@@valentine7079 thank you so much for the lovely feedback! I would be really excited to hear more about how the lesson was able to help you! Feel free to connect with me on Facebook / Instagram and send me a message there to talk further 🙂 my details are in the description of this video
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Great video, tha,ks man ! Could you tell me why I hear an A note on Cmaj7 ? I know it's the 6th's but not an important note. Am I wrong ?
Thank you so much! So, I don't believe that I played an A in the Cmaj7 at any point in the video... However the 6th is a very important chord tone for your I chord - because many times it is used instead of the maj7 (B) and the chords becomes C6 (R 3 5 6) because when you do that, the Cadence from V7 to I feels much more resolved. Sometimes resolving to Imaj7 (R357) doesn't sound so resolved - therefore the 6th is preferred instead of the 7th. Having said that, it is possible to have both the 7th and the 6th...! All you need to do is to use the 6th as an extension and call it a 13th instead (still the same note). So you will end up with Cmaj13 (R 3 5 7 13). Does that make sense?
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@@modernguitarliberation Yes, thank you for the explanation. I'm not talking about chords, I mean when I'm soloing trhough this, I like playing an A in the second part of CMaj7. Now I know why.
Awesome! Glad I could help! Feel free to add me on FB or/and follow on IG so you don't miss out on my content 😉 (my details are in the description of this post)
@@egimzyegimzy3566 hmm... I'm curious about your definition of a "beginner"...? Because what my personal experience as a guitar teacher in the last 15 years has shown me, is that most advanced players (outside jazz) are nowhere near there actually
@@modernguitarliberation i mean, the importance of following chord tones is learned across the board of most styles (if not all) very early on, non jazz players still should have the ability to follow chord changes - if they're saying they are an advanced player, but sound like they're still fishing around for the melody they hear in their head over simple chord changes, they are not an advanced player
@@Jb-bp7ni I would advice you to not allow other people to demotivate you with their opinions. I know it can be hard of course but it's definitely worth surrounding yourself with the right people (the ones who offer you value instead). In my online guitar academy (Modern Guitar Liberation) all the members are there to support each other and get support too. Feel free to reach out if you need help - I will be more than happy to point you to the right direction. My contact details are in the description of this video 🙏🏽
super helpfull video, i love your pacing and explanation style, thanks man
@@valentine7079 thank you so much for the lovely feedback!
I would be really excited to hear more about how the lesson was able to help you! Feel free to connect with me on Facebook / Instagram and send me a message there to talk further 🙂 my details are in the description of this video
Great video, tha,ks man ! Could you tell me why I hear an A note on Cmaj7 ? I know it's the 6th's but not an important note. Am I wrong ?
Thank you so much! So, I don't believe that I played an A in the Cmaj7 at any point in the video... However the 6th is a very important chord tone for your I chord - because many times it is used instead of the maj7 (B) and the chords becomes C6 (R 3 5 6) because when you do that, the Cadence from V7 to I feels much more resolved. Sometimes resolving to Imaj7 (R357) doesn't sound so resolved - therefore the 6th is preferred instead of the 7th.
Having said that, it is possible to have both the 7th and the 6th...! All you need to do is to use the 6th as an extension and call it a 13th instead (still the same note). So you will end up with Cmaj13 (R 3 5 7 13). Does that make sense?
@@modernguitarliberation Yes, thank you for the explanation. I'm not talking about chords, I mean when I'm soloing trhough this, I like playing an A in the second part of CMaj7. Now I know why.
Awesome! Glad I could help!
Feel free to add me on FB or/and follow on IG so you don't miss out on my content 😉 (my details are in the description of this post)
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this is more of a beginner class
@@egimzyegimzy3566 hmm... I'm curious about your definition of a "beginner"...?
Because what my personal experience as a guitar teacher in the last 15 years has shown me, is that most advanced players (outside jazz) are nowhere near there actually
@@modernguitarliberation i mean, the importance of following chord tones is learned across the board of most styles (if not all) very early on, non jazz players still should have the ability to follow chord changes - if they're saying they are an advanced player, but sound like they're still fishing around for the melody they hear in their head over simple chord changes, they are not an advanced player
How am I even meant to ever become good at jazz when my self belief is squashed by statements like this. Seriously I don’t know what to do I need help
@@Jb-bp7ni I would advice you to not allow other people to demotivate you with their opinions. I know it can be hard of course but it's definitely worth surrounding yourself with the right people (the ones who offer you value instead). In my online guitar academy (Modern Guitar Liberation) all the members are there to support each other and get support too. Feel free to reach out if you need help - I will be more than happy to point you to the right direction. My contact details are in the description of this video 🙏🏽
@@Jb-bp7ni i mean the description says "master class" i'm just saying its more like a beginner lesson.