Chordplay - 'Unlocking Harmonic Minor Chords & Progressions'

[@uncleremus5046]

Dave you are one Hell of a Teacher!! Bravo Sir.

[@abhishekrana9470]

Amazing lesson and teacher 🙏

[@LateNightLessons]

Thank you! : )

[@KingGrio]

I learnt tears in the rain by ear. And I realize that 1) I'm playing it wrong (fingerings near the nut all the time) and 2) I always wondered what the hell these chords were. And I'm glad you clarified that for me ! Thanks a lot !

[@Jasonmakesvideo]

my go to death metal mode!! try using this instead of open chugs for some hella cool breakdowns that arent mind numbing to play

[@image30p]

Great lesson! I really like that arpeggiated chord progression. It kind of reminds me of Scarified.

[@abdelrahmankhaled8239]

"Tears in the rain" was also my introduction to weird stretchy chords. When I first listened to that I decided that I have to learn it. I pulled out my classical and looked up the tabs and I was absolutely shocked that the very first chord had a stretch from the 7th to the 3rd fret haha

[@armandol5431]

I love those fast arpeggios. Great lesson.

[@polygraphovich]

Cool lesson, thx. Check out Steve Hackett’s solo on Firth of Fifth, which uses elements of E harmonic minor over non “weird” chords. 😀 Thanks also for explaining the sus vs add difference in a straightforward way.

[@dougshankle7946]

I love that!!!! This scale has always intrigued me but also scared me at the same time...always found it difficult. I need to dive back into this. Thanks!

[@pickboy7]

Cool lesson Dave! I love this scale!

[@sagarrae3951]

You sir are amazing.

[@the_end00101]

Great channel. great lessons.

[@jusevibes3969]

Very adult, mature stuff! Beautiful 👍🏽

[@fabghassem]

Great stuff…🎸🔝🎶

[@ddean8493]

Awesome lesson! Thanks so much!

[@richb6291]

Another excellent lesson David ,thanks so much ...love how you mentioned the Joe Satriani piece as I took those chords from reading the article back in the day and years later fused them into a song written for my daughter that I decided years later. Thank you for all th ed wonderful lessons too , loved the Jake E Lee lesson still working on those fingering. Have a great weekend.

[@LateNightLessons]

Wow and thank you so much! You have a great weekend too! : )

[@jcoriha]

A few of the Billie Eilesh singles are Harmonic Minor.

[@johncecilia4517]

Great lesson!

[@mjj3tube]

Awesome lesson, thank you again. Any possibility for chord play on Nick Johnston, I really like his harmony approach.

[@LateNightLessons]

I can totally try to add that to the pile and thanks for the suggestion! I really dig his ideas/playing and I love those sustained diads that he puts in his music and usually the final note of a phrase or lick too. Aaron Marshall from Intervals does that sort of thing too, so I'll see what I can come up with! : )

[@mjj3tube]

@@LateNightLessons thanks a ton, that's so kind of you.

[@scottwilson6138]

Great lesson again Have you done any lessons on effects pedals and how to get the sound of specific guitarists?

[@JuddOakes]

Good to hear harmonic minor is a great scale Do you have other mode chord scale vids I like to hear what other players think of

[@KingGrio]

I have only one question: why is there a B at all in Sultans of Swing ? Shouldn't it be Bb ? It's just a passing tone while doing the bend ?

[@andrejz8954]

So how do you "harmonize" the stuff? Cause I just wrote all the notes and skipped them and played arppegiated 4note chords (sorry x) ) and it just doesn't make sense I think.

[@wyzyguy726]

Awesome lessons... plus you look like Marc Maron.... win win

[@LateNightLessons]

Hahaha! Thank you! : )

[@ToneD5150]

Grrr8...!!!

[@jimmyc5438]

This one is way over my head, too many numbers and letters. I'll stick to chord play of AC/DC