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Rhythm Changes: "Why it's required study for jazz players" 

Richie Zellon
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In the 1930’s George and Ira Gershwin penned the show tune, I Got Rhythm for their musical, «Girl Crazy». By the time bebop was born during the 1940’s, jazz musicians had already adopted this chord progression as their choice harmonic vehicle for the exploration of new improvisational ideas.
In addition to its swinging tempo the progression reunites within one piece, the essential cadences and chord types one has to master in order to improvise over most major key standards of that period. In this lesson I explain why «rhythm changes» became established among jazz musicians as the seminal chord progression any serious student of improvisation must spend quality time with in order to develop his/her bebop chops.
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Комментарии : 64   
@randolphcohen6522
@randolphcohen6522 5 лет назад
Best explanation on all of RU-vid describing why rhythm changes is so crucial. Thanks Richie!
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 5 лет назад
Thanks Randy!
@nulldude782
@nulldude782 4 месяца назад
I cut my teeth on this tune in a rockabilly style. Then I learned Miles’ Oleo solo and now I am deep in the rabbit hole! 🐰
@jschmoe4211
@jschmoe4211 6 лет назад
I love this guy. What a great teacher !
@alanblakeguitarist
@alanblakeguitarist 5 лет назад
I think your guitar playing gives you a youthful exuberance! Nice vid
@zororosario
@zororosario 6 лет назад
A real pleasure to learn something useful in discovering music . Thanks Richie Zellon. Cheers
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 6 лет назад
Thanks, much appreciated!
@jz4901
@jz4901 4 года назад
Great improv over the changes! Great clear lesson, thank you ! Jz
@lisetteelbers365
@lisetteelbers365 4 года назад
Thank you for sharing mr Zellon! great teaching! I just found your posts and your topic on contrafacts coincides with my current project of making some tunes on food(!) and my first one will be on rhythm changes chord progression :)
@keithmasey664
@keithmasey664 5 лет назад
I'm not a big player of jazz, but have done a fair bit. This video is awesome and explains rhythm changes very clearly!
@tianzhao950
@tianzhao950 5 лет назад
Great playing. You have such experience.
@sega62s
@sega62s 6 лет назад
Great great great lesson 🍻
@joshuavelazquez8303
@joshuavelazquez8303 2 года назад
Best channel for jazz guitar!! Thank you maestro!!
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 2 года назад
Thank you Joshua! Much appreciated!
@williamwalsh6282
@williamwalsh6282 3 года назад
Always a clear, something you can digest lesson... thanks
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 3 года назад
Thanks...glad it was helpful!
@thormusique
@thormusique 6 лет назад
Great video, thanks!
@wernerasanger9276
@wernerasanger9276 5 лет назад
Best Jazz guitar teaching on RU-vid par none
@richardfreeman3652
@richardfreeman3652 3 года назад
That's a matter of opinion...
@stephenpwilson1930
@stephenpwilson1930 4 года назад
Thanks Richie, this video was very enlightening. I recently paid £125 for a weekend jazz class and didn't understand the teachers comments until you explained "rhythm chances" bingo, thanks. p.s. I'm a bass player and music teacher. However we learn something every day.
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 4 года назад
Glad to be of help!
@Pablo-ft6un
@Pablo-ft6un 10 месяцев назад
most interesting imho is the contrefact part. Very useful with the copyright context. thx so much.
@johnmc3862
@johnmc3862 2 года назад
Good man Richie!
@alward5678
@alward5678 2 года назад
You play so well. Love your videos
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 2 года назад
Thanks Al!
@SpyneMetal
@SpyneMetal 2 года назад
Great video. Subscribed.
@duffypratt
@duffypratt 5 лет назад
My favorite song on Rhythm changes is the theme song to The Flintstones. Wanton Marsalis says that Ornette Coleman is playing them on Lonely Women. I don’t hear it, but I don’t doubt him either.
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 5 лет назад
Thanks for the tip...I'll have to check that out.
@TheKeyToMusicOfficial
@TheKeyToMusicOfficial 2 года назад
cheers
@aemuellja
@aemuellja 3 года назад
My boyfriend is a jazz guitarist and this video helped me understand what he's talking about haha
@alexp5005
@alexp5005 3 года назад
that's cute
@josephlauletta3419
@josephlauletta3419 2 года назад
you give hope to jazz guitarists everywhere
@downhill240
@downhill240 6 лет назад
A bit over my head but still interesting!
@harmoniclivechromatic7698
@harmoniclivechromatic7698 6 лет назад
thanks ritchie, maybe you could do a video on solo comping and moving basslines ala joe pass
@jazzcapader
@jazzcapader 6 лет назад
I will definitely put it on my list , thanks for the feedback!
@kevinlittrell3407
@kevinlittrell3407 6 лет назад
I've noticed that there are various tunes that move to a diminished chord (half a step up from the four) following the four instead of that dominant bVII. Is this mainly prevalent in older rhythm change progressions?
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 6 лет назад
This is still prevalent among many other variations today. Everyone does it differently. That's also what makes it fun...
@docbenson7462
@docbenson7462 4 года назад
I really enjoy all your work. Would you consider analyzing Honeysuckle Rose. Thank you.
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 4 года назад
Thanks! Will keep Honeysuckle Rose in mind for the future.
@docbenson7462
@docbenson7462 4 года назад
The Jazz Guitar Channel Thank you, I enjoy all of your videos and I know if you do it it will be great.
@tonalambiguity3345
@tonalambiguity3345 6 лет назад
What model archtop are you using? Have you heard of the peerless monarch model?
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 6 лет назад
It's a Moll Workingman's Hero. Yes, I'm familiar with the Peerless Monarch. They make good guitars.
@tonalambiguity3345
@tonalambiguity3345 6 лет назад
The Jazz Guitar Channel thanks for the reply! I'm glad to hear you say that cause I already ordered one haha. They sound damn good for a laminate. Closest mid range guitar to the L5 wes signature reissues (in my opinion). L5s are just out of the price range for the average gigging musician, which is a shame because the scene would be so much better with more of those going around. Anyway, great playing and information as usual, this was an easy subscription choice!
@noi5emaker
@noi5emaker 4 года назад
@@RichieZellon That is one beautiful sounding guitar. It's THAT sound. It just nails it. What else could you possibly want? :)
@caponero7110
@caponero7110 4 года назад
You're the Bob Ross of guitar
@jordandragonking7633
@jordandragonking7633 4 года назад
HAHA Facts!!!
@BraxtonWise_1
@BraxtonWise_1 4 года назад
Very high praise, indeed.
@bluegoose555
@bluegoose555 3 года назад
I would consider that an insult... Bob Ross is a Schlock Miester .. man o man a chevettes... when did the world get soooooo dumb !
@caponero7110
@caponero7110 3 года назад
@@bluegoose555 sorry
@chromosomegun5845
@chromosomegun5845 2 года назад
What was that 50's song with the bass line????
@SuperBromberg
@SuperBromberg 5 лет назад
Hi, Richie! Thank you for this lesson. I have been thinking over: why guitar instructors choose to play on unmarked fretboard instruments? Students have way too many challenges beside guessing fret numbers, don't they?
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon 5 лет назад
They do it to annoy the student...ha, just kidding..Seriously though, I don't think it's planned. Most good archtops have unmarked fretboards, so if that's what the teacher plays, the students are stuck. You do have a good point though...a teacher should play a guitar with fretboard markings at least when teaching. Thanks for the feedback!
@MisterRlGHT
@MisterRlGHT 3 года назад
@@RichieZellon Maybe video-based teachers should modify their guitars with actual numerals inlaid or painted on every fret -- could use tempera or chalk if not committed enough to dedicate an instrument permanently to teaching. Just a thought... .
@georgefenning4844
@georgefenning4844 Год назад
was Rhythm changes perhaps a contrafact of another existing piece ? or was it truly the source of the river ?
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon Год назад
It was the "source of the river" !
@georgefenning4844
@georgefenning4844 Год назад
@@RichieZellon thank you for getting back . Thank you for your reassurance . Very helpful video. I’m aware of the importance and reputation of this piece but have always been fascinated that ( I think) I can see elements of it in early music sheets ( early jazz / ragtime piano) . I’m not jazz trained so may be misreading . Whatever the influences ..he clearly produced a phenomenal foundational piece of music . .. now I.know where the Flintstones music came from . Brilliant
@MAP448
@MAP448 Год назад
What other songs are required study?
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon Год назад
Check out The Bird Blues diet ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QF7HavjupfI.html
@vguido0757
@vguido0757 Год назад
I believe Perdito is in rhythm changes.
@RichieZellon
@RichieZellon Год назад
Perdido is not in rhythm changes. Look at the chords in any leadsheet.
@vguido0757
@vguido0757 Год назад
@@RichieZellon ah. I sounds the same but it’s different. Sorry.
@donlessnau3983
@donlessnau3983 4 года назад
Excellent lesson. Thanks. But why do you write I-VI-ii-V and not I-vi-ii-V? The 6th is a minor chord but you write it as a major? What am I missing?
@guitarwithpete
@guitarwithpete 4 года назад
The vi is often changed to a dominant seventh chord in many jazz progressions especially rhythm changes and the blues. He did actually say that so you must’ve just not heard it.
@donlessnau3983
@donlessnau3983 4 года назад
@@guitarwithpete I did. Thanks a lot.
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