Awesome! If you'd like to dig a lot deeper (and you're a sax player) I've got full courses on improv in my Sax School that explain chords from the very beginning all the way through advanced progressions. By the end, you'll have a complete understanding of chords and be able to recognize how they are working together. Here's the link if you want to check it you: www.scottpaddocksaxschool.com
Wow! Nice lesson on chord progressions. I like the way you teach with the review at the end to make it sink in. You really know how to demystify music theory concepts. I am currently studying with Improvise For Real where they use all numbers for their chord progressions so your explanation really compliments that. Thank you, Scott.
Thank you, Scott. As usual you know how to simplify things. Would love to do a chord study for a jazz standard where the tonal centre changes a little bit. I am really getting the hang of using numbers for chord changes in any key. It does take a lot of work when you don’t have a young brain, ha ha. But worth it. Thanks. 🥰🎵🎷
I have been playing the sax for a year now.. All I can say is that Thank You very very much..
Thanks, first time I understand something about chords.
Some teachers are better at explaining and demonstrating theory than others. Scott does a good job here!
This is outstanding, Scott. I’ve played primarily by ear for over 50 years as I’m self taught. I wish this was available when I was young.
I finally understood why rock songs use those progressions all the time. Thanks, Scott!!!
Thanks Scott, you make it so easy to understand.
Again, brilliant. High value knowledge that applies to my alto learning.
You helped me understand a little more about chords and progressions. Thank you, Scott!
Awesome! If you'd like to dig a lot deeper (and you're a sax player) I've got full courses on improv in my Sax School that explain chords from the very beginning all the way through advanced progressions. By the end, you'll have a complete understanding of chords and be able to recognize how they are working together. Here's the link if you want to check it you: www.scottpaddocksaxschool.com
This video just changed how I think about chord progressions. Thanks so much!
That's awesome! Glad I could help 😁
Scott, your videos always delight me with their value. Gracias
Great video! Thanks!!! Wish you could have covered the 3rd chord and 7th. 7th is usually utilized as a “soft” dominant chord, no?
Hi Mr Paddock. Have a good day. Thank you very much. That knowledge is a very important for me...and for all saxophonists too. As my opinion.
Good lesson, Scott. Reminds me of the Robert Lowery method, and his "magic six notes".
Wow! Nice lesson on chord progressions. I like the way you teach with the review at the end to make it sink in. You really know how to demystify music theory concepts. I am currently studying with Improvise For Real where they use all numbers for their chord progressions so your explanation really compliments that. Thank you, Scott.
Very easy to understand and super useful. Thanks.
Thank you for this lesson, it's very helpful.
Thank you Scott, layed out like this makes it very understandable!
Thank you, Scott. As usual you know how to simplify things. Would love to do a chord study for a jazz standard where the tonal centre changes a little bit. I am really getting the hang of using numbers for chord changes in any key. It does take a lot of work when you don’t have a young brain, ha ha. But worth it. Thanks. 🥰🎵🎷
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This was a major "Aha" moment for me. I finally feel I understand the basic chord changes. Thanks !
That's awesome!
Superb video Scott- outstanding stuff cheers
thanks scott clean explanation
Thanx, Scott. 🌹🌹🌹
Well done sir
Thanks
Great video!
i like you sax sound, so much. how can i be able to get that crystal sound on my sax when i play mine. Is it the way your sound setting is setup?
Thanks! It's the way I put the air into the sax. Check out my videos on tone production and sound.