Modal Interchange Reharm Part 2 

I've just discovered your channel and I'm loving it. It would be awesome to have a video about how to make chord progressions using a specific mode, for example using only lydian. I'm having a hard time trying to make progressions that doesn't sound all the same, having a good tension/release balance and keeping the mode flavor at the same time. Thanks!

Lots of helpful stuff to explore being more creative. Ty

Hi jazz piano school, I want to learn harmony, I studied a jazz method, I believe is what you teach, chordscale theory, secondary dominants modal interchange etc, I have reached to learn the substitute dominants, what I need from a harmony course nowadays is from blues harmony with modal interchange in functional areas and what follows, polychords, constant structures, coltrane changes, arranging techniques, and the advanced arranging techniques, I know is a lot of information, but I want to pay for a course wich gives me a complete Jazz composition course like the one from berklee, or something like that, I think you and your team are real masters so I want to buy the courses, as I said, I know from music reading and notation to substitute dominants, what I want to learn: contiguous dominants, modal harmony, polychords, hybrid chords, constant structures, coltrane changes, advanced reharmonization techniques etc, do you teach these topics?, I want to buy the courses

Great video!! Would you consider doing a video about constant structure?

Thankyou Great help

At 12:30 you talked about subing the ii7 with m7b5. I noticed for the Dm7b5 you are playing A in the left hand and also the b5 in your right hand. Is that a "typo" or intend to have the natural 5 and b5? Anal, I know...but just curious.

How long have you play piano bro ?

What’s that F# chord

Can I borrow your hands ?

So what's up? No potatoes?

Excuse me Sir but you are talking too much. You kept me for 2min instead of going on….Cheers