Some interesting ideas, however, you should point out that when you’re going through through your whole step up half step back pattern, you are using borrowed notes out of other keys, other than C
Hi mark, thanks for your comment. I’m not really thinking of it that way. I’m just thinking of it as an enclosure pattern. These type of chromatic patterns are very common in jazz and are meant to focus on the target not rather than on each note getting there
Hi Nathan, thanks for replying to my comment. I really appreciated your talk about enclosure patterns. I just made the observation I did because it really helped me understand what you were doing, and I thought, ok, he’s not just working off CAGED scales, where everything is related to the key you’re playing in. I appreciated the lesson and your playing.
"you should know this" You got it ! people love to be told what they Should know, what they should do and all the ... thou should Dos As a jazz guy is that the best line you can muster ? really ?
It’s a phrase that I use on some video thumbnails to draw in viewers. It’s simply a marketing tool. It’s worked very well on pervious videos, so I kept using it. As someone who is actually trying on TH-cam marketing is key. I’m always looking for better ways to package the videos Because I believe my content is worth it. Sorry the thumbnail offend you… but I’d encourage to watch what this video has to offer! Triads are such a useful tool!
Excellent ideas here Nathan. Worth doing something on triad pairs? I think you did one on this a few years ago when you started.
Yes! That would be a good follow up lesson. I did do one, but I could redo it with better ideas and production!
Another masterful lesson. Thank you very much for making jazz simple, approachable and sounding great!
My pleasure!
Awesome lesson
Thanks! 😃
This is one of my favorite channels for jazz guitar! Love the approach nice tone too, reminds me of Joe pass
Wow, thanks for your kind words!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
A so very clear lesson on triad use improvising. Thank you Nathan !
Thanks so much!
Some interesting ideas, however, you should point out that when you’re going through through your whole step up half step back pattern, you are using borrowed notes out of other keys, other than C
Hi mark, thanks for your comment. I’m not really thinking of it that way. I’m just thinking of it as an enclosure pattern. These type of chromatic patterns are very common in jazz and are meant to focus on the target not rather than on each note getting there
Hi Nathan, thanks for replying to my comment. I really appreciated your talk about enclosure patterns. I just made the observation I did because it really helped me understand what you were doing, and I thought, ok, he’s not just working off CAGED scales, where everything is related to the key you’re playing in. I appreciated the lesson and your playing.
"you should know this"
You got it ! people love to be told what they Should know, what they should do and all the ... thou should Dos
As a jazz guy is that the best line you can muster ? really ?
It’s a phrase that I use on some video thumbnails to draw in viewers. It’s simply a marketing tool. It’s worked very well on pervious videos, so I kept using it. As someone who is actually trying on TH-cam marketing is key. I’m always looking for better ways to package the videos Because I believe my content is worth it. Sorry the thumbnail offend you… but I’d encourage to watch what this video has to offer! Triads are such a useful tool!
This is brilliant!
Appreciate that! Hope this helps!
As always.. Best lesson. ❤️
Thanks so much! Always appreciate your support!
I have been struggling with this for years. This looks like a major step forward for me. Thanks as always.
Glad to help!
C est bon ça merci pour le partage Nathan.
Thanks for watching and appreciate your support!
Thanks Nathan:)
Thanks for watching!