If you are learning Jazz Standards then the analysis is a great tool. But in Jazz Standards Analysis, you will come across chords that are not just a II V I and more difficult.
If you are learning Jazz Standards then the analysis is a great tool. It is very useful to know how the chords work and how they sound in the key of the song. But in a Jazz Standards Analysis, you are likely to come across chords that are not just a part of a II V I and more difficult to understand.
This video is on 10 types of chords that are like that and how you learn to recognize and deal with them. It should help you take your harmonic analysis up a level and help make it easy to learn jazz standards quickly.
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Content:
0:00 Intro
0:22 The chords that are not a II V I
0:50 Secondary Dominants - Identifying and Playing
1:48 Function of a Secondary Dominants
2:13 #1 V of V
2:22 Example in C Major
2:58 Where they are in the form (ABAC + AABA forms)
4:05 Examples to hear V of V as Lydian and as "normal" dominant
4:22 #2 Secondary Dom7th that resolves to a major chord
4:45 Secondary II V Cadence
5:18 A Chord in the song vs A chord in a solo
5:52 #3 Secondary Dom7th that resolves to a minor chord
6:36 #4 Tritone Substitutions
7:18 Lydian Dominant on Tritone subs
7:34 Example in a Jazz Standard
7:45 #5 Secondary Diminished Chords
7:57 Example in a Standard + Reharmonization
8:45 Scale Choices for secondary diminished chords
8:57 #6 IVm chords
9:25 Basic IVm in C major
9:48 Example in a Standard
10:05 #7 Backdoor Dominants
10:18 It is a minor subdominant!
10:50 Scale choice and example in a song
11:11 #8 bIImaj7 and bVImaj7
11:23 bII - Neapolitan Subdominant
11:53 Standard Example You Stepped out of the dream and Suspension use
12:25 bVImaj7
12:53 #9 #IVdim
13:05 Rhythm Changes example and voice-leading
13:30 Scale Choice for #IV dim
13:44 #10 bIIIdim
14:00 Typical Progression and Scale choice
14:40 #11 Reharmonized #IV dim chords
15:07 How it works
15:20 In a song: I remember you
15:40 Stella By Starlight
16:14 Understanding Jazz Harmony in Jazz Standards
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