Essential Jazz Progressions - Beginner Jazz Guitar Lesson | Toolbox 2.2

[@JonStoneable]

Beautiful. In minutes I'm playing something I've never played before. Much love

[@jazzguitar]

Wonderful!

[@liminal27]

That Godin Montreal Premiere is gorgeous.

[@jazzguitar]

Thx :)

[@liminal27]

@@jazzguitar I'm currently looking for a guitar so I'm focused on that aspect -- I failed to also recognize this excellent tutorial. Cheers.

[@jerryj2262]

Thanks! Tabs on the blog post really helped out

[@jimtessin4130]

Thank you

[@jazzguitar]

You're welcome!

[@Grant-nm2nv]

Thanks

[@mikemedina9902]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowlendge. Love your guitar too !

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you kindly!

[@knowledgesector9121]

Your videos helped me a lot.thank you

[@macjam9090]

Excellent easy to follow and understand.thank you

[@gabrielsebrian7180]

Great content!

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you Gabriel :)

[@prabhuslegalhub]

fantastic video.. love the way you teach

[@varonthomas565]

Excellent 👍🏻

[@jazzguitar]

Thank you 👍

[@stecaste5160]

great!!!!!!thanks from Italy!!!!!

[@jazzguitar]

Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out the blog for all the latest updates: www.jazzguitarlessons.net/blog

[@sadamal]

Thanks Marc.... Crystal clear👍

[@toneroable]

. . . . . . . . . . . U are , to me one of the best , explaining Jazz first steps.....but I still don't click in what U saying. Maybe U have a Video to show, b/4 this one.......thnks

[@cosmoalgieri769]

Ciao , bravo , una camicia di un altro colore ?

[@Jo-ho3zl]

I don't understand which chord should go next if I try to play with the chords. Say I wanna do II-V-I but I don't know which one should be a maj7, min7, dominant 7, etc

[@jazzguitar]

Hello! The harmony we are talking about here for the most part comes from the major scale. So the quality of the chords (maj7,min7, dom7, m7b5 etc) are derived from the major scale degrees (I say for the most part because minor harmony is a bit different aka. when we are resolving to a Im6 chord, so Cm6 for example). For a deeper explanation of the major scale harmony you can check out this link: www.jazzguitarlessons.net/blog/major-scale I hope this helps!

[@prodbkg]

Isn't the 5 chord in C minor Gm7, not G7?

[@jasonblairlewis]

Hey thanks for the awesome video! I’m wondering, why did you choose to use some Drop 3 chords instead of all drop 2 chords. What’s with the mix?

[@jazzguitar]

Hi Jason! It's just so that the root is present in all the chords and there is not too much movement between string sets or along the fretboard. So, basically, to stay close to one position and use easy fingerings.

[@ElVagabundo777]

Hello .. I have a question or rather a request for possible help. When I write notes in TAB via MIDI (I have a Godin guitar with a 13-pin input, I connect it to the Roland GR 55 and then connect it to the computer with a midi-usb cable) using a guitar, the program records the sound "c" on the 2nd string, threshold 1. I would like so that he would write the note in a different position on the fingerboard, eg string 4, fret 10. But it does not happen. So it's not good, because the piece is recorded in the wrong position on the fingerboard. Do you know something about it? Maybe there are some solutions .. Using the guitar, I write notes in TAB much faster and more conveniently. I have been looking for a solution for several months. I am asking for a possible answer. I would be very grateful for any hint. Best wishes. MiroslaV

[@richardsowden1143]

Hey frenchy

[@oneeyemonster3262]

it dosnt have to be Jazz..I can play the 1, 6 2 5 into I A Maj7 F # min B min E7 into A maj7 then change it up or write an ANSWER chord progression by borrowing the G# min as the ii chord of F# melodic min A Maj7 is sort of like inverted C# min ( it'll sound almost the same) C# min G# min B min E7.. Then...( B Maj and C# Maj are borrowed from F# melodic min) B Maj C # Maj to G#min ( simply by barring the B maj than hammer/C# maj) then A maj....B Maj....E Maj A maj7 Then C Aug E Maj F# min G#min/G#7 into C# min or A Maj7 It'll be as if I was playing in E MAJOR can playing into C#min Then D Maj7 E maj7 A Maj7 G# min ...... Or C aug into A Maj7 Then A Maj7 F# min B min E Maj or C# min G# min F# min E 7...into A Maj7 or C Aug/maj7 G Maj F Maj E min/E7 into A Maj7 or Bb Maj...hammer/pull the C Maj to F Maj..E7 into A maj7 it just different cadence or sounds. that resolves into A Maj7

[@richardsowden1143]

Hey frenchy