What a great video. I never use the m7b5 for a 2 chord. I need to start playing with that. I’m a guitar player but this really help me see things easier. Thank you for spending your time on us. 🙏✝️😎🎸
Thanks Shan. For me a peak at what’s ahead. But thanks to Shan I’m at a place this makes complete sense and explains exactly what I used to find confusing when looking at lead sheets or transcription. Once you are solid on the form and harmonic analysis you can see variations as exactly that. It is changing the spices, not the dish. Might sneak a simpler one in😊
What a great video. I never use the m7b5 for a 2 chord. I need to start playing with that. I’m a guitar player but this really help me see things easier. Thank you for spending your time on us. 🙏✝️😎🎸
Thanks Shan. For me a peak at what’s ahead. But thanks to Shan I’m at a place this makes complete sense and explains exactly what I used to find confusing when looking at lead sheets or transcription. Once you are solid on the form and harmonic analysis you can see variations as exactly that. It is changing the spices, not the dish. Might sneak a simpler one in😊
This is extremely beautiful, I already know this things but Watching reinforces it for me
As soon as you said ‘20 years with Barry Harris’ I knew this was going to be good! And it was! Subscribed! 🙂
This is great teaching. The skills, knowledge and understanding given so freely and clearly are breathtaking, thanks Shan.
Great video
Fantastic breakdown!
If you are playing with a bass player or guitarist will putting in some of these subs clash too much or is it ok?
I love this question and it is very commonly asked too, I'd also love to see a video on just this point if poss Shan!
Can't clash, only if you're maintain your melody
The most important substitution for II-Vs is: Just the V! (See Barry Harris.)
Thank you! I recently discovered your channel, you make everything so clear and easy to understand. Thank you for spending time to help us!!
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Nice