Why Modal Interchange is MAGIC!

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Sometimes you get a little bit tired of playing chord progressions that all sound the same. These Jazz Chords can fix that!
😎 How The Pros Think About Chord Progressions (and you probably don't)🧨
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Content:
00:00 Intro
00:29 The Chords That Didn't Make Sense
01:03 Tonal Harmony in 1 minute
02:17 The Great Tonal Trick
05:11 A minor (subdominant) misunderstanding
06:06 Make it closer to major
07:49 Minor Dominant - What Is That Anyway?
08:32 A Beautiful chord that doesn't fit
09:23 The Key is a Powerful concept!
09:39 How The Pros Think About Chord Progressions (and you probably don't)
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@JensLarsen Год назад

How The Pros Think About Chord Progressions (and you probably don't)🧨 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-msmdbxsjmvI.html

@kzwize 8 месяцев назад

Why in the first example with Dhalfdim is there predent the F#dim/C. It sounds good but its not from Cmin scale. Can you answer me?

@JensLarsen 8 месяцев назад

@@kzwize Can you give me a time stamp in the video?

@kzwize 8 месяцев назад

@@JensLarsen 3:31

@JensLarsen 8 месяцев назад

@@kzwize That is #IVdim suspension. Maybe check out this article jenslarsen.nl/the-diminished-chords-why-they-are-great/

@kzwize 8 месяцев назад

@@JensLarsen Thank you very much! Have a wonderful day!

@alanrussell6678 Год назад

When you think of physics you think Einstein. For jazz theory you think Jens.

@JensLarsen Год назад

It's not every day I get compared to Einstein 😁 Thank you!

@Nn-uh2kb Год назад

If you replace all the "you"'s with "I"s, you're absolutely correct 😄

@btkenobi2 Год назад

Well said Alan!

@Larrymh07 26 дней назад

I'm in over my head here, but eventually one must jump in the deep end to become better.

@kevindonnelly761 Год назад

The Harmonic Material covered in this video is not only a gold mine for guitarists and their playing. It can be used by composers for MANY types of instrumental ensembles in MANY styles of Music. It is powerful. You could even create your own style(s). I love the Harmonic colours presented in this video. The possibilities for one's guitar playing / composition and improv are pretty much endless. Cheers Jens.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thanks Kevin :)

@Mats.Fagerberg Год назад

I agree!

@5000rgb Месяц назад

That's why I like Jens. He plays guitar but is teaching music. Too much guitar instruction is guitar specific.

@kevindonnelly761 Месяц назад

@@5000rgb The best teachers teach you Music and how to apply it to guitar. Most people play guitar but don't know a thing about Music.

@raffaelecocomero9232 10 дней назад

There's sooooooo much going on in this MAJESTIC ten minutes lesson. Tnx so much jens 🙏

@JensLarsen 10 дней назад

Glad it is useful! If you want more of an overview then maybe the article on my website is useful?

@throckmortensnivel2850 3 месяца назад

This will definitely require more than one view. It opened up a whole new area for me. Thanks for the time and trouble you take making these videos. I have found them to be very helpful, not just in guitar playing, but in understanding music.

@yotu9670 Месяц назад

Jip had the same thought. Soooo much of informations in one video. But this is a very good thing. So you really can learn a lot from one video already!! And no bullshit. Straight on the point!!

@ConBarry11 Год назад

This concept gives the player freedom to alter progressions and keep things interesting, therefore, maximizing fun while playing jazz music! This is what jazz is all about. Thank you so much for your videos, you are great!

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you like it :) It is indeed about finding ways to make the music fun to play1

@twli Год назад

O my... definitely need to watch this one a few more times. Great lesson, thx!

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thanks!

@meadowlarkfine4646 Год назад

That was way above my head. I'll come back to it in a year or so.

@dandiacal Год назад

Im a pianist yet Im always studying new or better ways of teaching theory and jazz improvisation.. Interestingly your videos are way ahead of lots of videos out there, though they are specifically geared towards guitarists. I feel that a lot of instrumentalists could learn from your videos. You really try and be comprehensive and say how it all works together. I want to say to all the beginning musicians out there to watch your videos because there's gold in them.

@borishick1859 5 месяцев назад

This is so important and well explained! Thank You Jens!!! Ihope you are well!!!!

@JensLarsen 5 месяцев назад

Glad it was helpful!

@stewartlancaster2745 Год назад

Hi Jens, I’ve recently embarked on expanding my playing and entering the realms of jazz, having been entrenched in the Blues for decades. The chord vocabulary you have demonstrated here is priceless…

@CarloMusicLessons 4 месяца назад

Jens.. i have no words... your lessons are the BEST of the BEST on the entire internet, and the graphic content are funny and useful at the same time. Best music teacher ever. Congrats.

@pascalk1922 Год назад

Fantastic lesson again Jens ! The concept and usage of ( minor) subdominants is presented in such a practical and generic way that is directly usable. Only great teachers can do that. The references to standards you integrate in your lessons are a big surplus. They have made me aware of their existence, and made me study quite a lot of them. Thanks so much ! Best regards

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you like it 🙂

@AntiquatedApe 10 месяцев назад

This video completely answered my question as to why F melodic minor works over C∆

@gastonruiz10 Год назад

Wow, what a fantastic video! So much useful information presented and explained in great detail, thank you!

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@igorutzigpicco748 Год назад

Insane video! Understood 20% of it amd already came with compositions inspirations

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad it helped!

@robertscott5208 2 месяца назад

Thank you so much Jens. I needed that bad.

@JensLarsen 2 месяца назад

You are very welcome 🙂

@xyzman001 Год назад

Geez, every new vid is so informative and understandable. Thanks for putting this video out!

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@henrylipponer7667 Год назад

brilliantly outstanding information Jens! Thank You very much

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad it was helpful 🙂

@markrollinger5366 Год назад

Really great piece, lot of content. Thinking this way, really helps to hear the changes& my ability to leave the chart behind.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thank you, Mark

@deborahosullivan7969 Год назад

So helpful - thank you !

@JensLarsen Год назад

You're very welcome!

@jensoh Год назад

you’re a global treasure jens

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you like the videos 🙂

@andrewluck6630 Год назад

Thanks for this. There's a lot of info here, but for playing and analyzing standards.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you like it 🙂

@Teddy-Cool Год назад

Imagining being able to think and speed-reasoning like you (lightyears away) and playing accordingly I love my guitar even more :-) When I find an interesting sequence on guitar it helps to hop onto my piano and work it out.

@JensLarsen Год назад

You can do it!

@markhenstock3757 Год назад

Wow, you really outdid yourself this time Jens - So much in one video, and such a big epiphany for me.

@TempleGuitars Год назад

Thanks Jens!

@hazyfeilds Год назад

The best to ever do gtr youtube. Big respect Jens thanks for teaching me so much!

@JensLarsen Год назад

My pleasure!, Nash!

@Diego7Strat Год назад

Amazing lesson! thank you, Jens

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you liked it!

@derekdodson5623 Год назад

Thanks so much for this lesson, Jens

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you like it 🙂

@kasperkaufmnann9773 Год назад

Love the channel! And I love how you mention the Danish mountains. The Danish writer Ib Michael writes about Danish Tyrol which is of course the great city of Vejle ;) I am going to play some minor subdominants now ... of course looking out for Swedish sheep.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thank you! 😁 I would indeed watch out for migrating Scandinavian ruminants, they can be dangerous!

@conticinio_ Год назад

Hi jens, Im a big fan, great video as always ! greetings from chile

@JensLarsen Год назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@flashkatwillie7657 Год назад

Thanks Jens. Another great lesson

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you like it 🙂

@roboharagraff860 Год назад

Jens, first…Thank You! I struggle with jazz and and moving forward like a snail. Still working on my initial purchase, half way through after months and months. That being said, I continue listening to your incredible short lessons and love how you explain such complex ideas:)

@JensLarsen Год назад

Really glad you find the videos and the course useful, Rob!

@awhaleandadeer8785 Год назад

6:44 Very Good Video!! and that is a really common and nice progression/Lick!! i heard a few songs with that sound!

@tonyfaelens3626 Год назад

Great stuff !!!

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thanks!

@manimusicka2 Год назад

This is gold!

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you like it!

@quendamusic Год назад

Really great video! Thank-You!

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you liked it!

@jamescopeland5358 Год назад

Thx Jens, I'll have to work on that

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad it was helpful 🙂

@johnjacquard863 Год назад

great video! love it :D

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you enjoyed!

@paranjazz_barua Год назад

Hi I am a big admire of your work I have been following you since quite a long time and its been helping me improving my musical skills but I would really love to see you do a video about 12 bar jazz blues

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thank you! Maybe one of these videos is helpfuil: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pEG3GF1mmrs.html

@artompkins7958 Год назад

Another action-packed powerful lesson, Jens - it’ll take me months at least to start making sense of all this (even though I am using some of these substitutions when I know that’s what the tune is begging for). Ps - your sense of humor is getting better all the time. And more subtle. To wit, “Danish Mountains”? I’ve been to Denmark (and loved it) but there is nothing like a mountain in the whole place.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thank you! I really appreciate that 🙂

@jesusislukeskywalker4294 Год назад

@@JensLarseni have to take notes watching your videos … 😬 and still most of the music theory goes straight over my head.. i get the jokes tho.. 😬your sense of humour is awesome 😀

@Mats.Fagerberg Год назад

Great too see that Himmelsbjerget has grown so much!

@JensLarsen Год назад

😂👍

@GuillaumeSIMONJAZZ Год назад

Very interesting. Thank you ! 👍🎶

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@MarianZep Год назад

thanks a lot teacher♥

@JensLarsen Год назад

You are welcome!

@dragmio Год назад

Danish mountains! 😆 Nice one, Jens.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thanks! 😃

@roboharagraff860 Год назад

Thanks!

@JensLarsen Год назад

Hi Rob! Thank you so much for the support! I really appreciate that you help the channel to keep going :)

@DeGroove Год назад

I love your video's Jens, always packed with info, great tips and to the point practical and useful stuff... that said I do tend to feel the need to lower the playback speed of the video to be able to capture everything you are telling us 🙂. But that says more about my current level of playing I guess. Nonetheless, thank you so much! Been wanting to buy one of your lesson courses, I better get to it. Great stuff. Take care

@JensLarsen Год назад

No worries! You could also use the article on my website as a reference

@DeGroove Год назад

@@JensLarsen indeed, very helpful! Thanks

@yotu9670 Месяц назад

What the hack...there are sooooo many chords :D Crazy. For me as a I am new to jazz a lot to learn from

@JensLarsen Месяц назад

Maybe this is not where you start? It is difficult to give too specific advice because everybody is different and at different levels, but maybe check out this post: jenslarsen.nl/how-to-learn-jazz-guitar-suggestions-to-begin-studying/

@yotu9670 Месяц назад

@@JensLarsen yeah maybe. but it’s nice to see that scales and chords. My thoughts to start was to find out the main jazz chords and how to play them in different voicings over the fretboard. So this video or more the article you wrote seems like a good start to find some chords :D

@JensLarsen Месяц назад

@@yotu9670 Learn a few(!!) basic chords and start learning songs, learn the melody by heart and the chord progression and start soloing. There is more to Jazz than the notes and it is easier to learn to hear the right rhythms, melodies and the right phrasing if you play one note at a time and not a full chord. Don't work on theory in the beginning, it will only confuse you if you don't have music in your ears that it applies to.

@jeremyversusjazz Год назад

spent most of the day on this vid jens--really great. slowed you down to 75% using my Vidami Blue box which really helped me absorb the ideas--some i was familiar with--been deep diving into the BH 6th dim concept too and when u do that it's hard not to start weaving those 6th/dim chords into these movements everywhere u can jam them in even just to see what works and where the voices lead--literally! very cool 🙏

@JensLarsen Год назад

That's great! Go for it 🙂

@kevindonnelly761 Год назад

Parallel means another Scale / Mode with the same (letter name) Root. For examples (versus C Major): C (Aeolian) minor, C Dorian minor, C Phyrigian minor, C Major, C Lydian Major, C( Mixolydian)7 and Cdim. Hence 'Modal Interchange.' Relative means a chord, arpeggio, scale or mode that derives from a Major (Parent) Scale. The (commonly viewed) relative minor of C Major is A minor. D (Dorian) and E (Phyrigian) minors are related to C Major Parent Scale also as they too are derived from it. Of course - being Music Theory, someone will (or has) come up with other definitions and or points of view. The rest of the material covered in this video is new to me. I've found the best way to watch it is to have my guitar and journal on hand (with a 2B / 3B pencil and eraser) to make notes. Slow speed, pausing and rewinding as necessary is handy too.

@christopherenders8153 Год назад

The transition from the backdoor dominant Bb7 to the tonic via a Bdim7 ist nice, you can play Eb harmonic major over both chords, making the backdoor dominant a real dominant!

@JensLarsen Год назад

That may not be the most appropriate scale choice in the context of C major 😁

@christopherenders8153 Год назад

@@JensLarsen Not? As a dominant scale? Viewed from G it is harmonic altered. I like it :)

@whenurefree Год назад

This is the musical equivalent of advanced string theory. I’m all about it!

@Dang... Год назад

Jens, all of your lessons are excellent, many thanks. This lesson in particular is a fantastic revelation. Lots of creative beauty to unpack from this one! In fact you really blew my mind with this incredible lesson. I just have one question: How did you get my picture 2:32 when you blew my mind? Thanks again.

@JensLarsen Год назад

You're very welcome! 😂🤯 I guess you didn't realize that you had gone viral :)

@nicolasforfant484 Год назад

Some time ago, I came aware that understanding "theory" like intervals and harmony should help avoiding decades of dumb putting-this-finger-on-that-fret-then-put-that-one-etc. This video is some form of a magic concentrate, in less thant 10'. I don't play jazz (except a little gipsy jazz), but I'll certainly watch it tens of times in the future as and when I (hope I) am progressing. THANKS for that. One point to clarify though: where are these "Danish" Mountains? Obviously not in Denmark... 😉

@JensLarsen Год назад

Great that it is useful! The Danish mountains where artistic freedom on my part 🙂

@alexbonfield7630 Год назад

Great video

@JensLarsen Год назад

Glad you like it 🙂

@rickjensen2717 Год назад

This is fantastic stuff - although it'll probably take me at least a week to get my head around it 😊!!

@JensLarsen Год назад

You can do it!

@Mikkeyboyy Год назад

boggles my mind

@robertorojas6861 Год назад

Espectacular profesor

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thank you 🙂

@Pladderkasse Год назад

I live in the Danish mountains. I'm sick and tired of running into jazz guitarists, when I'm out hiking.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Yes, it does get a bit crowded 😁

@binface9 Год назад

🤣 Danish mountains. When I was 10 I ran up Himmelbjerget.

@binface9 Год назад

Parallel minor is, for example, C major -> C minor i.e. what Jens is talking about here. Relative minor is the scale from the 6th degree or the Aeolian mode. Consequently it contains the same chords as the major key from which it's derived. For instance the relative minor of C major is A (natural) minor

@JensLarsen Год назад

I have actually decided that I don't have to remember and that I just make sure to be clear what I mean in the context I am talking about 😁 Seems easier

@binface9 Год назад

@@JensLarsen 😁I was trying not to be the 'smart-arse correcting Teacher' by referring to you in the 3rd person, but I wanted to give a brief explanation to anyone who isn't you who had the question: "what is the difference between relative and parallel minor?"

@adamfarkas7069 4 месяца назад

This is game-changing! Also: there are mountains in Denmark?

@JensLarsen 4 месяца назад

Thank you! And well.... 😁

@TLMuse Год назад

"Ceci n'est pas un Blues" - that's hilarious! Definitely meme-worthy. Did you make that up yourself, Jens? -Tom

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thanks, Tom!

@benkatof5852 Год назад

Fantastic! Big fan of Collin Robinson... and my mind is blown. I'd been bothered for a while by what I found when looking into the diminished scale and family of dominants. Gdim scale contains all notes except C, Eb, Gb and A. These are all relative minors - or majors in parallel minors. I had no idea what to do with that until today. I had been so focused on the fact that they share dominants that i couldn't really catch this minor subdominant idea. You just gave me a lot of work to do! Thanks Jens!

@JensLarsen Год назад

Ah yes! Colin Robinson absolutely rules! Really love that show. Glad you found it useful!

@jeremyversusjazz Год назад

@@JensLarsen agree--combining the minor sub doms with the 6th dim stuff gets very cool too...like exploring a forest with many trails vs just the same one or two everybody takes...

@raulcaldeira8071 Год назад

I think we can think about the last chord in 2 ways, one like a kind of tritone sub that in relation to the V gives us the suspended 4 instead of the 3, or we can think of it like a borrowed bII Maj7 chord from C phrygian

@JensLarsen Год назад

You can describe it in those ways, I think my description is focused on how it sounds in the context though.

@peterandrews7434 Год назад

Jens is the premier chord chemist.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thank you 😁

@Luis-rf7tb Год назад

Hello Jens. I have been following your channel for a couple of months. Very interesting material. Look, I have decided to play the guitar but I don't have access to a teacher. So, I understand your channel is prepared for intermediate players, but I would like to ask you if you know online resources or a method for beginners. I have some musical foundations. What do you think? Thank you for your help.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Hi Luis, Maybe try Justin Guitar? That seems to be really solid for beginners

@loganc2729 6 месяцев назад

So this is why creep sounds so awesome???

@JensLarsen 6 месяцев назад

It's a part of it

@thijs199 Год назад

2:39 ja dat is een goede! Ik heb hier zo'n tool, ''de halve tonen cirkel'' een visueel middel, maar daarop staat paralel mineur, maar sommigen noemen dat dan relatief mineur. Ik zou zelf zeggen dat wat op de halve tonen cirkel staat, relatief mineur is. Als de majeur op C staat, staat de mineur op A, dus de mineur staat in relatie met C, dat is de logisch. en paralel mineur van C majeur zou dan C mineur zijn.

@robpallot5058 3 месяца назад

Great video, as always - thanks!!! However, can you please explain why the VIIb7 in the backdoor 2-5-1 should have a (#11 - i.e. Lydian)? As if the VIIb7 chord is derived from the parallel minor then shouldn't the 11th of be from the parallel minor scale too?

@JensLarsen 3 месяца назад

I explain that in this video 🙂 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mLknv2XF-Yw.html

@CarloMusicLessons 4 месяца назад

Jens, one question: in the 1st exercise, you play Dbmaj7 aka Fmin add6 (4th grade Cmin)?

@thijs199 Год назад

I don't get minor harmony well enough I think. I don't get how dm - E7 is a thing and then Am - Fm - D7 I like the sound. but it's like a 251 without a resolving chord?

@YouTw1tFace Год назад

Jens, random question. is a ii-V-I Jazz progression considered to be in the Dorian mode? If not why not? I would say "yes" because you're starting on the ii minor chord. I would say "no" because you're resolving on the I. How do you see it?

@JensLarsen Год назад

A II V I is in a key, you hear the I chord as the key center. It has nothing to do with modes 🙂

@JasonRayBrown Год назад

Can anyone explain WHY Abmaj7 and Dm7b5 both work with Night & Day? Can tritone subs be different qualities?

@JensLarsen Год назад

It is not about tritone substitution. Fm7(9), Bb7(13), Dm7 and Fmaj7 all work. It is quite common to have a lot of chords that fit a melody. You can easily find 10 more chords that can have a G in the melody. Does that help explain it?

@loganc2729 6 месяцев назад

Hi everyone! Essentially I’m new to jazz and playing in combos and I’m wondering if there are any rules regarding these chord substitutions while playing in a combo? Is it “acceptable” to use modal interchange while comping? Thanks!

@JensLarsen 6 месяцев назад

It is if it fits with what the rest of the people are doing, but in general I would be a bit careful and use it more as something for either your own solos or for arranging.

@philwoodard8087 2 месяца назад

I'm only starting to digest this information and is often the case, my mind starts to ask questions. The first question that comes: In the key of C, does the Cmi harmony have to derive from Eb (Eb's Aeolian mode) or could it sometimes be derived from Bb ( Bb's Dorian mode) or Ab (Ab's Phrygian mode) ? Thanks for posting this, BTW

@JensLarsen 2 месяца назад

Modes are generally not that relevant for understanding tonal music 🙂

@michaelhills6117 Год назад

I will wait patiently this time.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Haha! Sorry about that 😁

@JensLarsen Год назад

Was it worth the wait last time?

@michaelhills6117 Год назад

@@JensLarsen Licks with no scales wa great. Thanks

@lorenzosyquia4769 Год назад

I just discovered by accident that the relative minor of your bVI major 7 chord is the subdominant of your minor I chord. Don't know how knowledge of that will be useful to me just yet but it seems nice to know

@JensLarsen Год назад

From a tonal point of view it might be more useful to see the bVI as the chord on the 3rd of the IVm

@lorenzosyquia4769 Год назад

@@JensLarsen Thank you for that response! I wonder if it would work then ... what's your opinion on this ... I - bVI Major 7 - V7 then try to change keys: I - bVI Major 7 - ii of 4 minor chord - V of ii of 4 minor chord - and iv chord - then V7 and I G - Eb Major 7 - A7 - G - Eb Major 7 - Dm7b5 - G7 - C minor 7/Eb Major 7 - A7 - G

@JensLarsen Год назад

@@lorenzosyquia4769 Do you maybe mean D7 instead of A7

@lorenzosyquia4769 Год назад

@@JensLarsen Shoot. Made a mistake. Thanks for pointing it out. But an F7 will also work right?

@JensLarsen Год назад

@@lorenzosyquia4769 maybe focus more on learning by how it sounds and learn some songs instead of trying formulas

@jakeweed8671 Год назад

I got to get myself some flash cards of chords and study hard for a week so my brain will remember the names not just the noises.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Isn't better to learn them in songs? That always makes more sense for me at least 🙂

@jakeweed8671 Год назад

@@JensLarsen I'll improvise/ make songs with them yeah, but my theory is severely lacking. I just go off instincts and subconscious influences.

@JensLarsen Год назад

@@jakeweed8671 I mean learn other people's songs, not write your own.

@jakeweed8671 Год назад

@@JensLarsen I understood you man just jumped the gun to what I'm doing. Thanks for the free lessons and interaction I will keep learning from you 😃.

@JensLarsen Год назад

@@jakeweed8671 Ok. Wasn't sure... 😁

@chrisdunbar5995 Год назад

Of the many things I am struggling to understand in the video, one stands out -What are Swedish sheep doing the the Dashish mountains ??... Jens, no, don't answer that. Focus on playing guitar and making great videos!! Thank you again.

@JensLarsen Год назад

😁

@unsatura Год назад

@pnowak2 Год назад

feeling like fantastic material coming! i wish i found it earlier when studying jazz. May i have one question, concerning reharm, i couldnt find answer anywhere else ? I found in jazz blues very often IV7 is followed with #ivdim7 chords, i cannot find reasonable way how to explain this nice replacement which leads so nicely back to Imaj7. any article online or whatever is highly appreciated. cheers and big sub / like

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thanks Piotr! Try this video, or maybe the article that is linked in ithe video description of it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wjZzJViRiPQ.html&

@pnowak2 Год назад

Thank you Lars, that’s great material over dim chord !

@pnowak2 Год назад

Thank you Lars, that’s great material over dim chord !

@pnowak2 Год назад

Thank you Lars, that’s great material over dim chord !

@pnowak2 Год назад

Thank you Lars, that’s great material over dim chord !

@kenanjouglet1424 Год назад

Hello, maybe a stupid question but you said we can use chords of the minor scale that are also in the major scale but when you highlight chords that are minor subdominant Fm, Ab, Bb are not in C major. What am I missing?

@JensLarsen Год назад

That they are in C minor?

@JensLarsen Год назад

Now I get it. I don't say that they are also in the major scale, I say that if you are in the major KEY. A key and a scale is not the same.

@rockstarjazzcat Год назад

Who knew that little cabin was so chock full of parallel subdominant minor goodness???

@JensLarsen Год назад

Haha! Thanks :)

@kevindonnelly761 Год назад

Maybe one time you could do a video on how to mike up Congas with a badly placed SM57 which is connected to a huge big studio compressor that goes up to 11 ? 🤣 Looking forward to the Jazz Chord video.

@JensLarsen Год назад

😂😂

@jerryanderson9161 Год назад

Keep the substitute chords up, not many can explain it like you can.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thank you very much 🙂

@potent_rei Год назад

so much theory, so many things explained but not really getting much of it!

@rickandreeplays3547 Год назад

I cant even play the boring ones

@frankvaleron Год назад

In a parallel minor world, harmony is relative

@JensLarsen Год назад

😂👍

@jenschristianblom Год назад

Isolated Danish Mountains?

@JensLarsen Год назад

Yes, it gets pretty lonely

@luctardieu8071 Год назад

Merci !

@JensLarsen Год назад

Thank you very much Luc! I am really grateful that you want to support the channel!

@luctardieu8071 Год назад

@@JensLarsen no PB, great video thanks. Btw, do you give lessons online?

@JensLarsen Год назад

@@luctardieu8071 Great to hear that you like the videos. I don't really teach one-on-one. I simply don't have time. The best I can offer is my course where you do get feedback if you post videos of you playing the different assignments. You can request an invitation to check it out here: bit.ly/JazzGtRm

@DanFoolio Год назад

I do not understand anything. What's the most basic and best way to start learning?

@JensLarsen Год назад

It is difficult to give too specific advice because everybody is different and at different levels, but maybe check out this post: jenslarsen.nl/how-to-learn-jazz-guitar-suggestions-to-begin-studying/

@DanFoolio Год назад

@@JensLarsen Thank you Jens I appreciate this

@lafinestracatalana8340 Год назад

Hi, I can't read righthanded chords, do you can write those chords in lefty shape please? Sorry the automatic keyboard of phone is anarquist🤣👍,as a lefty guitarist we have dislexia to read in righthanded mode, is not good for the brain.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Sorry, I don't understand?

@thijs199 Год назад

Fm - D7 then Am. Bruh

@anders3302 Год назад

How do you know it was a swedish sheep?

@JensLarsen Год назад

I was there

@Dang... Год назад

@@JensLarsen I wondered the same thing! I figured the sheep had a swedish accent.

@JensLarsen Год назад

@@Dang... Yes, more singing in their sounds than Danish sheep who tend to be more monotonous

@Dang... Год назад

@@JensLarsen 😆

@Jaujau933 Год назад

Bla bla bla ...... Mr Larsen, if you fill people up with all this information in a short video you won't help them at all. Showing how knowledgeable you are isn't good teaching when it is too much to take in 😱

@JensLarsen Год назад

Maybe this video is just a little over your level? I don't think I am getting this type of reaction from other comments

@zancudomisterioso7117 Год назад

Stop speaking so much and play the guitar please.

@JensLarsen Год назад

Actually, I think that is working very well for me. Maybe you should just look for other channels 🙂

@zancudomisterioso7117 Год назад

@@JensLarsen In fact, it's my first time here. I understand you are a beginner, but please 🙏, I really recommend you to take classes with a truly guitarist. Have you heard music from Lee Ritenour? George Benson? I don't think so. They are master not amateur like you.

@owenfield818 Год назад

@@zancudomisterioso7117 No way you just called him a beginner

@JensLarsen Год назад

@@zancudomisterioso7117 just go find some channels that are more on to your taste, there's a lot of stuff on RU-vid.

@paihobbes8680 Год назад

I liked the part where Jens said "chords" 🤪🫠....but seriously this is WAY too advanced for me...I'll watch this again after I've practiced for another 50 years. Thanks for this thorough explanation Jens!

@JensLarsen Год назад

You can do it!