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You can definitely do magic Sandra! So much musical wisdom is being transmitted through your tutorials. I thank God for giving me a chance to find your channel. You are magically awesome.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Hallo Sandra, der Vorteil dieser verrückten Zeit ist, daß wir mehr Aufmerksamkeit auf das Wunderbare lenken können. Dein Format ist genau das: Wunderbar! Danke. Ich spiele Blues und etwas Gypsyjazz...Ich freue mich über den Kontakt. Servus, gesund bleiben!!!
Hi Fire Fly, you may want to check out my basic jazz chords lesson and my Tension chords lesson, here on UA-cam. It also includes theory expkanation. You'll learn a lot and it's totally beginner friendly! You should check out intervalks (like, what is a third, a minor sixth etc. This knowledge is required for everything nusic related).
TThanks Sandra for great lesson. I first learned that chord as a young music pupil in song titled “The Shadow of Your Smile”. I never forgot the sound of it but until now I could never figure out how to use it in other ways. Thanks so much!❤
I clikc the like button as soon as your notification pops up. And I haven't regret it once. Always new stuff to learn from you, Sandra. Thanks for all you do!
Thank you!!! This is really interesting and useful!!! I'm giving myself a real chord work-out by taking each inversion of the D half-diminished on the upper 4 strings, and then finding the G and C inversions that are on the same place of the neck ... confusing, but I'll get it with practice!
i just came across your video and I love the way you teach. so i wanted to check your other videos, and wao you lost a lots of weight , I like it the way you look now better. good job
I am learning a lot from you, I think. I am familiar with many of the concepts, but you really help put things into context and make them practical. The test is when I try to use them independent of watching you or playing the particular songs. But, everything seems so much more straight forward while watching for sure.
Awesome! Hope you can figure out stuff on your own now. Because that's basically my job. Help you understand these things, so you can make your own arrangements or solos etc.
Greetings from England Sandra. Brilliant lesson, thanks so much. I have been trying to improvise over brazilian bossa nova songs and this lesson is being so helpful. Marvellous stuff. Cheers Dan
Been watching your lessons for a bit and finally subscribed! Really appreciate the clarity and that you go slowly and calmly. Still getting my theory together and guitar is challenging for me, so this is great. Thanks!
Dear Sandra: excellent video. One of the best, Easy to understand and to show (me) my mistakes. I used half diminished by ear but i didn´t know why. Now i know Thanks. Very kind of you to share your teacher vein
What a great idea, this really is an excellent way of using something you know putting it to use in a beautiful sounding arrangement. Thank you very much.
Yes, it's used in Blues a lot, especially in slow Blues. I'm thinking about making a follow up video with just half diminished chords over a Blues. I wanted to include it in this video, but it would have gotten too long.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman oh... maybe I meant maj 7 flat 5 arpeggio? I'm just learning all about music theory... I'll grab my guitar for a play and check what I'm trying to do with these notes.
Oh my goodness ! This is brilliant ! I'm mucking around with it and moving it around and it works beautifully ! Thanks so much Sandra and have a beautiful Xmas !
Sandra, another great lesson for this ham-handed old blues guy. Very useful! And by the way, you look great! Whatever you’re doing, keep it up. Jazz on! 👊😎🎵🎶
Sandra the jazz magician! Nice explanation of a very useful trick! I’ve actually been working on incorporating locrian lines with these types of arps. And, applying to 9th chords (ie, Dbm7b5 as an A9). Works great in that context, over blues forms too! I love how you relate all the chord tones to the arpeggio lines - while making the changes. Great lesson!
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Awesome, Sandra🙌. That doesn’t surprise me, though, as you are the “complete magician!” This will be a nice series, looking forward to it👍😄.
Wie gets? Gutten nacht , von Panama. Just today I came up with a scale for your lesson. It is actually for ii v i in Dm6. I always use m6 for m7ths. The notes are c c# d e f g a Bb. As you can see it’s an 8 note scale. I’m coming from a Barry Harris background. One of the things that got me to develop the approach, is that depending on what you do with the Bb as arpeggio within the scale can give you interesting sounds. Bb m(maj7) as opposed to Bbmaj7. For instance. I arppegiate the Bbm(maj7) Bb Db F A then to C Bb G Eb then to D or F. I would very likely end on a B due to my love the 6th but I would have to prepare it before the initial arpegio to have it stand out. Somewhere along the line I learned that you start a phrase a whole step belo the half diminished Em7b5, the notes would be D E G A Bb, that would give you the colors of the half dim. It does… Barry has a thing that is called 5432. Serves the same purpose. A starting point for another phrase. Hey great work you doing, and if you get the chance, get back to me. Straight ahead.
I don't get how you like the Dm6 Sound, but then choose to play a scale that has a b6 in it. I'm not really into the Harris Method, since I'm a dorian thinker, not a mixo one.
Non tutti sono in grado di insegnare..tu sicuramente si!! Sei brava e molto carina!! Hai impostato benissimo le tue lezioni, io apprezzo in particolare i chord and melody. Bacioni!!
Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 thank you for all your work you’ve done i wasn’t watching your lessons for while because of health issues I don’t have the join button next subscription button and don’t have the software to download the backing tracks I don’t know if I’m going to get it but I will find other ways to contribute I might get some pdfs I will figure it out but so far you’re the greatest jazz guitar teacher and what you do is just priceless ❤️🎄
Thank you so much, Roberto! Have a healthy new year. Alle the best for you, my friend! A thumbs up on each of the video you watch from me is help enough
Great lesson. Thank you ! The audio is a bit out of sync with the video...I hear it late in relation to the fingering. But it does not affect the lesson. Similar concept to Barry Harris' minor 6 theory. Thanks again Sandra !
Thank you for the presence. Seems like it applies for me. I am thinking of a new thing i learned, not sure of the theory needed but parallel minor is not sounding bad mixing with the major. was taught some, the chords in C parallel minor say, fit the scale of the relative minor of a minor 3rd above its e flat. I have Cm, D half dim, E flat, Fm, Gm, A flat and B flat.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I know this. So just trying to understand the parallel minor, the progression relation I think your lesson here has the answer with the flat and sharp ninths and fifths I arrive with these "outside" keys working. Thanks again.
Still the bst tutorial par none. Excellent tution. Everything comes clear as soon as this lady opens her mouth. I don't know how she does it, but even as a slow learner I understand almost everything she explains.
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Outstanding lesson. Sandra's ability to demystify jazz is just amazing.
But it's all ma-jick 😁
Great lesson thanks. Half diminished chords/arpeggios turn out to be super useful! Dm7b5 = Bb9, Ab6#11, E7alt, Fm6.
You can definitely do magic Sandra!
So much musical wisdom is being transmitted through your tutorials. I thank God for giving me a chance to find your channel. You are magically awesome.
So glad you found me and I get to read your beautiful comments. Thank you, Luis ❤️
Been playing guitar for a long time (mainly rock) and didn't know about this usage of the -7b5. Thanks much for the blessing of this musical device.
Wow! Thank you Sandra Sherman for this helpful Video
The pleasure's all mine, Gerard! Keep swingin 🎶 🎸
I've been playing for over 35 years, and always learning more... great addition to my jazz vocabulary - thanks!
Sandra Sherman, you are flipping AWESOME! Thank you for this amazing lesson.
Wow, thank you! 😍
Very beautiful use of m7b5 and good explication !! Thanks
Glad it helps you 👍
I've love my black Howard Roberts guitar. Yours sounds sweet! Great job.
Brilliant and clear teaching!! Thank you!
Glad to be of help 😊. Happy, swingin new year 🎶🎸
thanx Sandra , you make it very easy to understand
Glad to be of help, Bob :-)
Really excellent video, very well presented and easy to follow
Glad you liked it!
Well done!!! Großartiger Unterricht, Mrs. Sherman. Greetings from Wolfsburg, Germany.
Danke Stefan! Schön, dass ich ein bisschen Freude in den tristen Quarantäne Alltag bringen kann :-)
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Hallo Sandra, der Vorteil dieser verrückten Zeit ist, daß wir mehr Aufmerksamkeit auf das Wunderbare lenken können. Dein Format ist genau das: Wunderbar! Danke. Ich spiele Blues und etwas Gypsyjazz...Ich freue mich über den Kontakt. Servus, gesund bleiben!!!
I feel like a freshman algebra student who accidently walked into the advanced Calculus classroom. (slowly back out)
Hi Fire Fly, you may want to check out my basic jazz chords lesson and my Tension chords lesson, here on UA-cam. It also includes theory expkanation. You'll learn a lot and it's totally beginner friendly! You should check out intervalks (like, what is a third, a minor sixth etc. This knowledge is required for everything nusic related).
Dang, this WAS good. Thank you!
Glad you find it helpful 😊. Keep swinging 🎸 🎶
That IS magic!! I am surrounded with possibilities with just a few "Barry Harris inversions".
Brilliant. This just woke up my comping in a big way! Thank you.
Hey cool! Glad you like it and I was of help. keep swinging 🎸🎵
Very well explained Sandra, thank you for the great lessons.
Glad it was helpful!
Forgot to mention: Thank you for this and your work. Very interesting!
I love your concept videos. Please more of these!
Thank you! Will do!
This is great! Been practicing minor 2, 5, 1 at the moment with inversions. So Im glad I found your video. Thanks 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great lesson. Brilliant. Thank u so much.
Glad you liked it!
TThanks Sandra for great lesson. I first learned that chord as a young music pupil in song titled “The Shadow of Your Smile”. I never forgot the sound of it but until now I could never figure out how to use it in other ways. Thanks so much!❤
Glad to make you happy 😊
I clikc the like button as soon as your notification pops up. And I haven't regret it once. Always new stuff to learn from you, Sandra. Thanks for all you do!
I appreciate that!
Thank you!!! This is really interesting and useful!!! I'm giving myself a real chord work-out by taking each inversion of the D half-diminished on the upper 4 strings, and then finding the G and C inversions that are on the same place of the neck ... confusing, but I'll get it with practice!
Yesss, I see you're one of my diligent lil jazz bees 🐝 🎸 🎶
I am not posting so frequently. Here I must admit that your session opens so much areas that I have to say "hats off Sandra". Best
Thank you, Denis! Glad to give you some aha moments 😊. Keep swinging and happy new year!
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I wish you all the best for this coming year. Keep swinging, your tutorial are always great moments of guitar.
i just came across your video and I love the way you teach. so i wanted to check your other videos, and wao you lost a lots of weight , I like it the way you look now better. good job
As strummed chords or arpeggios they sound so sweet!!
I am learning a lot from you, I think. I am familiar with many of the concepts, but you really help put things into context and make them practical. The test is when I try to use them independent of watching you or playing the particular songs. But, everything seems so much more straight forward while watching for sure.
Awesome! Hope you can figure out stuff on your own now. Because that's basically my job. Help you understand these things, so you can make your own arrangements or solos etc.
Great lesson. Fair thumb up. Many thanks !
Thacker you, Samuel! ❤️ Glad you enjoyed it and it helps you.
Thanks, this opened up some new thought patterns for me. Very helpful!
Glad it helps. Keep swining 🎸🎵
Greetings from England Sandra. Brilliant lesson, thanks so much. I have been trying to improvise over brazilian bossa nova songs and this lesson is being so helpful. Marvellous stuff. Cheers Dan
Very cool! Glad to be of help. Have a happy and swinging new year 🎶 🎸
Thank You Veru Much Sandra. This is Definitely Going To Open Up My Playing
Glad to be of help!
Great lesson, months of study in there. Half diminished theory, practical use, inversions, line construction and enclosures.
But isn't that great? I always love it when I discover new things on guitar. 🎸😍
Been watching your lessons for a bit and finally subscribed! Really appreciate the clarity and that you go slowly and calmly. Still getting my theory together and guitar is challenging for me, so this is great. Thanks!
You may want to check out my lesson on Jazz 7th Chords first. I also do internal theory there, and of course also show the chord voicings on guitar.
Hi Sandra great tutorial thank you. Have a safe day.
Thank you! You too!
Thanks for a great lesson so well laid out it made my life much easier.
Hey, at least one person's life, that I make easier 😁
Wow Sandra, I haven't seen one of your videos in a while and you look great! Absolutely beautiful, the new you is even better than before!
Thanks so much ❤️
Dear Sandra: excellent video. One of the best, Easy to understand and to show (me) my mistakes. I used half diminished by ear but i didn´t know why. Now i know Thanks. Very kind of you to share your teacher vein
Good that you have good ears. Both is important, good hearing and knowledge, so you know, HOW to use what you already know in different situations.
Grrrrrree....tings from Brazil Sandra . Another great class, I'm going to experiment on samba bossa. Thank you Teacher
The Half-hominid is very popular in Bossa and Samba, bc it's also a m6 inversion.
You are such an inspiration, Sandra!!
That's sweet of you and agreat compliment! 🧡
Sandra, you are amazing. All the best for you.
Thank you, Marek. Happy, swinging new year 🎸🎵
Hi. You are truly magic. 😁🎶🎵🎸.. Best. Fran Ellen and Ricki
Hehe, I love ma-jick 😁🎇✨
What a great idea, this really is an excellent way of using something you know putting it to use in a beautiful sounding arrangement. Thank you very much.
Glad it helps you, Stuart!
Hi Sandra. You make jazz guitar so easy and fun to play.Thanku so much for awesome lessons. you rock🤘🤘🤘
Thank you Vipul! I actually don't rock, but I swing :-)))
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman You swing🤘🤘🤘
I've used that chord a lot through the years and never knew what it was called. I picked it up listening to The Allman Bros version of Stormy Monday.
Yes, it's used in Blues a lot, especially in slow Blues. I'm thinking about making a follow up video with just half diminished chords over a Blues. I wanted to include it in this video, but it would have gotten too long.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman That would be great if you did that!
I’ve been away for a while and now you’re shredded!
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You are awesome!!! My teacher!
❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for the video! Im tryyying to get into theory. Salute from Argentina.
You can do it!
So good! Love these lessons and I'm using min 7 flat 5 arpeggio over blue bossa and I'm just loving this sound ❤
Where do you use it over? Aø sounds good over the Cm in the beginning. Makes it a Cm6 basically.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman oh... maybe I meant maj 7 flat 5 arpeggio? I'm just learning all about music theory... I'll grab my guitar for a play and check what I'm trying to do with these notes.
fantastic lesson. thank you
Glad you find it helpful 😊
Wow 😳 superb Genius 👍 Love ❣️
Oh my goodness ! This is brilliant ! I'm mucking around with it and moving it around and it works beautifully ! Thanks so much Sandra and have a beautiful Xmas !
Hey, glad your like it. See, theory can be fun, if applied in a fun way at least 😁.
Happy, swinging Christmas 🎄🎁🎶🎸
Sandra, another great lesson for this ham-handed old blues guy. Very useful! And by the way, you look great! Whatever you’re doing, keep it up. Jazz on! 👊😎🎵🎶
Thanks, Bluesman! Keep swingin 🎵🎸
wicked lesson thanka so much.
Glad you dig it :-)
Excellent tutorial......great way to build knowledge and practical application......
Glad to be of help 😊
Sandra the jazz magician! Nice explanation of a very useful trick! I’ve actually been working on incorporating locrian lines with these types of arps. And, applying to 9th chords (ie, Dbm7b5 as an A9). Works great in that context, over blues forms too! I love how you relate all the chord tones to the arpeggio lines - while making the changes. Great lesson!
Barry, I already have a follow up video in the making. Blues with half dimished chords.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Awesome, Sandra🙌. That doesn’t surprise me, though, as you are the “complete magician!” This will be a nice series, looking forward to it👍😄.
Great lesson. Very clear and easy to think about. Have a nice day ;) Thank you
I like it, when complicated stuff is well received. Great compliment. Thank you! 🧡
Excellent lesson! I’ve seen this concept in a few solos and saw Craig Oxley using it on Instagram. Very clear demonstration and presentation. Subbed.
Thank you! Welcome to the jazz ride on my channel 🎸🎵🤗
Excellent, thank you so much
Glad to be of help 😊
Wie gets? Gutten nacht , von Panama. Just today I came up with a scale for your lesson. It is actually for ii v i in Dm6. I always use m6 for m7ths. The notes are c c# d e f g a Bb. As you can see it’s an 8 note scale. I’m coming from a Barry Harris background. One of the things that got me to develop the approach, is that depending on what you do with the Bb as arpeggio within the scale can give you interesting sounds. Bb m(maj7) as opposed to Bbmaj7. For instance. I arppegiate the Bbm(maj7) Bb Db F A then to C Bb G Eb then to D or F. I would very likely end on a B due to my love the 6th but I would have to prepare it before the initial arpegio to have it stand out. Somewhere along the line I learned that you start a phrase a whole step belo the half diminished Em7b5, the notes would be D E G A Bb, that would give you the colors of the half dim. It does… Barry has a thing that is called 5432. Serves the same purpose. A starting point for another phrase. Hey great work you doing, and if you get the chance, get back to me. Straight ahead.
I don't get how you like the Dm6 Sound, but then choose to play a scale that has a b6 in it. I'm not really into the Harris Method, since I'm a dorian thinker, not a mixo one.
This is a great lesson, I'll have to spend some time working on this! Thank you.
Enjoy learning the new stuff! 🎸🎶
Fantastic lesson thank you!! Subscribed 😊👍
Enjoy the jazz ride on my channel 😊
Merry christmas love Good bless yoy
Bravissima!! Molto utile. Very, very useful and clear!! Greetings from Torino, Italy
Grazie mille ❤️.
I play bossa nova blues but with you maybe I will learn a little jazz
What is Bossa Nova Blues? Bossa Nova actually uses jazz harmonies, just with a different rhythm of course.
I get so much from these ...this was a great lesson.
That's wonderful to hear! Thank you and keep swingin 🎶 🎸 🎶
Non tutti sono in grado di insegnare..tu sicuramente si!! Sei brava e molto carina!! Hai impostato benissimo le tue lezioni, io apprezzo in particolare i chord and melody. Bacioni!!
Grazie mille! ❤️
the best informative video i've ever seen.
Wow, thank you! Discovering new stuff is fun. Keep swinging 🎶 🎸
Fantastic lesson thank you.
Grrrrrrr....tings ✋from Venezuela 👍
super lesson! chords over chords , love it :)
Hehe, thanks. I'm having a follow up video in the making. Stay tuned!
Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 thank you for all your work you’ve done i wasn’t watching your lessons for while because of health issues I don’t have the join button next subscription button and don’t have the software to download the backing tracks I don’t know if I’m going to get it but I will find other ways to contribute I might get some pdfs I will figure it out but so far you’re the greatest jazz guitar teacher and what you do is just priceless ❤️🎄
Thank you so much, Roberto! Have a healthy new year. Alle the best for you, my friend! A thumbs up on each of the video you watch from me is help enough
Awesome tutorial Sandra!!!!!!! Happy Holiday!!!
Thank you! Happy holidays and a swinging new year 🎶 🎸
Good work!
Great lesson. Thank you !
The audio is a bit out of sync with the video...I hear it late in relation to the fingering. But it does not affect the lesson. Similar concept to Barry Harris' minor 6 theory.
Thanks again Sandra !
That must be on your end, Charles, or maybe YT or the internet connection. But rest assured, it's perfectly in sync 😊
I love your tutorials Sandra 👏👏
So glad they help you improve your jazz playing. Keep swinging 🎸 🎶
Loved it, Thank you!
Whoa, how cool is that?!
Great content! From Barcelona
Hola Barcelona!
Beautiful Lesson !
Thank you 🧡
Fantastic content and great playing. Thank you
Thank you. Glad you enjoy it. Happy holidays 🎄 ❄️ 🎸 🎶
Great tutorial!
Thank you! Cheers!
A lightbulb just went on in my head💡
Bling bling 💡😁. Glad it was helpful!
awesome! great videos :)
Thanks!
fantastic lesson, well done.. thank you :)
Thank you! Have a great and swinging new year 🎶 🎸 🎶
Excellent video, my friend! 👏👏😊😎
And cool lemon message. 🤣🤣😉
I do the best lemon face 😂
Thank you for the presence. Seems like it applies for me. I am thinking of a new thing i learned, not sure of the theory needed but parallel minor is not sounding bad mixing with the major. was taught some, the chords in C parallel minor say, fit the scale of the relative minor of a minor 3rd above its e flat. I have Cm, D half dim, E flat, Fm, Gm, A flat and B flat.
The C minor scale and the Eb major scale are the same actually. they just start from a different root.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I know this. So just trying to understand the parallel minor, the progression relation I think your lesson here has the answer with the flat and sharp ninths and fifths I arrive with these "outside" keys working. Thanks again.
Genial comme d'habitude !
Merci
very cool sound and great lesson
Glad you like it. Happy, swinging new year 🎶🎸
Great stuff thank you.
Love that!
I usually use the half diminished on the V7 turnaround 9 (like an G#dim7 over an E7). But this is more fun.
Not a bad trick,the -6 chord is to cool,because thers a dim in the 3rd inv right?
Still the bst tutorial par none. Excellent tution. Everything comes clear as soon as this lady opens her mouth. I don't know how she does it, but even as a slow learner I understand almost everything she explains.
Oh, I'm blushing already 😊. Thank you Gerd for all your nice comments and complimets 🧡
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman Well deserved!
used half diminished licks in major key jazz tunes, exotic
On which chords? They also fit as 9th chords without the root.
@@GuitarversumSandraSherman I used them for cadenzas. Nice exotic licks.
Thank you very much
Thank you! Fm7b5 over G7alt ....clever use of Ab melodic minor/G altered scale. :-)
You got that right ;-)
Remarkable 😊👍🏾👏🏾
Thank you ❤️