Color Your Chords! Modal JAZZ and FUNK chords

In this lesson, I'll show you how to spice up your rhythm guitar playing over one-chord vamps by using modal chords and quartal harmony!
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Guitar: 2000 Gibson ES-335 Limited Edition
Table of Contents
0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Diatonic Chords
0:58 - Using Diatonic Chords Modally
1:33 - Dmin7 Vamp Example 1
2:17 - Quartal Harmony
4:38 - Quartal Harmony Chord Scale
5:00 - Dmin7 Vamp Example 2
5:58 - G7 Vamp
6:58 - Conclusion

[@justintuccimusic]

Youd be surprised to know Erik Satie used quartal harmony in his nocturnes. Thanks for the lesson I always learn from you!

[@Sammywhat]

This answers a lot of questions. Love to hear you play man! Don't hold back, seriously!! Thanks for the share!!

[@joseantoniobrotons4677]

Great lesson. Thanks

[@v2vroth]

great lesson thanks so much love your channel!

[@JameyArent]

Thanks so much!

[@wmccourtney2814]

You've learned well!

[@rmjoshua73]

Thanks Jamey! Variety and fun!

[@JameyArent]

You're welcome!

[@matzebubmusic8784]

love your videos - really helpful and really good taught!!

[@JameyArent]

Thank you!

[@GoodVibeTribe]

Great lesson!

[@JameyArent]

Thanks!

[@dougshankle7946]

Really good lesson Jamey!

[@JameyArent]

Thank you!

[@wallyhynds8067]

Really helpful video. The whole modal concept was just not taking and I think this moved me ahead three steps. I was able to try it out right away. Thanks!

[@JameyArent]

Great! Glad it was helpful.

[@88Daktau88]

Over my head but I enjoy it a huge amount. 👍👍👍

[@JameyArent]

Thank you!

[@miketang7533]

Great 🎶🎸 ideas 👍🙏

[@JameyArent]

Thanks!

[@MixolydianMode]

Very good lesson and easy to apply right away. Thank you!

[@JameyArent]

Thanks!

[@wmccourtney2814]

Agreed.🍏

[@nunezkant]

So the idea is always lowering the third of each chord a whole step?

[@JameyArent]

Close! The idea is to lower the 5th of every chord down one note in the scale, or the diatonic 4th of each chord. In the cases of the I, ii, iii, V, and vi chords, it’s moving the 5th down a whole step to the 4th. In the case of the IV and vii chord, the 5th moves down a half step.