DOMINANT CHORDS ARE CALLED THAT FOR A REASON Jazz Tactics #16

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This is the 16th episode in the Jazz Tactics series, leading off a sequence of videos on dominant chord resolution. Please make sure to leave a LIKE (and if you REALLY like it, click the THANKS button). For more like this, subscribe to the channel, and if you have a question or comment, leave them below. Thanks for watching!

[@gregoiremary1372]

So clearly explained ! Even for a french Guy. It's a real pleasure to ear someone who seems to manage language and music at the same level, witch makes the understanding crystal clear. ( sorry if my english is not that perfect !) Thanks.

[@chasesanborn]

Your comment is both articulate and music to a teacher's ears. Thank you! (I can hear your accent in your pronunciation of the word 'hear' :)

[@lyntedrockley7295]

Crystal clear Chase, really useful.

[@chasesanborn]

I'm very glad to hear that, thank you.

[@scottyb3b7]

oooo, this guy is goooooood

[@chasesanborn]

Thank you, says 'this guy'! (Unless the comment is sarcastic, in which case I still thank you for it :)

[@ryanking2254]

Great video!

[@chasesanborn]

Thank you for saying so, Ryan!

[@craia25]

it's good to know the theory. However, the best melody tones are found by listening to your heart. 🎺

[@chasesanborn]

The goal of theory is to help your heart (or ears) find the notes you seek.

[@lyntedrockley7295]

your heart has a beat. Thats all. Your brain works out the melody.

[@CornetBlues]

This is a whole new world for me but I love to experiment with my horn 👏👏🎺🎶🎺

[@chasesanborn]

Happy exploring!

[@Nestor_Fernandez]

Thanks

[@chasesanborn]

Thank you for the tip, Nestor. I'm glad the video is helpful! CS

[@Nestor_Fernandez]

@@chasesanborn my pleasure to see high quality jazz educational materials