6 Exercises on Triad Pairs/Hexatonics for Jazz Musicians
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That live clip is soooo ridiculous!! 🔥
Thank you!!
Excellent!
These triad pairs make practising enjoyable! I like really like them. Thanks.
You're amazing 🔥🔥
Thanks!
Love your vids!!!
Exercices Super ! Merci beaucoup
Very nice class! :)
Great content, Chad! You, sir, are a beast! 🎷#ForwardMotion
Always on point. Chad LB is one of my very favorite sax gurus. 👌👌👌
Thank you!!
Is there gonna be a bass clef version? I am so glad you are one of the few people publishing educational material that does that!
Thanks for watching! Yes bass clef version is now available at www.jazzlessonvideos.com
Despite being a very musical scale, I'm waiting for your book about triad pairs/hexatonic scale over Jazz standards. Thanks
This is amazing, I love these patterns! Thanks for all you do to share and teach others, I absolutely love your heart for doing that and am learning SO much from you, Chad! God bless you and your gifts! 😄🙏🏼🙌🏼
If I transcribed it correctly, at the 0:20 mark you play a Cm triad, followed by a Dm triad, an Em triad, an F#maj triad, and finally an Abm triad. What was your thought process there? How did you pick those triads? It sounds so good!
EDIT: And at the 0:05 mark we have Ebmaj triad, Fmaj triad, Gmaj triad, Amaj triad, Bmaj triad...so between those two licks I'm guessing you're selecting triads whose root notes are a whole tone apart to give it a more outside sound?
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I'll be at Birdland. Looking forward to the show! You're ripping on that Botti clip! These triad pair lines are hip. Love it.
Awesome thank you for coming! See you there!
Maaaan you make music seem easy everytime 😅😅🙏 and i may be crazy for noticing that this video premiered on the 17th, the PDF is 17 Exercises on Triad Pairs/Hexatonics for Jazz and the video is 17 minutes long😂coincidence i guess (Although Reddington said there's no such thing as a coincidence)
I'm a guitarist learning from you thank
Chad, which jazz players use these (triad pairs) in their solo's? Thank you for the video!❤
Thanks for this great concept. What are the lines you are actually playing in the example at the beginning? I tried to transcribe them but didn't find any matching pairs of triads in your pdf.
How'd you know I just got through reviewing Jerry Bergonzi's triad pairs "chat"..... his is good, but not a lot of context. Seriously, this is so good, and really well presented, as always. So nice. When are the intervallic studies comin' out, then? 🤣
Thanks for watching, Barry!
@@ChadLefkowitzBrown all the time, man! And, not just watchin'; got the material - all the nearly 250 pages of it, and been chewin' through it last night and today, and workin' the method, too. Absolutely lovin' it!
Yeah, perfect videos hehehehe
I was given a Conn Tenor some years back I have Alto's I've since replaced the pads and just got a syos mouthpiece for it the last time I had a Tenor before it was stolen was 1979! I notice on one of the exercises you show a low A how is that fingered besides putting something over the bell?
Sounds like Brecker an octave lower. Nice
Very interesting, but how can I play this deep A on my saxophone?
One day i went to try the jazz gym 7 days free trial and soo good mans, the class of the Chad was full but he writte me and I did a individual class with Chad, so nice people, and for me the plastic mpc is the perfection and the rubber is like Phil woods but on tenor x) love 🥘🇪🇦🐶😊🐶💛🎶🎷🐤 and my dogs Perú and Daddy love your music too, you can named my dogs Piri and Dudi or Pura and Dado or Puré and Daddolé or Peruana and Daddacio XD or Daddyki like Rafiki because it's the same color xd oh man i wanna go to live in Miami because the Spanish lenguaje, maybe on the future, and the bananero live here sapeee hahaha can you play something with her please? Hehehehheehe please do a video with the situation of eeuu on the street music live, i wanna go to play in the street in eeuu like in Spain but I wanna know more about that before you know. Thanks.
Your sounds amazing, what mic you use in this video? 🤤
I don't know but I think it's that amazing playing, the mouth, the face, the neck... (Positions) All x) and it's so funny, the videos of Austin are so nice and Chazzz, all, and speak so good. Thanks, i know Chad because Better sax and what a two mans!
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Awesome! Thanks, Jamill. Enjoy!
Great stuff, but I found myself distracted by your playing a low A on your tenor in some of the exercises. How did you do that?
He said/played "concert A", which is low B on tenor
He's speaking in concert pitch, so low A = low B on tenor.
Need help with speed on my fingering
Where is the low A on tenor sax.Thank you.
It’s a concert A, so it’s really a B on tenor sax.
Start on the And of one on the middle c
すごく深いところまで解説してそうだから
もっと正確な日本語字幕つけてほしい😭
So no one is concerned about the LOW A in this exercise? How do you play that note on a Tenor Sax
Concert A. Low B on tenor.
@@SenorSaxManSenior thanks for that, did not realized I needed to transpose the notes from concert.
But you CAN play low A on tenor - I do it all the time. Just play a low Bb and cover the bell with your thigh. It’s a crowd-pleaser!
If it's written in concert, that would be a low B on tenor.
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Always promoting himself first and foremost 😱😱😱