Advanced Jazz: Modal Sequencing

[@jamesrobinson529]

I play guitar, but I find these tutorials incredibly useful & inspiring! Thank you so much & pleasing keep sharing!

[@beachforestmountain4269]

Me too. I combine what I learn from MangoldProject (piano), with what I learn from Jens Larson (guitar) to get a better understanding of music theory in general. Sometimes I don't understand what Jens is saying, so I search for a similar tutorial on the MangoldProject channel - it really helps.

[@MangoldProject]

Thanks James. Always nice to hear from the non-piano players on the channel.

[@electricwally]

You're doing it right! That's good! I also play guitar but find applying many of my studies to the piano keyboard makes understanding theory topics a lot easier as the piano keyboard is laid out in a very straight forward way! Good luck in your studies!

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[@daveknight1775]

Thank you for once again offering such inspiring content! I really love the way you explain things.

[@MangoldProject]

Thanks Dave. Next week: minor jazz!

[@johnnykirchens3692]

@@MangoldProject Awesome can't wait !

[@chadbierman8058]

Wow thank you so much! I'm so glad got to finally figure this out! This is one of the most beautiful things to do to a progression in the world when not overdone in my opinion.

[@midodon4294]

Thank you for all the knowledge.

[@julianvillalba7997]

I'm so glad I've found your channel! You are an amazing teacher. I'm going to check on the Anomalie vid right now, I've recently learned of his music and now it's pretty much all I listen to these days. Thank you so much for giving us, pianists and aspiring pianists such valuable tools!!!

[@papajanian]

Wow, you make the hard things easy , thank you .

[@MangoldProject]

I would say I make the complex things simple, but not necessarily easy: you still need to practice a lot to internalize this!

[@papajanian]

Absolutely right,

[@beattherapydotcom]

You are casting spells with these chords - it's amazing!! 🎧💙👍🙏

[@MangoldProject]

Thanks!

[@HenryArko]

This course is very very very beneficial

[@nathanielbrice8725]

Watched for about a minute then subscribed! Great explanation and nice playing. Very helpful. Thank you!

[@MangoldProject]

Welcome about Nathaniel.

[@naseonhyeong]

Anomalie is brilliant, and so are you! Thanks for the knowledge!

[@MangoldProject]

He is indeed an outstanding musician.

[@martinajenkins]

lovely progressions. So rich.

[@nothought108]

This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing

[@MangoldProject]

You are most welcome.

[@jean-pierremagloire3332]

Simply superb. Very many thanks 🎉

[@maxprwhl]

Thanks, I was looking for those harmonies since a while

[@clefgpianostory3998]

Thanks for your lesson...

[@mikechatt]

Thank you so much for teaching this so simply! Already added to my bag haha.

[@BullytraxMusic]

Big thumbs up man, thanks for sharing !

[@TriNguyen-lq9zq]

Thank you very much for the lesson.I learn alot from this.

[@rocyang7770]

So sweet! Thanks for your lesson!

[@MangoldProject]

You're welcome Roc.

[@Domstraight]

Nice lesson again thanks a lot !

[@ernestdayne6711]

Your videos are too good. Toda Raba chaver sheli

[@HankusMaximus]

Your lessons are fantastic

[@MangoldProject]

Thanks! Trying to do my best like the rest of us.

[@juliocesarvasquezgramajo7597]

You are the best man

[@BlessedOne686]

I think ur explaining the family of four minors that Barry Harris taught. Taking ur example of D minor, if u form a Ddminished 7 on the shared D root note, anyone of those in the diminished chord can be substituted for the original Dminor 7 chord. As you’ve shown in this vid, Fmin, Abmin and Bmin would all be examples.

[@habsburgsnennjk2655]

You could also run a Bb minor with the 2-5. Awesome video 👍

[@MangoldProject]

Yes. Possibilities and variations are quite endless.

[@benjaminjoeBF3]

Great knowledge as always! thank you

[@shaunbooval9223]

You are incredible.

[@liriosanz]

Buenísimo

[@lewisinkpress]

This substitution set really add some beautiful colors!

[@jeffreyjdesir]

first to say thanks! last to master this in 12 keys :3

[@MangoldProject]

Well, technically since you're mostly moving in minor thirds you only need to master this in three keys!

[@jeffreyjdesir]

@@MangoldProject ahhh diminished groups. I'd love a tutorial on the 6th diminished scale, it's grouped the same way.

[@eternalrainbow-cj3iu]

Nice, although I knew this tricks and I call it the same still it is very helpfull and inspiring! You bring the creative element in the Ring I like that!

[@lilianaraujo4960]

You're the best! Thanks!

[@MangoldProject]

Thanks Lilian.

[@logothescanandeffectmaker2122]

Awesome thanks🤘

[@musicalintentions]

beautiful!

[@soldiertaveras6734]

so good man, thanks!

[@willschneider4616]

I wish you'd gone a bit deeper into why the dm to fm to A♭works so well. dm is D-F-A-C-E, leading to fm with is F-A♭-C-E♭-G. The voice leading here is very strong as the D resolves up to E♭ and the A resolves down to the A♭, which is contrary motion and is the same basic voice leading you have in dominant resolution. The same is true going from fm to A♭m, whereby F resolves up to G♭ and C resolves down to C♭. Contrary motion resolution by half step is strong voice leading and I think it's the secret sauce of the mediant sequence with modal borrowing.

[@amirgolshaeian3277]

thank you very much...

[@danielp.gordon4700]

Thanks!

[@op-1g.s]

Just lovely 😊 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@danielkrome2333]

Awesome

[@jimkangas4176]

I liked this idea quite a bit, but the term of "modal sequencing" is throwing me - isn't it just the axis of b3 substitutions (and a tritone sub) as Coltrane and others did? Can someone 'splain me how this is "modal"? Thanks.

[@vedantl155]

Its using modal interchange i think using f minor instead of major and b minor instead of diminished

[@Francisco_Paco_Lopez]

thanks

[@jonathandraper7065]

Nice, but I’m not convinced about your D natural added to Db7. It doesn’t work for me.

[@mrman6436]

Thank you for the tutorial, it’s really helpful and insightful. I have a question: At 2:41 how come it isn’t an F major rather than F minor (7) because you’re going up a third in the d minor? Thanks:))

[@needlessnoise]

the coolness of the technique in this vid is a way if "playing outside", doing notes outside the scale to get super jazzy. Noah kellman has some good vids you can look up about it so what he's doing here is transposing the whole chord regardless of the scale it was originally in to get a cooler more modern outside sound instead of a more boring "inside" sound

[@beachforestmountain4269]

Thanks MangoldProject. In the first part you showed us, would it be suitable to put a "B flat dominant 13" between the "F minor" and the "A flat minor" (which would add the out-of-key "dominant 5" into the modulated part of the progression)?

[@MangoldProject]

Definitely.

[@MangoldProject]

But I should say that you don't always have enough time to squeeze in all those chords, especially if you are reharmonizing and existing tune and only have X bars.

[@beachforestmountain4269]

@@MangoldProject Thanks.

[@kaitobellamy7172]

You could but by doing so, you'll break the parallel motion of minor third done through the ii-iv-vib

[@beachforestmountain4269]

@@kaitobellamy7172 Thanks - I'll be very careful of when to implement it - more likely in the creation of a song rather than in real-time improvisation.

[@kazzykasborne]

great lesson! what do you use to show the music notation and the chords on the screen?

[@MangoldProject]

ChordieApp.

[@kazzykasborne]

@@MangoldProject thank you so much!

[@alvinmilkyway]

Can I ask which software you use to display chord while playing ?

[@MangoldProject]

ChordieApp

[@alvinmilkyway]

Thanks

[@UsAsiansEatRice]

What song was this?

[@AlexEttelis]

Thanks for the video! What is the chord app?

[@MangoldProject]

ChordieApp

[@pianoLee-sx9dx]

Hey Mangold.. long time no chat.. i know that you mention that you did not advertise much with your channel but do you know anywhere apart from Facebook and reddit where i can promote my lessons?

[@MangoldProject]

Not really. I'm not sure even how or why it works for my own channel.

[@pianoLee-sx9dx]

@@MangoldProject but you are a good teacher. . I guess i just have to wait too but hope that someone would check out my piano lessons for kids based on the bastien series

[@vladlv2]

what is the name of software for chord analysis you use?

[@vladlv2]

found it, ChordieApp

[@georgechadwick8642]

The Fm is a G in negative harmony, right? So it has the same function? Then the Abm is a minor 5th cadence to the tritone substitution, which obviously resolves to the tonic C. Is that correct? Just trying to get my head around it. I've heard some people saying that negative harmony is bullshit before

[@MangoldProject]

Never got into negative harmony, so I can't really tell you! But that's an interesting theory.

[@epicbottleflips5032]

1000th LIKE!!!!

[@MangoldProject]

Here's a like from me.

[@epicbottleflips5032]

@@MangoldProject woa thanks

[@youttub7850]

Make sence and it sounds so fucking good! I mean,it gives a different color to the two 5 1 circle ! Thank yo7 very much

[@prestigesound8029]

That’s crazy