10 essential jazz chords - learn these and play (nearly) any tune
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
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00:00 Hi
00:40 Keep it simple
01:57 Basic chord types
02:33 Essential 6th string root shapes
10:15 Essential 5th string root shapes
13:57 II V I options
17:53 Adding some diminished chords
19:14 Applying the chords to tunes
25:40 Bye
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We like the jazz lessons and need more, cheers.
This is GOLD! I'm an intermediate guitarist who started out playing punk rock in part because I thought it was all I could handle, but my tastes went far beyond The Buzzcocks and Sex Pistols, which don't get me, is great stuff. But because of channels like yours, I now have the courage to play classic country, rockabilly, and now jazz! Sometimes I roll my eyes at the word, empowerment, but your lessons are truly empowering. Thank you!
One minute in and you nailed a key point about teaching/learning jazz (teaching and learning in general as well). There is something about the jazz types that love to over complicated things. This on the other hand. is very accessible and easy to digest.
“We have to limit ourselves to the most important chords, because, as you know, there are so many meaningless chords for guitar…” -Mickey Baker’s Complete Course in Jazz Guitar, Book 1
Wise words. I know Joe Pass had a similarly no BS approach to harmony which was great.
I just read that line the other day. lol
@@acpg
As does Jimmy Bruno.
Sort of the opposite of the Nigel Tuffnel approach.
I love that book! But on the same page there are 26 chord diagrams and he calls them the most important chords and says you must learn to use them right away. While the D13b5b9 sounds great, I don’t think I’ve ever used it outside of that book.
Brilliant lesson, Adrian, and it’s great that you’re including jazz in and amongst the many great teachings you offer. Even if one doesn’t pursue jazz in and of itself, these chords and voicing are present in so many other genres and styles. It’s like taking a little time to learn another instrument besides guitar in that there is nothing but upside for us guitarists.
Well done, Good Sir!🌟🙏🏽
I really like that he's going over the basics allows you to really experiment with how to play them with pick or fingers
I’ll never learn it, as much as I try, but I appreciate it. Thanks.
Great video, Adrian! Entry into Jazz would seem like an impossibility, judging by other videos on the subject. This is by far the best video for entry into Jazz and for the Jazz beginner. Further, being able to easily identify the intervals in each voicing makes that step into theory so much easier.
Excellent lesson Andrian, you are a great teacher, thank you!
Versatility is a must! Yes, more Jazz lessons, please! (That's a beautiful Vox. I love it!)
I really learned a lot from this! I always found it difficult to get started with jazz as there is so much to learn and it seemed daunting. This lesson put things in a simple way that I can wrap my head around finally. Excited to get started practicing this stuff. Thank you!
Excellent as always, Adrian. Your wide breadth of musical knowledge - and eclectic tastes - presented with such clarity, makes all of your lessons a treat. Thanks!
Hi Adrian. Another fantastic lesson here. I've been trying to learn some basic jazz guitar theory and most lessons I've watched on youtube have glossed over some very important key points you shared here (like focusing on the intervals). I really appreciate that you take on such varied types of music and also focus on both beginner/intermediate as well as more advanced material. I can't think of anyone else who can go from a punk rock tune one week, country the next, and then followed by jazz. This is why you are the only one I support on Patreon. Please keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing you include some more jazz again soon.
This was very interesting and useful for me----thank you. I have been trying for ages to break out of the blues/pentatonic straitjacket and be a bit more jazzy. More please!
Well Adrian with your musical knowledge, tastes and obvious teaching abilities I am happy to follow along and consume. Another great insight. Thank you.
Welcome to Jazz Club! Nice! Great!!! Serioiusly, Adrian, some nice stuff and you can use such chords beyond jazz.
The fact that this is so useful Adrian is down to the thought you put into the lesson and its structure and how clearly you demonstrate it. I'm dipping into jazz and some standards from the real book (ireal pro is very good for this) and was just starting to see those II-V-I progressions everywhere. Once you get that, you're on your way I think. Thanks. Really appreciate it.
one of the best out there, this channel for sure. . .the ;teacher'-style focus on only the essentials is king here!
A really simple, but powerful intro to Jazz. Excellent lesson. Would love more.
Love the way you pit it across keep it up mate. More jazz
Jazz....., nice 👌. Enjoyed this thanks. Quick do some more before my brain and fingers forget these chords .
Great lesson. Thanks for posting. Very well presented.
Great lesson Adrian. Thanks helping to start cracking the codes..
Excellent lesson!!! Can you a video for Funk chords Adrian?
Yes, nice idea. Also if you've not seen my 5 Nile Rodgers riffs video do check that out - plenty of funk chord vocabulary to be found there.
Jazz chords like these and funk chords overlap a lot.
What a great lesson 😊thank you ❤
Very useful lesson Adrian. Thank you. Yes, more please.
Thanks very much, Adrian !
Very nice -- I particularly liked the don't-be-intimidated assurances, since from the outside (and on many UA-cam videos too) jazz does seem technically forbidding.
A really excellent lesson, thanks so much Adrian.
Please yes more beginner jazz lessons would be wonderful, and so appreciated 🙏
I like Jazz and i like the way you teach it !!!! Very simple and clever !!!
Blimey! Adrian, you are a genius. John Fahey acoustic to j-a-z-z. Amazing.
Really interesting and helpful ! Thank you for sharing !
Another fine, and valuable lesson. Thank you
Thanks, Adrian, for the straightforward and understandable tutorial on these jazz basics, which I am new to. I like that you teach different styles, please keep the variety coming. Some swing comping would be great if you can get around to it.
nice to see the virage again
Very nice, making tough stuff easy. Thanx.
That was very enlightening for me because I just started to get my feet wet in the jazz world so please,please do at least another beginner’s friendly lesson like this again
Thanks for this lesson,
Samuel Joseph
Beautiful guitar. I’ve never seen one of those, had to Google it. Now I want one 😮
that was beautiful, thank you!
Great lesson! Yes, more jazz please. Thanks.
Best tutorials on the Tube. As we’re in jazz territory, can you do ‘Walk Out to Winter’ at some point? I’ve been trying to suss it out for months and it’s still not right.
Yes, been meaning to look at some Roddy Frame for a while. One of the few players who can put sophisticated jazz chords into a pop song without it sounding naff. Ain't easy to work his stuff out but I'm probably going to have a go later in the year.
@@acpg Steely Dan used jazz chords wonderfully in their music. While I wouldn't call them pop musicians, they were more pop than jazz in terms of the audience they reached.
@@acpg Sophisticated jazz chords into pop songs? Gotta be Andy Summers, no?
Great, great lesson... I've fearfully avoided jazz for years - and now I want more!!!
Finally an easy guideline to learn your first 360 chords in Jazz!
Thanks Adrian; a great lesson for me...Greetings from Germany...
Welcome to Jazz Club....smooth.
Ok then Adrian. You really helped me with this one!
Any chance of The Fall Dead Beat Descendant tutorial? I bet you love it too!
Great Video.❤❤❤
like finding a chef who you click with on more than a recipe or two here and there. ACPG you give great lessons! thanks for awesome content, carry-on :]
I loved this lesson and I would like more of these beginner jazz lessons and a lesson on the major pentatonic scale and other useful scales. Keep alternating those lessons with the post punk song lessons.
Cool Vox guitar. I have a Vox SDC-33. Love it
Thanks!
Great lesson - I've just discovered your channel and I'm really impressed by the clarity of your teaching and the breadth of styles covered here. One thing I would like explained please Adrian is Patreon. You say "pay what you like" but is it really as straightforward as that or is there an actual minimum regular contribution involved, below which access to the materials is denied?
Yet another excellent lesson, many thanks. Anything more which you would have to offer in the jazz realm would be much appreciated.
My only complaint is that your teaching is so solid, and understandable, that you have become the bright, shiny object... just when I was trying to get stuck into some blues work :)
Love that 200a.
This is great
Awesome!!!!
Since this geared towards a beginner, show us how you can achieve those tones without using a “classic jazz box” guitar. Be a little mechanical on pickup and amp settings in a general way. I love how you teach 👍. You inspire me to play more and help others.
Thanks, great video. I would love to see lessons on different rhythms for comping in jazz and in all possible genres really. Like the blue bossa you showed, it was too quick to easily follow. And of course how to solo in different jazz styles. Your teaching style is incredibly logical and structured clearly building up the concepts. I think your perspective would be a great addition to the jazz resources on youtube especially for people who want to play in all genres rather than jazz exclusive. How to use some of the jazz concepts more generally ( (when you do not want to rearrange in jazz style, just use some concepts) is also largely missing in youtube-scape.
I agree that jazz might sound "academic", very unlike rock 'n roll. But it doesn't have to be if you listen to a lot of jazz and then try to play it. I went to these chords shortly after learning barre chords, and with pure practice, I can play these chords smoothly.
Fantastic. I'd love to play jazz but have always found the tuition materials too complex. That was just the right level (for me, at least). I'd love some similar stuff in the future.
More jazz!!
And what about the gear and tone bits at the end?
Loved this lesson! Ever heard “Over My Head” by Aztec Camera? Would love to see you dissect that one. Lots of jazz chords and licks.
I'd definitely be interested in more jazz lessons-- I've been listening to Slim Gaillard a lot lately and would love a lesson around his style.
Adrian to the rescue again... cheers mate!
For well over 20 years i’ve wanted to be able to play like Nat King Coles Trio Oscar Moore but thought the theory far too difficult. I’m learning gradually and even got myself a Epiphone Joe Pass Emperor II, now just need a nice Jazz amp to go with it.. Autumn Leaves is the first I’m learning and with these new shapes from you I’m on my way as a beginner.. thanks as always Adrian 👏
Yo Adrian, I did it!!
It almost sounded like you were playing the intro to Roxanne but in a different key, which would be a great song to cover.
Beautiful guitar. What is it?
Nice guitar i love the colour
what model and make is
that guitar ?
love that vox (shame they discontinued that series)
Adrian, this is a great lesson! In Patreon there are two links to the same pdf: did one should be II V I progression with diminished options? Thanks!
Yes sorry , just realised I posted the same PDF twice. Now fixed - there's a second PDF with all the II V Is and tunes written out.
Could you take a look at In A Big Country by Big Country? It's got so many cool guitar riffs and Chameleons-esque atmospheric guitar work, I'd like to see you break it down
Love you brother, always have, and if you’re not getting sponsored by Patagucci (what we call Patagonia clothing in North Tahoe, CA; I have family who are employees and wear it daily) you should be. It not just caught the eye, but insisted on my attention (as inexpensive as it is) during the much of the video. Which is marvelous, by the way. At any rate, thank you as always for your rad/charming/helpful videos. Cheers!
~Nico
Thats a solid looking shirt. Where did you get it?
Thanks, l try to lean for I don’t know anything above Jezz.👍🙏😊
At 16:35 and 17:18 he meant to say G7 not C7.
More Jazz would be good, with a leaning to the funkier end please...
I'm fairly jazz curious 😊
I just want to thank you for saying "recur" and not 'reoccur"
I've got a Jazz curious amp, can I join in? 😉
Might as well@ dim7... i would be bored without them and 2ndary doms
What happened to the little guy?
Jazz curious🤣
I should have kept my Vox Virage.
It's not the top string mate,its the first string tthough,I only comment because ur showing this to the novice crowd by all the talking etc,so I think you might confuse some of the beginners, js,I've been playing for decades and the top string has always been string 6(even though tab and notation are upside down)its still is,
Coming out the same day as Rick Beato’s George Benson interview… almost seems planned…
"jazz curious"? Is this a new type of sexuality? If so, it might be me?!
People think I'm playing "Jazz" all the time but, I just have no idea what I'm doing is all.