I Couldn't Turn Triads Into Bebop Jazz Guitar Until I Learned This….
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This course is the best one I've ever taken! Daniel is really knowledgeable and passionate,
which makes the material interesting and easy to understand.
It covers a lot of topics and is a great value for the price.
I learned a lot of practical skills that I use every day and I'm sure you will too.
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Awesome lesson! Those are really the fundamentals everyone should know. I have personally found myself focusing more on arpeggios rather than triads, I feel it’s a more practical way to making bebop lines.
Thank you so much for the positive feedback! It's great to hear that you found the lesson helpful.
"You wanna transcribe concepts, not lines".
I,m a professional player, but allways trying to improve. What I take from your video is that killer quote.
If i had just understood the meaning of that years ago....
🙏🙏🙏 Thanks Alex (New vid just published btw) stay in touch friend
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More gems from Daniel! I’ll get to the course soon, already bought it, haven’t had time, tending health, but can’t wait to dig into it. Thanks. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for being here, José
and congrats for joining Galactic Modern Guitar :)
Super content Dan, definitely gonna pick up the course !
Thanks for the kind words, Arya! I'm glad to be here to help 🎸🙋🏻♂See you in the Galactic members zone!
Daniel's approach is so right to the point. 2 or 3 lecture statements in one vid not only can keep me busy for hours. I can hear myself this is the right way becoming a better player and musician.
Daniel's channel and GMG teaching method is outstanding.
I watch and practice something from his channel each day, because it is fun, too.
Hi Roger, so happy to hear that 🙏🏻 stay in touch my friend
Always useful, Maestro!
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Thanks Dan for this. Love from Malawi
Thanks for tuning in 🙋🏻♂️🎸
Great Video buddy!!! Keep sharing the knowledge.
Yoav :-) Thanks brother
Your a great teacher. Bebop is not my thing but would love some lessons on jazz/ blues. Thanks so much
Sound good! Thanks for tuning in, check out some previous videos, stay in touch 🎸🙋🏻♂
@@WeissGuitar I will. So busy learning. There is so much great content on UA-cam and I want to learn it all! you are a fantastic teacher but its a bit more technical then where I want to be right now. Keep doing what you do, you are a talented teacher
Bebop is jazz
You are a great teacher of concepts and their real-life applications. There are some other good teachers, but after their lessons, I am no smarter. I think I have to do your Galactic guitar to ever reach near my goals and truly feel like a Jazz musician. Peace man
Thank You for being here TenBroeck :-) So happy to help you,
thats what we guitar friends do for one another.
enjoy music, and of course welcoming you with open arms as a Galactic Member.
Really really good. Thx!
🎸🙋🏻♂️Thanks for tuning in, Özkan
Love these lessons! sometimes i find myself cheating by thinking of triads through related chords, which always made me look at an augmented chord inside the altered scale instead of purely in its triad form. I think it makes it harder to encapsulate when i think of it this way because im locked into the familiar scale, time to hit the shed 🙏
Hey there! Thank you so much for tuning in and for your comment. I'm glad you're enjoying the lessons! I wanted to let you know that thinking of triads through related chords (I call that 'Diatonic Awareness') is actually a great way to approach music. By doing so, you're exploring the harmonic and melodic possibilities within a key center, (melodic minor..lydian..included) and seeing how everything fits together within a scale's framework. It's definitely not a cheat - it's a valuable tool in your musical toolbox! Keep practicing and exploring your own path, and feel free to stay in touch. Thanks again for your support! stay in touch
Genius man
Thanks for tuning in, Damian 🙋🏻♂️🎸💫🙏🏻
I subscribe to this! Thank you very much.
Welcome aboard Derrick,Thanks for being here :) stay in touch
Hey man, you're making me to learn playing guitar again ) I've been playing for 5 years in a band, but then left that hobby
That's awesome to hear, @brainformer2007! 🤘 I'm glad the content is reigniting your passion for playing the guitar. Welcome back to the world of music! If you ever need tips or have questions, feel free to reach out.
Great vid
Thanks for tuning in George, stay in touch 🎸🙋♂️
I think this was a very cool and very wise lesson. You confirm your basic knowledge and get equiped with the tools to reach to your own next level. All I could say is: BRAVO !
Thank you 🙏
Daniel Weiss - I enjoyed the lesson and it wasn't hard to play the parts you played - and I read.
However, my life-long problem strikes again. I always forget what I play. In one ear - out the other.
I Practice Transcriptions as well as Bach partitas and sonats to enhance my memorization skills, have you tried that ? :-)
@@WeissGuitar I should! No excuses...
You got this :) @@allancerf9038
Heavy!
Zeb - Thanks so much for being here, good to see you :-) check out the new vid I just published
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Hha Thanks 🙋🏻♂️🎸
Very good advice and well presented 👏
@@paulwatsonguitar Thanks, Paul :) will upload another related one in 2hrs from now
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You're very welcome! Glad you liked it! :-) stay in touch
I have heard so many people say "learn the language"....what does that even mean??
Absolutely! You've hit the nail on the head. Jazz is not just about regurgitating a set of predefined phrases; it's about internalizing the language to the point where it becomes an integral part of your musical DNA. Much like learning a spoken language, you start by imitating, absorbing, and then eventually innovating.
As you immerse yourself in the intricacies of jazz, you'll find that your understanding of harmony, melody, and rhythm deepens. It's not just about playing the "right" notes but about developing a profound sensitivity to the musical context.
By inviting jazz to shape your own unique style, you're essentially adding your voice to the ongoing dialogue of this genre. Just as every person has a distinct way of expressing themselves in spoken language, your musical voice in jazz becomes a reflection of your experiences, emotions, and interpretations.
Harmony becomes a palette with which you paint your sonic landscapes, melody becomes the poetry of your expression, and rhythm becomes the heartbeat that propels your musical narrative forward. The beauty lies in the endless possibilities for personal interpretation and the freedom to explore the vast expanse of musical creativity.
So, perhaps - embrace the language, let it seep into your musical consciousness, and then, my friend, let it flow through you as you contribute to the ever-evolving tapestry of jazz with your own unique understanding and style. Jazz, after all, is not just a genre; it's a living, breathing language waiting to be spoken in your voice. :) good luck
Wes Montgomery didn't learn all the essentials. At the end of the day, it's about phrasing, which you develop from your ear as well as building inner timing skills. I'll never knock learning theory, however, you need to spend more time playing and learning songs/ standards than the time you spend with your face in a book. The brain can only take in, process and memorize so many concepts at a time. By playing, especially to backing tracks or along with recordings, you build valuable muscle memory and phrasing techniques. Bottom line is, everybody has different goals and there are different paths to take to get there. 🤙🎸🤖