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The most difficult thing for me to do is to tear myself away from your very comprehensive, very engaging, very instructive very patiently thought out lessons with your very sweet personality. I have learnt ssssssoooo much from you that all other tuitions pale into insignificance. You were made for this! The world of jazz guitarist would be sadly poorer without you and your in depth, insightful instruction. I know you love the instrment and what you do for the world of jazz guitar players. 😃🎸
Sandra, I've been a weekend singer guitar player for 50 years. I always learned songs from chord charts and records without really understanding what I play. I enjoy learning and just copying your jazz runs and licks because they are so beautiful and tasteful and fun. I'm afraid i will never be able to understand how to apply them because of my lack of formal training but i have a blast with your lessons. You are an amazing player and great teacher, I love you!
Comprehensible lessons for guitar players who are starting on jazz. You are doing something great that will remain for the next generations. Gongrats on your excellent work!
Hi Sandra, ... lunch was good😉. These licks are great, but they also serve as starting points for great exploration! The diminished launching point off the 5 chord tones has many possibilities! Be-bop-in’ along👍. Be well!
Mahlzeit, Barry! 😊 Thanks Barry! What 5 chord tones do you mean? You can start a dim arpeggio from the four chord tones 3, 5, b7, b9 of the dom 7 chord.
Guitarversum Sandra Sherman Yep! That’s what I was meaning (the “5 chord” - dom and it’s diminished launch tones that you mentioned). I love those possibilities, sometimes even 3 or 4 notes out of the dim line can give it a flavor. What one can do in Autumn Leaves comes to mind😄. Great lesson - so much more in there than just the licks. Thanks Sandra!
I should have looked first! I found it. But anything incorporating and explaining enclosures and transitions to the next chord in progressions is helpful to me.
I love the theory behind these lessons. That being said if you could tab out your lines and put them up it would be a million times easier to follow. Really hard trying to follow where your hands are going.
Thanks, Tyler! I'm happy you like my lessons. The tabs are really cheap (usually $1.99). It takes 2.5 days and 2 people to make a single video. Please understand that I need to make a little money 😊.
Formidable lección, esta semana te has superado a ti misma aún más si cabe, las clases de licks, escalas, improvisación etc, siempre son mis favoritas. Excelente Sandra, muchas gracias.!!
Just discovered you. What a treat Love your chord melody arrangements Not too daunting Which is just right for me Plus find your technical analysis very informative and interesting Thanks so much for uploading Ted
1:12 1st Pattern II V I Bebop Lick #1 5:56 Lick #1 Slow Tempo 6:23 2nd Pattern II V I Bebop Lick #2 9:54 Lick #2 Slow Tempo 10:19 3rd Pattern II V I Bebop Lick #3 14:28 Lick #3 Slow Tempo 14:54 4th Pattern II V I Bebop Lick #4 19:05 Lick #4 Slow Tempo 19:33 5th Pattern II V I Bebop Lick #5 23:28 Lick #5 Slow Tempo
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Oh, I'm sorry, I meant any similar lessons to this one as it's been exceptionally helpful to my studies to navigate thru the V alt in a very melodic, Bebop musical manner!
This is SO Hot ! Beautiful II V I Bebop Lines you are so thoroughly & patiently teaching us. And in a 2nd Language even (English). Fantastic Job ! TYVM
Thank you Sandra, you are the best tutor I've come across on the Tube and I'm really enjoying your bebop guitar licks lesson. Still trying to get around the finger placements but I'll keep going and see how I go. Cheers✌😊
They may seem unusual, if you come from another style. But the more you practice you'll see it's always the same finger movements. There are a couple of those and you'll have to get them into your muscle memory.
Thank you for responding, appreciate it realising you must be very busy - not at all easy to do what you’re doing teaching jazz by good videos. I’m from a blues-rock-etc background, and enjoy the outside note combinations from your jazz tuition (hoping to incorporate such in my fusion playing). Kind regards, all the best with your endeavours.
This lesson fixed some of my frustration with learning the art of jazz soloing. The changes in key have been throwing me for a bit of a loop. I've been in study now for about 6 months, and the chords have come rather easily, but soloing over them with my teacher has been tough. Thanks from Nashville.
Your video lessons are helping me tremendously with my studies on jazz improvisation and chord melody arrangements. I want to tell you how much I admire and enjoy the way you teach.
Thank you so much for your kind words! ❤️ It's a pleasure to see you enjoy the tutorials and am honor be a part of your jazz journey. You can always send donations to my paypal sherman at sandrasherman dot com. Thank you! 🙏
Dear Sandra greetings from Argentina. You have an awesome channel! Do you encourage to practice this licks in upbeat nº 1 always or mix up in an anticipation mood, as the bebop usually does?
Anticipation is a great tool. But you have to add extra notes before best one. You cannot just simply move a purse, that starts on beat 1 to beat 4+. The rule is: If the lines starts on a beat, you can move it to any other beat. If it starts on an off-beat, hot can move it to any other off-beat.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Thanks for the info!!!! So I can start the lines in the 3rd or 4th upbeat from the previous chord to the IIm7 (I assume not in the 2nd nor 1st because in this case the line will be SO out-of-tone)
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman "Out-of-tone" I mean: The risk of start your lines at the 1st or 2nd upbeat of the previous bar. I think the 3rd or 4th upbeat of the previous bar will work better. We will have a "moderated" anticipation, isn´t?
did she say the c is the "avoid" note in D dorian? In the blues you can play dorian over the I chord and use the 6 instead of the b7. but I have never heard of the phrase "avoid note".
No, c is not the avoid note in D-dorian. That would be "b", the 6th. An avoid note is a note that clashes against an important chord tone, like the 3rd and the 6th, because it's just a half tone away. The note b in D dorian is a half note away from the b7th of the Dm7. So you better not land on that tone.
@@GuitarversumSandraShermanthanks for the reply. I’m 2 months late with my thanks, but that is because you have so many other great lessons that I got distracted by. I agree with all the other comments: you are such a great player and teacher! Love the variety of your content.
Error on the tabs? Hi Sandra, I recently discovered your site and love your lessons. I believe there is a tab error on lick #3. The first two notes of the second bar are the 13th fret of 1st and 3rd strings but the tab shows them as 11th fret?
hi, if i use a grace note to approach a chord tone, will the grace note be counted as a strong beat and the approached chord tone will be counted as the off beat?
A grace note is always on the same count as the actual now. Otherwise it wouldn't be a grace note, but two seperate notes. A grace note is a very quick, like a 32nd or even 64th, note either slightly before the count or on the count. That's just a matter of taste for the timing.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Sure Dorian is 2th and Phrygian is 3th mode but The schema you show on the screen is E Phrygian , starting from A string 7th fret 7 , 8 , 10 at D string 7, 9, 10 and G string 7, 9, 10 Am I wrong ?
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You should have 100K followers. One of the best jazz guitar instructors on TH-cam.
Thank you ❤️. I wish I had 100k 😊. But we're getting there.
We made it happen! Now 104K :)
The most difficult thing for me to do is to tear myself away from your very comprehensive, very engaging, very instructive very patiently thought out lessons with your very sweet personality.
I have learnt ssssssoooo much from you that all other tuitions pale into insignificance.
You were made for this!
The world of jazz guitarist would be sadly poorer without you and your in depth, insightful instruction.
I know you love the instrment and what you do for the world of jazz guitar players. 😃🎸
Oh my, so many wonderful compliments! Thank you so much, my friend! ❤️
Keep swingin 🎶 🎸
You should give for free some courses for the Argentinian people haha!
One of the best lessons I’ve found. By far the best line...”what do we pay bass players for?”
😁
"What do we pay bass players for, anyway?" Best bebop teacher on TH-cam - hands down. Thanks for teaching this old dog new tricks!
Hehe, thanks, my friend and jeep swingin 🎶 🎸
Sandra, I've been a weekend singer guitar player for 50 years. I always learned songs from chord charts and records without really understanding what I play. I enjoy learning and just copying your jazz runs and licks because they are so beautiful and tasteful and fun. I'm afraid i will never be able to understand how to apply them because of my lack of formal training but i have a blast with your lessons. You are an amazing player and great teacher, I love you!
Everyone learns differently. Maybe you're more of a "listen and play" person.
Comprehensible lessons for guitar players who are starting on jazz.
You are doing something great that will remain for the next generations.
Gongrats on your excellent work!
Wowzers! Thank you for that wonderful compliment ❤️
Maybe be the best teacher on TH-cam. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Aaawww, that's so kind of you ❤️❤️❤️
This is freaking AWESOME!!! Thank you ma'am!
You're sweet
10 Point`s Sandra as always 😃
Thank you, Pertti, my loyal friend!
Hi Sandra, ... lunch was good😉. These licks are great, but they also serve as starting points for great exploration! The diminished launching point off the 5 chord tones has many possibilities! Be-bop-in’ along👍. Be well!
Mahlzeit, Barry! 😊 Thanks Barry! What 5 chord tones do you mean? You can start a dim arpeggio from the four chord tones 3, 5, b7, b9 of the dom 7 chord.
Guitarversum Sandra Sherman Yep! That’s what I was meaning (the “5 chord” - dom and it’s diminished launch tones that you mentioned). I love those possibilities, sometimes even 3 or 4 notes out of the dim line can give it a flavor. What one can do in Autumn Leaves comes to mind😄. Great lesson - so much more in there than just the licks. Thanks Sandra!
U are great. I hope many people learn from you.
Thank you! I hope so too 😊
You give a great overview over the fretboard! I already have alittle repertoire, but one can't have enough of these licks.
Try to practice them in different keys!That's how to get the most from these licks.
These licks lessons are so useful. I keep returning to them!
Hey, that's cool. Should I do more?
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Definitely! Do you have one for -7b5 to v79(alt)?
I should have looked first! I found it. But anything incorporating and explaining enclosures and transitions to the next chord in progressions is helpful to me.
This has to be one of the best channels for newbie Jazz guitarists. Thanks, Sandra!
Thanks, Mike! ❤️ I try to keep things simple. Jazz is complicated enough 😊
Fantastic teacher! Thanks Sandra you are the best.
Thanks, Roger 🧡
Best teacher on youtube!
Aaawww, what a wonderful compliment! Thank you so much ❤️
Very useful, well elaborated and with good taste licks for many occasions. You did it again, Sandra. Thank you again for your great work.
Thank your for your wonderful compliments! Blushing a bit more ☺️
So fun to play these licks and use their structure to come up with my own. Thank you Sandra!
Always best to make your own. Throw Radler to memorize that easy. Just copy the creation mechanism.
I love the theory behind these lessons. That being said if you could tab out your lines and put them up it would be a million times easier to follow. Really hard trying to follow where your hands are going.
Thanks, Tyler! I'm happy you like my lessons. The tabs are really cheap (usually $1.99). It takes 2.5 days and 2 people to make a single video. Please understand that I need to make a little money 😊.
Formidable lección, esta semana te has superado a ti misma aún más si cabe, las clases de licks, escalas, improvisación etc, siempre son mis favoritas. Excelente Sandra, muchas gracias.!!
You're very welcome, Salvador! I hope this lesson helps improve your playing.
That's the best video on 251 I've watched so far. Genius!
Wowzers! Thanks so much, James!
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I found your approach straight forward - thank you. Great lesson(s).
looks easy to play when you're playing, thx for this lesson
Love the lesson! Love you Sandra! Thank you!❤
Thank you, Steve, for your kind words!
Just discovered you.
What a treat
Love your chord melody arrangements
Not too daunting
Which is just right for me
Plus find your technical analysis very informative and interesting
Thanks so much for uploading
Ted
Hi Ted, thanks for your kind and encouraging words! Keep swingin, my friend!
1:12 1st Pattern II V I Bebop Lick #1
5:56 Lick #1 Slow Tempo
6:23 2nd Pattern II V I Bebop Lick #2
9:54 Lick #2 Slow Tempo
10:19 3rd Pattern II V I Bebop Lick #3
14:28 Lick #3 Slow Tempo
14:54 4th Pattern II V I Bebop Lick #4
19:05 Lick #4 Slow Tempo
19:33 5th Pattern II V I Bebop Lick #5
23:28 Lick #5 Slow Tempo
Thank You sooooo much! Any others would also be greatly appreciated.
What "others" do you mean?
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Oh, I'm sorry, I meant any similar lessons to this one as it's been exceptionally helpful to my studies to navigate thru the V alt in a very melodic, Bebop musical manner!
Great Great lesson. Thanks
How can anyone give thumbs down ? Thanks my lovely for sharing another wonderful ❤️ lesson.
Thank you, Michael, for your heart warming words ❤️❤️❤️
dear Sandra, your Lessons are so helpful and very interesting!!!
Thank you so MUCH for your hard job!!!!!!!
Thank you, Kaya, for your kind words! ❤️ ❤️❤️
This is SO Hot ! Beautiful II V I Bebop Lines you are so thoroughly & patiently teaching us. And in a 2nd Language even (English). Fantastic Job ! TYVM
Thanks, Jimmy! Your kind words are highly appreciated ❤️. Keep swinging 🎶 🎸
Thank you Sandra, you are the best tutor I've come across on the Tube and I'm really enjoying your bebop guitar licks lesson. Still trying to get around the finger placements but I'll keep going and see how I go. Cheers✌😊
They may seem unusual, if you come from another style. But the more you practice you'll see it's always the same finger movements. There are a couple of those and you'll have to get them into your muscle memory.
terrific. Really enjoyed learning them and why its called be bop.i can see and hear myself improving everyday.Thank you.
Awesome! It makes me really happy to be a part in your jazz journey!
I just found your tutorials. You are an awesome teacher!
Thank you, Emmanuel! Glad you let me be a piece on your jazz journey.
Thanks Sandra, as usual we will spend a nice week studying these licks!
Ha, have a great week 😊
You're the best, thank you Sandra, greetings from Mexico. 👏👏👏👏
Viva Mexico 🇲🇽
So great and detailed!! Thank you!!
Glad you like it! ❤️
Thank you maam for sharing your talent :)
The pleasure's all mine 😊
Nice Sandra and Thanks for Your sharing! Johnnie
Great as usual
Thank you ❤️
Excellent tutorial! thx
Good work, found to be very refreshing thanks Sandra.
Glad you dig it! ❤️
Thank you for responding, appreciate it realising you must be very busy - not at all easy to do what you’re doing teaching jazz by good videos. I’m from a blues-rock-etc background, and enjoy the outside note combinations from your jazz tuition (hoping to incorporate such in my fusion playing). Kind regards, all the best with your endeavours.
Grossartig! Danke für die Skalendiagramme im Video.
Great! Its Very useful! Thanks!
This lesson fixed some of my frustration with learning the art of jazz soloing. The changes in key have been throwing me for a bit of a loop. I've been in study now for about 6 months, and the chords have come rather easily, but soloing over them with my teacher has been tough. Thanks from Nashville.
Glad to hear my hear was of help. Keep swinging 🎶🎸
Your video lessons are helping me tremendously with my studies on jazz improvisation and chord melody arrangements. I want to tell you how much I admire and enjoy the way you teach.
Oi, Edson! Muito obrigada! ❤️ Glad you enjoy the tutoriaks. Keep swinging 🎶 🎸
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I loved you answering in Portuguese!
Thank you Sandra, excellent lesson. Please can you consider making a Chord Melody lesson sometime please ,beginners level :)
I have just finished one and it will be up soon. You will know it, by the words "beginner friendly" 😊
This is a clear and concise lesson so far, well described and easy to understand.
Glad it was helpful 😊
Thanks, Sandra! Another great lesson!
I am not familiar with jazz.... But your teaching turns me to jazz guitar beginner ❤️❤️ Thank you🙂
Make sure to check out the chords videos first (go to my playlist)! Chords are key to everything, including soloing.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Thank you.. I will check🙂
Great, clear, understandable and interesting lessons for a beginner jazz player. I come from a rock background.
Welcome to the jazz ride! Glad you find my tutorials useful.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Do you have a recommendation for an entry level or beginning Jazz Hollowbody or Archtop?
wow great lessons, thank you, i hope you can make one in minor
You could be lucky very soon 😉. Stay tuned!
New to jazz and love the well presented lesson. Well explained and diagrams are invaluable. Any tips on moving forward. Lesson ideas etc.
Depends on what you already know. I recommend my rotorua on 7th Chords, Tension Chords, Comping and all the Dorian lessons I have up.
Superb
❤️❤️❤️
Love You're Work Sandra🙋
Thank you, Mark! Very much appreciated ❤️
Excelent 🙏🙏🙏🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Superb lesson thanks very much
Glad to see you enjoying the jazz ride on my channel :-). II V I is super important.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Loving it. It's really difficult but you're lessons are great. The standards are great tunes. Love to see you play a gig.
very accurate, goog explanations, thank's a lot
Glad my tutorial is helpful :-)
So helpful! Learning these as well as a couple of licks from your charlie parker video. Thanks!
Great, your growing your Lick library 👍😊. Now try to apply it to every song you play!
great lesson again, I'll just try these licks and send you a message how it works with MY sticky fingers. ;-)
Ha, sure lemme know :-)
SHERMAN, I LOVE YOUUUUUUU!!
Oh, thank you! ❤️
You're looking well these days. :)
Thanks ☺️. I lost 13kg.
I love the way she says "position".
Really the best deal on the net. And not overly talkative or simplistic.
You go girl.
"Not overly talkative"... I need to show your comment to my husband 😁
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman 'And not overly talkative'... during the lessons.
Hi Sandra, I'm new to your channel and I have to say, great presentation of great content and a very re watchable video. Thank you.
Welcome, my friend and enjoy the jazz ride on my channel 😊
Very nice and thank you.
Glad it's helpful
Great stuff
Thank you Sandra so much you are helping me learn these things i have always wanted to know, how can i tip you for your hard work? You are a blessing.
Thank you so much for your kind words! ❤️ It's a pleasure to see you enjoy the tutorials and am honor be a part of your jazz journey. You can always send donations to my paypal sherman at sandrasherman dot com. Thank you! 🙏
The D minor lick is the same as the line inside Donna Lee
Yes, I steal Licks from great artists 😉
Hey Sandra, this time you forgot to say "ggrrreetings from Austria"😀
Oh noooo! That wasn't in purpose. I will do next time 😊. Here's a virtual hug for you instead 🤗.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman 😊
Hi Mrs! can you do a lessons on basic chord progressions
Could you specify that?
Sensacional !
Glad it helps you. Keep swingin 🎶 🎸
I want you to come to Japan live.
Me too 😊
Maybe you would work out
"Isn't She Lovely" like "Sunny"? Please :)
I was thinking about that already!
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I'm counting on you :) You will definitely do it interesting
Great video. You look younger or something, What did you do?! 👍🤘
Thank you, Paula! I lost 20kg/44lbs 😊
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman 👍🤗
Dear Sandra greetings from Argentina. You have an awesome channel! Do you encourage to practice this licks in upbeat nº 1 always or mix up in an anticipation mood, as the bebop usually does?
I'm not sure what you mean by "anticipation mood".
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman to not start the phrase on the first beat of the IIm7 but on the last beats of the previous bar.
Anticipation is a great tool. But you have to add extra notes before best one. You cannot just simply move a purse, that starts on beat 1 to beat 4+.
The rule is: If the lines starts on a beat, you can move it to any other beat. If it starts on an off-beat, hot can move it to any other off-beat.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Thanks for the info!!!! So I can start the lines in the 3rd or 4th upbeat from the previous chord to the IIm7 (I assume not in the 2nd nor 1st because in this case the line will be SO out-of-tone)
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman "Out-of-tone" I mean: The risk of start your lines at the 1st or 2nd upbeat of the previous bar. I think the 3rd or 4th upbeat of the previous bar will work better. We will have a "moderated" anticipation, isn´t?
did she say the c is the "avoid" note in D dorian? In the blues you can play dorian over the I chord and use the 6 instead of the b7. but I have never heard of the phrase "avoid note".
No, c is not the avoid note in D-dorian. That would be "b", the 6th. An avoid note is a note that clashes against an important chord tone, like the 3rd and the 6th, because it's just a half tone away. The note b in D dorian is a half note away from the b7th of the Dm7. So you better not land on that tone.
@@GuitarversumSandraShermanthanks for the reply. I’m 2 months late with my thanks, but that is because you have so many other great lessons that I got distracted by. I agree with all the other comments: you are such a great player and teacher! Love the variety of your content.
the 6th is a reverse third... Light bulb...! Thank You! 😎
Yeah, always adds up to 9. A second is a reversed 7th, a 4th is a reversed 5th etc.
Yay ;!
Error on the tabs? Hi Sandra, I recently discovered your site and love your lessons. I believe there is a tab error on lick #3. The first two notes of the second bar are the 13th fret of 1st and 3rd strings but the tab shows them as 11th fret?
Thank you! I'll look into that.
hi, if i use a grace note to approach a chord tone, will the grace note be counted as a strong beat and the approached chord tone will be counted as the off beat?
A grace note is always on the same count as the actual now. Otherwise it wouldn't be a grace note, but two seperate notes. A grace note is a very quick, like a 32nd or even 64th, note either slightly before the count or on the count. That's just a matter of taste for the timing.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman thank you so much for elaborating, more power!
it s not D dorian but Frigian mode
What? You mean phrygian? Phrygian is the 3rd mode, not the 2nd. But thanks for mansplaining it to me. 🙈
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Sure Dorian is 2th and Phrygian is 3th mode but The schema you show on the screen is E Phrygian , starting from A string 7th fret 7 , 8 , 10 at D string 7, 9, 10 and G string 7, 9, 10
Am I wrong ?
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman by the way ..no intention to mansplaning..sorry
Ok.bene,come ci si può,, abbonate?
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