Filling time with inversions and Barry Harris movements

[@JazzSkills]

Here are my other Barry Harris videos: kzbin.info/aero/PL2GT-F7_oAbkEGy3Sm5jjoowPJLGs6Zzd

[@manschool4992]

9:44 Thank you! I accompany my jazz vocalist wife (vocal/guitar duo). Your videos have opened up a whole world of possibilities. My focus at Jazz school decades ago was always focused on post 1959 to 1966 single note lines and modal accompaniment. Since I met her pre 1959 Jazz has blown me away. I realized a huge gap in my playing. I’m going to join JazzSkills today. I’m very excited about all the lessons you’ve put together and look forward to learning more.

[@chriscatapano1788]

What a great tutorial Shan. I recently have found your channel and feel this is one of the best lessons of yours I've come across

[@DrewLind_]

I continue to learn something new from each of these videos, and it is invaluable to me. Thanks for making these!

[@ClipofTheDayy]

Very hard to find Barry Harris concepts online. Glad to see you making videos about his concepts.

[@JazzSkills]

Thank you for your kind comment and I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying the lessons.

[@twli]

Great tips, thank you!

[@JazzSkills]

Glad it was helpful!

[@isoEH]

Thanik you. Several concepts at once.

[@charlesbecker214]

Thanks so much for providing a great lesson on a technique that's often overlooked (as you stated).

[@JazzSkills]

Thank you Charles. I wish you the best with your playing.

[@mirkocaserta]

Hey Shan, lovely lesson, as usual. I just wanted to say that your thumbnails are top notch and they always make me giggle a bit.

[@JazzSkills]

haha thanks Mirko and keep up your great work!

[@NizJazzBTC]

The new virtual piano thing is great. Even though I’m a guitarist, I love it. Thanks!

[@djnoy842]

Very helpful as usual, thanks 😊

[@abuwabu]

Fantastic. Thanks

[@miladydewinter8551]

Solid tips!

[@JazzSkills]

Glad it was helpful!

[@faisletoismeme]

you are the best

[@jazmaan]

I like your lessons, even though I'm a horn player. Would appreciate any lesson you might devise aimed at horn players!

[@ivettamelkumyan5261]

Thank you for sharing your precious experience. And every time I use it, in my brain it's like aaa, I learn this from Shan.😊

[@xandarmecky9705]

Thnks😊

[@ianleemusic]

Love it!

[@nestorcomuzzi6146]

nuevo subscriptor aquí ,gracias !

[@JazzSkills]

De nada :)

[@jazzmusicianjazz637]

@@JazzSkills you are using a chord chart program what is is

[@martycli9299]

Nice video, very helpful!

[@JazzSkills]

Thank you and I wish you well with your jazz playing.

[@MrFedemoral]

Hi shan! which app are you using for the backing tracks?

[@GregorySM2010]

The chord progression should be spelled CORRECTLY: there is NO such thing as 2nd diminished. It’s just 1st inversion of the 7th diminished! For example: I6-vii Dim-, and so on. 😅

[@jhm5734]

Your comment is a perfect example of how a little knowledge can be very dangerous....my advice would be to contact Shan and he will unlock theory that has been taught wrongly for so long...changed my musical life forever!

[@JazzSkills]

Sorry but if you're going to turn on caps lock and laughing emojis, it's better that you know what you're talking about. It's not like I haven't understood (or taught) that chord VII is a dim triad or even dim7th functioning as the dominant in my lessons. I haven't described IIdim as a function anyway. I just said to put a dim chord on the II. There may have been a time that rare comments like yours would discourage me from sharing what I can about music to help people here but fortunately, those days are over.

[@GregorySM2010]

@@JazzSkills I didn't mean to offend you, sir. Sorry. Good luck. 🎶