4 Levels of Jazz Guitar Chord Extensions (II79 - bII9 - Vb13 - Imaj79)

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How to work ob chord extensions? We'll go over 4 easy ways and colors to explore with guitar. PDF with TAB & Notation is on Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=346042...
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Комментарии : 50

@drsteviejasengnsangma8739 2 года назад

you made complex things very simple and concise.. wish I could have taken a physical lesson from you.. Thanks a lot

@hunterleemusic8632 2 года назад

This video is excellent. I can’t believe how much gold is presented in only 13 minutes. You’re a fantastic teacher. Thank you!

@seanlee2238 2 года назад

Rotem……you play literally the lushest, prettiest chords in just the perfect order. Thank you for blessing our ears

@pippatee 2 года назад

As always, concise and focused content, with a beautiful flair of creativity, thanks

@michaelraysgo 2 года назад

Your love of chords is infectious, Rotem. Beautiful stuff!

@EngRMP 2 года назад

I can't believe that I followed that!! I think I've been watching you long enough now that I understand these chords and chord sequences. Really beautiful sounds.

@seanarooni 2 года назад

great video. that maj9 has been my new favorite chord shape lately so its really nice and helpful to see it being used in the context of a 2-5-1.

@alif_gameboy7539 2 года назад

Thank you...those keys are so beautiful

@VitalBigras 2 года назад

WONDERFUL SOUND to explore. Thanks 🙏

@narcolepsy437 2 года назад

Very clear and concise video, deff changed my guitar playing

@slashclash21bharat 2 года назад

Man!!!! Just what I was searching for. THANK YOU 🙌

@michaelmaglis2470 2 года назад

That’s genius man. I’ve learned a lot already and I’m only 7 mins in I appreciate you man ❤️

@martin9175 2 года назад

Great lesson!! Love your playing

@MYZ8 Год назад

I'm not how this dude keep amazing me with how good he is at teaching.

@DadBradTo5 2 года назад

There's a lot of good players out there, but for me personally, I NEED/WANT a great teacher!! Thanks for being a GREAT TEACHER!! (Oh, and a fantastic player also!!)

@hearpalhere 2 года назад

Loved the lesson Rotem, thank you!

@lukeskelton6479 Год назад

Really helpful. Thanks, Rotem.

@Habteuchlieb 2 года назад

Great bideo as always. I really enjoy these little snacks of information. Since i watch your videos, i think i've really become a better musician in a way. I start understanding chords more and more. I already know (by ear sound and position) my chords with the different inversions thanks to your video about the Fmajor7 / Min7 / Dom and Dim shapes! But im still struggeling with the memorizing of where in which inversion the root, 3 and 5 are... Would make it even easier to know where my 9, 13 or 11 are in a chord.

@gallevi6317 2 года назад

מדהים כל הכבוד!

@r.s.1458 2 года назад

Großartig erklärt ,super Sound ,danke.Grüße aus Germany.

@kailangbein8819 2 года назад

...hard to transfer these to known tunes... but, that's the way to get new experience. Thanks for sharing.

@josefojma1580 2 года назад

great video and content on your channel!

@rayb3000 2 года назад

Thank you!

@concretecullen 2 года назад

Subscribed and Liked. Ty

@davidvandegaer750 2 года назад

Okay. Good stuff. Thanks!

@nelsonlabrada 2 года назад

Great! 🤙

@AlonKoval 2 года назад

אין עלייך ❤️

@janfrydenlundthomsenfilm1488 2 года назад

super nice

@erimsee 2 года назад

Great ideas and nice presentation. It starts with the fact that you play really slow. Too many guys don´t realize that their slow is fast :-)

@steveprager7862 2 года назад

Hi Rotem! Love your channel and subscribed to you on Patreon. I was wondering what settings you use for your earthquaker avalanche? I bought one after you said you used one. You got such a luscious sound on your chords! Is there anyway you could share that information or do a quick video about it? Many thanks. I am new to pedals!

@joselara513 2 года назад

Nice videos. Where do you live or in what country? So nice these instructional videos.

@proximact695 2 года назад

Súper

@matthewbell1181 2 года назад

Great video Thank You! Subscribed :) . . (is the tab off on the G7 13-? should the 4 on the D string be noted as a 3 instead? For a flat 7)

@a.p.5825 2 года назад

Shouldn't the g13 have the middle finger on the d string of the 3rd fret? The diagram shows it on the 4th fret

@hearpalhere 2 года назад

Yes, you are correct. I'm pretty sure that is what Rotem is playing too in the video. If you play the 4th fret on the d string, you are playing the major 7th instead of the dominant 7th.

@joseba10 2 года назад

true

@alexmckenzie8491 Год назад

Very nice, thanks! One point which is not clear to me, and I have listened to it several times. In the early example with G7 9, the fingering shown in the tab is in fact for G maj 7 9. But Rotem is definitely playing a G7 9 and a G maj 7 as a dominant V chord would be quite weird. Am I missing something? Thx.

@JuanGarcia-ds4sl Год назад

hi rotem, when you do the bII9, you are introducing a borrowed chord from C phrygian (G# ionian) ? or is it just a chromaticism? thanks for the video, it was very helpful!

@bkp5419 2 года назад

Shalom Rotem! I thank you so much for the contents and the way you explain music. Helps me a lott! I have a Question. Wenn you play the G713 Chord, do you play the chord different that what the tabs on the screen say? What note do you play on the D-String? I dont hear the F#...and honestly, when i play the F# like the tabs, it sound not like you and so nice as if i play the F... Please help me out! (Same "Problem" when the same pattern kicks in at F713) Thanx a lot man!Greetings from Germany

@goingblindmusic 2 года назад

I agree. Shouldn’t it be the F & not the F# as it’s a G7?

@mybiggrin 2 года назад

Can you explain the inversions that were being used in 6:31 to :35?

@markinklam8636 2 года назад

hi rotem! when are gonna reveal the giveaway winner?

@edwardarata6995 2 года назад

love your lessons and playing style. what has happened to your guitar?

@lorenzosyquia4769 2 года назад

What's the theory behind this? I noticed that when I do a ii V I progression with a iim9 - V13 - bII9 - IM9, adding a vm9 and a VI7 at the end sounds pretty cool even when they are technically off key. How is it that the vm7 and VI7 come together so nicely? For example: Eminor9 [iim9], A13 [V13], Eb9 [bII9], DMajor9 [IM9], A minor 9 [vm9], and BV7 [VI7]

@nomadicleopard 2 года назад

I think that vm9 is a substitute for the ii half diminished. If you think about it like this, A minor 9 (A C E G B) and F# half diminished (F# A C E) both contain the same three notes (ACE) so that gives you the option for substitution. In other words, you decided that instead of playing the normal minor 2 5 1 in E minor: F#halfdim - B7 - Em9, you substituted the F#halfdim with A minor 9, which is actually in terms of the key of E minor, the subdominant. Hope this helps!