Jazz Guitar Lesson: Exploring Diminished Chords As They Occur In Jazz Compositions And Standards

In this video, Davy Mooney explores diminished chords as they occur in jazz compositions and standards. He considers the uses of half-whole diminished, harmonic minor, and harmonic major scales, as well as the relationships of diminished to dominant 7th chords and the corresponding harmonic functionality.
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[@jazzman1954]

I hate diminished chords and I am constantly disappointed with my ideas. I get most of what you are teaching, thanks.
A gypsy player once showed me a weird scale they use. R b9 #9 3 #4 #5 6 7. It can sound pretty good.
I’ve never heard of a harmonic major!! Maybe I shouldn’t go there. 😂

[@DavyMooneyMusic]

They are tricky. Stay tuned for part 2 of this video!

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[@georgianamurray802]

I like me some harmonic Major!

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