Great Nick! Nevertheless I think it's more important to figure out what do you WANT to play in stead of what CAN you play. Thanks for your lessons! They're great! ❤
Awesome! I was playing that way over Rhythm Changes out of feel. Now I know that feeling was right! Thank you Nick for your awesome and always informative content! By the way, if somebody wants to hear a cool rhythm changes song that uses a lot of diminished, listen to 'What they did' from the John Scofield Quartet! Peace.
Thanks, for sharing this concept. The use of the tonic diminished gives a fresh, modern sound to rhythm changes. Also, thanks, for the vocabulary lesson. Intercalating... cool word!
Always glad to expand harmonic chops , this sound def needs to be in my kit , thanks as always Nick and team , you make me a better equipped player having more fun.
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Great Nick! Nevertheless I think it's more important to figure out what do you WANT to play in stead of what CAN you play. Thanks for your lessons! They're great! ❤
Your gorgeous soprano tone really helps sell your pedagogy. Great lesson.
An excellent tutorial of a difficult concept I had been hoping to have explained to me. Really outstanding. Thank you.
Very interesting and useful application of the tonic diminished concept. Ear opening!
Very cool trick, which I'm adding to my toolbox, thanks!
I love this cover art. It captures the sound.
Great lessons! Never thought about using the tonic diminished in those spots! Thanks Nick!
Fantastic. I’ve heard this sound but not presented in quite this way. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for sharing. i really need this. Thank you Mr Nick
This is such a simple concept that always sounds great
this helped me gain a new understanding of the altered sounds over dominant chords, thanks!
Beautifully described. Many thanks!
Very very good!! cheers master!!
Awesome! I was playing that way over Rhythm Changes out of feel. Now I know that feeling was right! Thank you Nick for your awesome and always informative content! By the way, if somebody wants to hear a cool rhythm changes song that uses a lot of diminished, listen to 'What they did' from the John Scofield Quartet! Peace.
Had a listen to that one by Schofield, hell! It was all happening a bit too fast for me bro!
Excellent. Just excellent!
Thanks, for sharing this concept. The use of the tonic diminished gives a fresh, modern sound to rhythm changes. Also, thanks, for the vocabulary lesson. Intercalating... cool word!
Excelente!!!
Sensacional!!!Obrigado
Great concept :)
This is great ,,...
So play keys what being finger for this Scales
Always glad to expand harmonic chops , this sound def needs to be in my kit , thanks as always Nick and team , you make me a better equipped player having more fun.
You seem to run into a lot of good guitar players .
Love your video. Small error @ 3:16... You have Bb, Bo, Bb, "Bb" (should be "Bo"; no??)
Hi Nick! Could you provide the subtitles of the videos in Portuguese.....I'm in Sao Paulo city, Brazil - I'm subscribed to the channel!!🎷🎷🎶
Yes, but what’s really inside the tin can?!? And what supermarket chain stocks it?
Hi, You are number one in advanced teaching for jazz.MILLEGRAZIE
I find the E natural a bit too much over the F7. Without it it works perfectly, over the F7 it does sound a bit too weird to hear the E natural.
So..THIS is what all you f****** horn players are doing while I'm walking changes. It's about time someone filled me in LOL. 😂
Empty notes
Neutralized dissonance.
@@markrossi5703 Yes Mark!
@@markrossi5703 Pathetic bar musician level