Major & Minor 9th Chords - Jazz Piano Drills | PianoGroove.com 

take a listen to Donald Fagen - Maxine. You'll fucking melt

Ya.

I think my head would explode if he did that lol.

Many songs have been written using these kinda chords.

@@robertmichalscheck3072 Thanks. But prompted by your reply to me then coming back here because of it, I notice near the beginning of the video he plays F sharp instead of F for his 11th for the Cmaj13 chord. But the 11th for that chord is F, not F sharp, unless I’m mistaken and misunderstanding something; did he make a mistake, or am I not understanding something? CDEFGAB, doing the count, F is clearly the 11th note… and I can see or find no noticeable and consistent justification or logic for, or in adding or stacking major 3rd extensions on top of the triad. So…. Why does he play F sharpe instead of F? Mistake… or me and my misunderstanding? Especially when we remember that C-major has no accidentals! Or am I misunderstanding something there, also…? Or did he sharpen the 11th simply because he chose to, simply an arbitrary decision, that is, and I simply missed that possibility and over complicated a simply thing for myself as a result?

love to do a voicing with you

He just moves the 7th and the 9th down a step to change with the root while the 5th stays the same. This brings you from open C major 9 to the closed position of F major 9. He's just explaining how to move between the open and closed positions of those two.

u tell me

you probably know them now

Yes it is a 36251 progression in C major, the chords are .... E-11b5 / A7#5#9 / D-11 / G7#5#9 / Db9 / Cmaj13 - cheers, PianoGroove

@@PianoGroove I applaud you, good Sir! You’re an excellent teacher… thorough, clear, and simple, to name only a few of the important characteristics of your solid talent. You’re one heck of a teacher, my Friend… not to even mention that you’re one heck of a musician! 🎵🎶 🎼🎹🗝!!! Thank you so so very much!

@@PianoGroove ​ I was prompted back to this video by a reply to me by another poster and noticed at 0:40 you play F sharp instead of F. And to show my ignorance, and perhaps my laziness, why do you play F sharp instead of F, seeing, according to my scant knowledge and understanding, the note F is the 11th (4th) note of the scale and not F sharp? Same question regarding your C minor 13 scale immediately after this one where you play the note A instead of A flat for your 13th (6th)? I’m confused… and no doubt ignorant as to answers to those two questions. Would the differences be arbitrary, simply a matter of taste, or, more technically, a matter of sound, or harmony …perhaps, or something… I see C D E F G A B, I’m thinking and understanding F for the 11th! Same with the C minor scale, I’m thinking and understanding A flat for the 13th, and not A! Would appreciate your help and knowledge. Thanks. And I know, after 10 or more months I should have and know the answers to those questions… but some people… 😔