Harmonic Minor is Amazing on these chords!
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2022
- Here are 3 chords where it works, and one is a bit outside 😎😁
1 E7(b9, b13) (Phrygian Dominant)
2 G# Diminished
3 Fmaj7(#9#11) or E/F
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Currently obsessed with this scale 🙃 I love how you can get nearly all four note chord types from it!
I love harmonic minor. It conventionally sounds exotic. But playing it over those chords completely changes its nature. I have a lot to learn about jazz.
Develope a ear for what u trying to play and feel and it will come naturally.
Those chords really are beautiful
I never thought of using it over a fully diminish chord which makes sense when you relate it to it's dominant function. The Fmaj#9#11 is really cool.
That is most likely what you hear in songs if you check what the melody is over a dim chord 🙂
Very nice over those chords
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Thanks for this. I'm not that advanced, but have always liked the harmonic minor. It seems like a lot if instructors pass over it in favor of the jazz minor and other scales. You've given me some extra food for thought, because I never thought to us it over the appropriate major 7th.
It’s so weird. I stumbled upon your channel again recently and it’s really something on how your accent is practically gone now! Whoa.
That maj7 will resolve SO nicely... very Dire Straights.
Thank you sir!♡
perfect video. Education and sounds awesome. I now want to practice immediately
Go for it!
Nice Noir vibes.
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Tone and taste unlievable Jens!!! Greetings from Rosario Argentina
Thank you 🙂
This is gold. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the sound
wow!!! that combines sooo good
I really love your lessons
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on diminished, nice
Great* Jimmy Raney was incredible with minor improv. I used to go see him play in Manhattan many years ago.
More please. This is amazing
Cool
Beautiful! You said in another comment that you 'don't think in modes', but a longer video on use of harmonic minor modes in jazz would be great!
Effectively, that's what you're doing here isn't it? An easy example would be playing the C major scale over a D minor chord, you can look at it that way or call it the Dorian mode. Same thing....
I don't pretend to know any jazz, but going back to the harmonic minor, Dorian #4 over the IV chord seems a nice one.
I don't think in modes, it doesn't really work for moving or tonal harmony, but here's the video you are looking for: ua-cam.com/video/kJ5tLJNu5RA/v-deo.html
@@JensLarsen ah, thanks. That was a quick reply! I guess it's more chord/scale method then, and just memorising which scales are your options. Cheers.
@@VirtualModular I also don't think that is how you hear a song if you are listening to it, but you can explore that yourself 😁
Thanks, I have a lot to learn...
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These chords have aesthetic punch.
Beautiful ! 😲👏👏🎶🎸🎸
ah yes on a f chord never thought bout that, thanks!
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Sounds like a mystery is a foot !
Sounds like the mystery chord that plays when you find a secret item in the original Tomb Raider series
Ok! I never played that, so I wouldn't know 🙂
aaah noo I missed you in march. I wanna check you out live. I'm kinda confused whether you speak dutch yes or no, because you are danish? but you stayed in the hague and Dutch is pretty difficult
In what context would you play or encounter a maj7(#9#11)?
As a weird substitute for a tonic chord, can be good for endings. Monk uses it in Round midnight and Shorter uses it in Speak No Evil
Steely Dan used those scales all the time
Yes, most music does :)
Dominant phrygian, diminished and lydian #9
Are you maybe mixing something up here?
@@JensLarsen I can don't think so. A harmonic minor over E7 is E dominant Phrygian, A harmonic minor over G# diminished is G# diminished, and A harmonic minor over Fmaj7 is F lydian #9
@@TedBoyRomarino G# Diminished scale has how many notes?
@@JensLarsen I don't know what you call the seventh mode of harmonic minor. I call it diminished, and obviously it has 7 notes. I know, some people only call the 8 note Dom Dim diminished.
@@TedBoyRomarino If people refer to the diminished scale then it is the 8-note symmetrical scale. Just try to google "Diminished scale"
I am sure there is a better way to describe it than that, I guess Locrian bb7 would make more sense? I don't really think in modes as you can probably tell.
Thanks my tutor. So this means we can play it over minor 2 5s chord?
I'm not good in math but those sound good.
I wish the examples were a little longer. Maybe 8 measures showing it
This is a short, so there is not time for 8 measure examples. But I also think that these 3 sounds very rarely apear for more than a bar or two at the time, so in a way that would maybe be a bit unrealistic?
@@JensLarsen I guess it was hard for me to sense the distinct character each contributes fully.
Lovely. Scales need chords...
Hey, how did you chose chords that fit A harmonic min? Is there a rule for it or something?
They are 3 of the diatonic chords where it is commonly used. You need to learn to construct diatonic chords :)
What pick are you using here?
It's a chicken pick badazz 3.5mm. They are really great!
@@JensLarsen Thanks! Going to give these a try 👍
the sound is so sexy.
These are bond kill sound effects lol.
hmmm... sounds like modes.
When would Maj7#9 be a useful? Is there a song that uses that chord? Seems like some kind of hellish chord that would appear to undermine the concept of functional harmony
Round midnight and speak no evil use them 🙂
@@JensLarsen Oh yeah? Which bar is that? i.pinimg.com/originals/c5/d3/93/c5d39361238075a89985fe6d589b565f.jpg
@@YellowJello57 end of the bridge of speak no evil and the intro to round midnight. But the root isn't F 😁
What the fuck are you talking about man? I’m going back to sleep.
Your average Joe dropping into a video with someone who knows to much theory.
Why is Fmaj7 "outside" for a minor harmonic? The chords you gave are part of exactly what you'd build using harmonic minor anyway. And since harmonic minor is technically more common than natural minor, what you played is really "inside", isn't it?
The sharped g as the sharp 9 and natural b as a sharped 11th provide those tones just like you said.
And g#dim7 is the chord for the seventh scale degree of harmonic minor, so that's correct too. The E7 is the dominant for amin harmonic, too.
According to my theory book, these are standard chords for a minor. Because apparently it's more common in music to use a VDom7 and #viidim7 for minor than a v7 or VII7
Like, everything you used is just music theory, which a real jazz player would know. As opposed to a plain, internet-esucated guitar guy who thinks minor is only supposed to be natural minor.
Well, if it's in your theory book, then I think you should play a lot of those inside maj7#9 chords next time you go to a jam session and see how that works for you 😁
@@JensLarsen wait am I wrong? I AM trying to learn lol, even if I came off like a dick. Which I apologize if I did
@@kilgoretrout321 sure, no worries. Yes, you are wrong, but as I said: try it out with a band and listen to how it sounds, don't think you know because you read it in a book.
@@JensLarsen oh okay. By that you mean that most players don't use the harmonic minor, so if I do it freely I'll be in for a rude awakening? It occurs to me that maybe the theory book's writers mean that harmonic minor is more prevalent in 19th-century classical music...
@@kilgoretrout321 by that I mean that Maj7#9 chords are not very common.
I hate this small insta videos, is any way to see it bigger? :)
Maybe this: ua-cam.com/video/kJ5tLJNu5RA/v-deo.html
@@JensLarsen thank you, I know this video of yours, I was wondering about the format, can it be played back after a few seconds, etc., very bad format for studying. Old gold youtube.
@@ivanbrutenic7471 I don't know, that depends on where you watch it I think?
@@JensLarsen may be
I'm watching it on the PC
can you enlarge the video on some device, or rewind it?
Whatever
Yeah i didn't understand shit