3 Most Beautiful Minor Chords!😎
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Beautiful m7 chords! One is a little spicy 🌶🌶 😎 Get some great sounds in there! 🎸
#1 Dm7(9)
#2 Dm7(9) using an Fmaj7 Drop2
#3 Dm7(11,13)
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Nothing beats the good old C G Am F
I call it the magic progression🌚.
It sounds right even of you sing nonsense
Amen brother, that’s the extent of my knowledge on chords I actually know the name of
No one trumps “The People’s Key” of G major
A lot of progressions beat that Alison but it’s prob the most common progression used at the moment
Blink chords
I didn't understand anything
The joys of never learning theory 😭
Ignorance is a bliss
The beeps and the boops were pretty. I like
Its kinda same for me but i also understand, its like i dont like to memorize the name of the chords cuz sometimes its too long or kinda same name but i remember the chord patterns through seeing and listening.
@@bukogakirada yeah tbh its just different approaches, someone whos an expert at theory will probably never get that creative bc they’re just a trained nerd when you get down to it
This is why i love minors.
Ayoo 🤨
I guess I must like my chords spicy because I thought the last one sounded beautiful. Thanks for adding the V and I chords afterwards, by the way.
Exactly. My mind went in a lot of different directions on that 3rd one.
is that what he is doing I figured that was just some 🌭🌭hotdogin
Been playing guitar for 35 years and this is still like voodoo to me. I wish I had the required dedication to learn this stuff. It’s sounds so beautiful.
Thank you! It is not super complicated actually 🙂
“GET TO THE CHOPPER NOW!!!!!”
GET TO THE CMin7d
Hilarious!
"It's a toomah!!! get dah ooon!!!
This is what I've been looking for. The sound of unknown richness saturated in the harmonic beauty of chord textures.🙏🏽
A small venue with a small dance floor...that 3rd set is how you want to end the last song of the night, fantastic!
That minor thirteenth chord broke my pinky for months.
I love this style of voicing when composing something with feeling telling a story almost.Thanks again!
Glad you enjoy it!
Idk what’s going on but I’m here for it
My ears understand the beauty
Love that tone.
Thank you 🙂
Nothing beats the beauty of a minor chord with add9
Sounds like a piano, thank you!
✌️😎🎸🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶
Loving these short clips, I’ve learned so much from you and that last 2-5-1 was the smoothest spice my ears ever tasted
Thanks again
Glad you enjoyed!
Very very nice Jens. That first Dm(9) is a little stretch for my hand, but very practical. Thanks.
I don't think it's physically possible for me lol
Beautiful chords to explore!! Thank you!
Those where good. It's amazing how certain chords don't sound good unless its played before or after a particular chord. I'm gonna practice these you showed. Thank you
Thanks! In music, Context is everything!
Just saw Pat Metheny at Longwood Gardens, PA USA great show! Chords sound Methenyesque! 😊
That last chord gives huge Allan Holdsworth vibes.
Wonderful! Thanks!!! First voicing got me hooked!
I'm no scientist but these look moveable. I like that.
When you put it all together at the end,
it definitely hits a chord.
No matter how complicated your instructions, I learn something. Thanks
Absolutely beautiful voicings!! Can listen to you all day
Thanks for listening
The last one is so good
Uff!those are si beautiful,enigmático and spicy minor chords.
Thank you! :)
I don't understand anything this man say, but I'm gonna learn this chords ❤
I love the danish Way you talk
Awesome sound.
Glad you like it!
Thank you more than life for the tab!!
I spent on about 10 minutes watching this short only and kept playing these unusual chords(for me) over and over again. I decided to subscribe and keep learning from you from now. Thank you!
Mind blowing
🙏
Beautiful chords and tone. Thank you Jens for sharing this.
Sweet haunting sound
Personally speaking I find the sub-interval of the dominant tonic to function as an augmented chromatic ascending harmonic tonal voicing but only if the root is suspended and diminished. ... haha 😉
Oh lord, that’s good 😊 Especially the last 251 👏
Thank you 🙂
Yes
I just absolutely love you. Thank you for making sense of this for me.
The first two examples were spicy. That third one was just a great sound.
Amazing! Thanks *so, so* much!!
Excellent ,Jens ...you are clearly enjoying ....always a plus point.Thanks
Thank you 🙂
Amazing amazing
Thanks a lot 😊
That’s so beautifully layered. Everything from warm to some kind interesting friction
Thank you 🙂 Glad you like it!
@@JensLarsen like it? I love it
Excellent! Glad I subscribed! Reminds me of some great chords which usually have a different root in the bass used for tension!
Glad you like it 🙂
Exellent, thank you for sharing :)
Glad you like it 🙂
Nothing beats the good old C C7 F Fm
Yes, what you said
This just made me have an epiphany. Thanks Jens.
That's great!
It took me two years to learn the coicings and the quality and order of each interval I have under my fingers...
Now I see that you can ommit the root and shift these voicings to get minor out of major and so forth...!
I wonder when this rabbit hole is going to become crystal clear😢😂
They're all 🌶 my dude
that ii-V on something monotonous like Central Park West would be really nice
m9 my favorite
im just glad to see it wasnt marco talking about another set of oh so beautyful chords..
Who is Marco?
@@JensLarsen
A guitar yt guy just like you 😁
Sempre trazendo novidades.
Gratidão pelos vídeos... ♥️🙏🏿
So glad I found ur channel!
Omg...fabulous chords...and voicing...
I only know the 7th chord, there are so many chords that I have to learn more
Gems💎 you the sauce god bro
I need to learn a few more chords. I think I have done all I can with the five I know over these decades
Go for it!
This is the sound of a Friday night, sitting in the balcony with your guitar, or sax, or Rhodes, after a couple Whiskey Sours, and your phone turned off. Nothing but.
Nice Yamaha SG-2000 in the background.
Thanks! It is an SG1000 though 🙂
@@JensLarsen well they are still great.
Thanks
Which one is your favorite? 🙂
Last one :)
the 11,13 one for sure
Loved all of them!
Could the last one also be a Cmaj7sus4 Allan Holdsworth voicing?
@@willy293 The Dm7(11,13) has same notes as the Fsus2#11 which is the first chorde from Secret.
Fantastic chords and Progression!. Btw, were can I get such large fingers? 🤪🤪
11
maybe try a finglonger
Sounds great.
Thank you 🙂
Gorgeous!
Thank you! 😊
So jazzy and tensionated, i like more the "open" chords
only the study can help understand the subject of music .. thanks maestro Larsen for the work he does in teaching ... 🙂🙃😉/🎼🎵💙🎹🪘🪗🎺🎷🎸🥁💙🎶/👍✌🏿👌🏻👋🏽
My pleasure!
Duuuude, so glad I found your channel. This is entertaining and hecka educational for me. Thanks for sharing this! :3
Glad you enjoyed it!
U didn't catch shit !
I play guitar 🎸 and I've always called this the Sweet and Sour 🥡
i want to show past me this when I used to freak out over c7
I love minors!!!
Bro what💀
They are ok.
Thank you 🙂
I need to play for hours everyday till my hair is grey like yours to understand this video
Or you need to spend some time learning some basic theory and learn a few jazz songs
Chingona esta secuencia la enszmblare çon otra tendencia mas ligada al tioo de blues que me gusta tocar
Man, I wish be your student.
Sounds very Holdsworthish. 👍🎸
Thank you
I like some Alan Holsworth 2 5 1 's ... it's a bit like that
The voicings are amazing. Are u also thinking contrapuntally when creating voicings? Thanks
Thank you! Are you asking if I construct voicings using voice-leading?
@@JensLarsen yes, taking into account the intervals created by the voice leadings as they move with each other, for instance, do you favor repeating successive thirds and sixths over parallel perfect intervals when voice leading (or is that a more classical take)? Thanks!
@@todever I just move the notes, I don't really have time to think that analytically 🙂
I remember the holdsworth chords
This showed up directly after your a video advocating for the use of simplest chords😂
That Dm7(11,13) sounds like an chord of Allan Holdsworth's Looking Glass.
Beautiful
Thank you 🙂
Sounds jazz
Is that a good thing? 😁
@@JensLarsen im not related to jazz so i dont know 😅. . Those chords are hard for me to apply
Brilliant
yo thanks
Wow!!!
Subscribed!
Hey can you talk about drop voicings? Thanks for the video btw great progressions.
Yes I can: ua-cam.com/video/cxTdnBn7ljQ/v-deo.html 🙂
Yez, sounds great...
Teach me
Sounds like the Bright Size Life album.
I learned theory early on in life when my parents made me start playing classical guitar. It was 15 years of non stop studying, class, exams, and hard work.
I'm now 37 years old now and I still don't know what I'm doing. I just pirate Guitar Pro.
i love minors
That Dm7(11,13) sounds very Holdsworth
Do you need to know basic major and minors scales to read sheet music?
No, but it helps a lot 🙂
Play wonderwall
he goes the last one is a bit spicy and then i saw the first chord
What did you think about the last one? 😁