How To Improvise On Secondary Dominant Chords
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
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In this video you'll learn what secondary dominant chords are, and how to improvise over the "five-of-five" (V of V) secondary dominant. You'll learn the theory, then we'll pick apart six great examples from Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane and Sonny Stitt to see how it should be done.
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00:00 Intro
00:33 Resources For The Lesson
01:42 Who This Lesson Is For
02:23 The Theory
06:41 How To Improvise Over Secondary Dominants
10:20 Six Examples Of Secondary Dominant Licks
10:44 Example #1: Sonny Rollins - Toot Toot Tootsie
11:57 Example #2: Sonny Rollins - Toot Toot Tootsie
12:59 Example #3: Sonny Rollins - Toot Toot Tootsie
14:06 Example #4: John Coltrane - S'Pposin'
15:08 Example #5: Sonny Stitt - On The Sunny Side Of The Street
17:33 Example #6: Sonny Stitt - On The Sunny Side Of The Street
19:43 What To Practice
21:43 The One Note Strategy
22:41 Sign off
24:28 End Music and Bloopers - Навчання та стиль
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Wow! I watched this video, it opened my eyes. I went then to analyze Sonny Rollins’ solo on Toot, Toot Tootsie, and I started understanding the logic behind it way more better.
So I found this video again just to leave this comment. Thank you! It’s an awesome lesson! Really appreciate it. You are really a great teacher.
Thanks!
That’s great. Glad you loved it!
That's fantastic, Mr Anderson.
Thanks man :-)
Great lesson Jamie. Love those examples.
Oh thanks Nigel! Getting about a third of the usual views, but hey, gotta keep the more advanced people happy too sometimes!! 😉
fantastic lesson - thank you
My pleasure!
Nice one Jamie!
Start itThanks!
Superb video Jamie. Excellent guidance as ever & very much appreciated!! Cheers
Glad it was helpful!
Great lesson Jamie, really clear and concise, Many thanks!
My pleasure!
Fantastic! I'm not a saxophonist not even a musician I just love music and have had some training in music theory - failed guitarist. I love the lesson. Thanks .
Cool, thanks!
Another Great Video!! Thank you Sir!!👏👏
You are very welcome
Sweet vid my man!
Thanks! :-)
Excellent. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Thank you Jamie! Amazing video and explanation! It makes so much sense now!
Glad it was helpful!
Fantastic!
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Sir good day. Yho! I will have to go back to this clip. It really opened my eyes although a bit tough but it makes sense I will work on it shortly. Thank you.
Excellent!
You are a very good teacher Jamie! The reed sounded good!
Thanks Bob!
fun to watch and super helpful !
Glad it was helpful!
A REAL LESSON thank you 🙏🏼😊
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Thanks Jamie! It always amazes me; the (I don't know how to define it -- but) "natural tendency" of how some chords & notes lead to others (resolutions and secondary resolutions). This video is very helpful in learning how to work with these "natural tendencies."
Yeh, it’s interesting isn’t it?
Resolutions.
Excellent lesson Jamie
Thanks! 😃
Glad you mentioned Stitt...but another master of secondary dominants was Stan Getz...
And everything else!
WOOOOW!!! This is so inspirational, but at the same time, it makes me sick! How they can play that fast and hear the chord changes.
I know right?
Great Video Jamie! I do like the sound of the VENN D’Addario 2.5 Reed! I am going to get one as soon as it’s back in stock through Amazon!
Good choice!
@@GetYourSaxTogether Hi Jamie, in regards to Altissimo embucher, what are the basics that I need to practice? Do you recommend that I work on overtones first before attempting to change out my mouthpiece or reeds or brands? Thanks for sharing all your great videos!
@@markquiroz3460 overtones is a good starting point for most people, sure. But if you can just squawk something out, do that!!
I love your channel and it’s funny I started playing church organ aged 7, years of lesssons, moved to keyboards, recently started learning sax. I can read music, I’ve gigged, done weddings and even played on stage but my music theory is 💩 and I’ve no idea what you are talking about on here 🤣🤣🤣 I’ll carry on playing by ear and backing myself on my keyboard for the time being 🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Yeah, don't worry if it's over your head. Go to the playlists I recommend and start there.
To be honest with you I decide on a tune I like, play the start on my sax in an easy key, get my keyboard sheet music, transpose it to match the sax! I record the tune on my Genos keyboard then play along by ear on the sax 🤣🤣 my goal is careless whisper 🤣🤣 if you want a laugh I’ve put some on my channel did show me heaven this week 🤣👍🏻
@@spidermansmum awesome. Go for it!
brilliant video as always Jamie......though......very complicated I have to say. I've got some easier answers you might like though:
flippant but actually true answer to what to use to improvise over a 2ndary dominant D7 chord ........ANY NOTE YOU LIKE.....you know that's true right buddy????!!!
more helpful and easier answer for mere mortals: use a D major scale and add a flat 3, 5 and 7. This covers all the notes you laid out...no need to bother learning loads of modes in all keys.....just take the major scale and add b3,b5,b7....apply it to any 2nd dom chord.....simples!!
I checked the music choices you took examples from and at the speed the're playing you will be on a D7 for what 0.5 seconds.....you could probably get away with just playing a D note!!! LOL
Love this comment. Not sure about the b3 though?! You wouldn’t typically play an F on a D7#11. Also- it’s not really b5, because you also have the regular 5th. That’s why it’s a #11. Yeh, I know, whatever!! 🤣
@@GetYourSaxTogether ....true....well you might play an F and/or G# if you were "approach noting" the 3rd and 5th and/or going for a more bluesy vibe...but I suppose at that rate I'd end up back at "any note" territory LOL
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Good stuff to focus on the spicy notes. Great examples, super lesson. Wonder if you could change the color of the notes you play to something other than gray since each time you play a black key, it doesn't show up. You piqued my interest to try the Venn reed. So maybe you could consider the Harry Hartman Carbon and Copper Onyx reeds that I like for your future synthetic review?
Got Hartman reeds coming for review. Can't change the colour of the keys. I've seen other people with blue keys, I need to find out what they're using!
@@GetYourSaxTogether Well I ordered a Venn reed for my alto and I'll let you know if I end up getting them for my tenor and soprano after I hear how I can make them sound. ----- Amazon delivered the beautiful-looking Venn reed in its fancy packaging a few hours ago. So I decided to record to hear how it sounded compared to a Legere Signature, Carbon Onyx and Copper Carbon Classic. First, the Venn exhibited wonderful responsiveness throughout the range from low Bb to double altissimo G, but not much above that. I love that the Venn coloring closely mimics a natural reed. Its sound and character nearly match my favorite, Copper Carbon Classic. So the Venn will probably be my choice for classical venues and the Copper Carbon Classic for all other venues. And yes, I'll be getting the tenor and soprano Venn.
Can the lydian dominant be used over the V chord in a II V I context?
Absolutely. It’s not such a common choice though.
All of me
The first chord is cmaj7 i use C ion,but the second chord is E7 this is a secondary dominant? And i use a E7 lydian dominant scale?
I’d use Phrygian dominant I think.
So, isn't like adding the major 7 note over the chord which has b7 for that spice?
Sorry - not sure what you're asking! Try again?
@@GetYourSaxTogether Yeah, that does seem like a pretty abstract reply. lol
I was thinking a maj/min chord and scales. -- with a dominant 7 and a major 7, for added color.
And, the 5th of the 5th -- wouldn't that be a 2nd of the root?
Anyway, i appreciate all of your videos. I bought you a coffee a few months ago. I should buy you an entire cafe full. =)
@@dcp8nts the 5th of the 5th is certainly the 2nd of the root. I agree on that. Still somewhat shady on your first point! Thanks for the coffee!!! 🙏🏻
C13 #11
C E G Bb D F#A
Go up whole step from C root and play D triad
in scale form...
C D E F# G A Bb C
Lydian dominant
that's right.
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Shizzle, sorry about that. Try this PayPal link? paypal.me/getyoursaxtogether
Great lesson. You explained this so well you shouldn't have to pay for a coffee for awhile. Dick
Thanks Dick!