master class on this be purchased?
14:25
"Improvise with just chord tones..."
This is the lesson boys
THIS
No more hairdresser in USA ? lol
It seems great ... I will try it this week-end ! Thanks !
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Yo Chad
wow, interesting that adam neely gets on that list
I like your timing. It swings.
almost 5 minutes in and haven't been taught a single thing yet. This video is the youtube version of using 2 inch margins and courier new on a school paper.
5:30 starts
I like the content I just wish there was more basic stuff for beginners
11:50 is the perfect beginner exercise
Thanks for sharing Dick
You started to say ‘You know’ like Chris Potter ;)
How do you get that haircut?
Dont know what has better style, your playing or your mid century pad
I also approve of the furniture and styling :) That armchair...
More like Chad Stark, with that hair and beard 😂
I wish I could play my sax where I live maybe someday if I ever own a house. For now it'll have to be an Aerophone Pro if it ever arrives.
Bro, same. I can't play sax with people right next door and paper thin walls, I literally can only practice every few weeks when no one can hear me wailing, this sucks so much
Soundproofing foam? It might help.
@@freshlysqueezedaesthetics2942 it doesn't work. You need a room inside another room to make it soundproof
I play the alto sax and have been terrible with theory, like really bad... Is it just me? I have no idea what he's talking about and find it really hard to grasp (probably just me), I've never been good with theory at all, my brain just tunes out because eventhough he may think he's explaining it easily to me I can't grasp it... Sometimes I get jealous that others seem to get it but I can't... 🤦🤦🤦
my man looks like Jesus (its a good thing)
He looks like a handsome hippie
Just What the Doctor Ordered...
I never thought Confirmation would ever sound so much like Welcome to the Black Parade