How To Play Modal Jazz In 3 Simple Steps

[@surfrduede]

Efficient lesson and also a good tease for further study. Thanks Chase!

[@ChaseMaddox]

Thanks for watching! 🤘

[@ColbyLeeHuston]

Very well presented. Thank you

[@NathanBortonMusic]

Great lesson Chase!

[@ChaseMaddox]

Thanks Nathan! 🙏

[@JP-oe6pw]

Very well explained, I managed to follow all the way through nd subscribed

[@ChaseMaddox]

Thank you! Welcome to the channel! 🤘

[@barbermot]

Wow this worked. Great lesson!

[@ChaseMaddox]

Awesome! Glad to hear it 🤘

[@BrettPrice1983]

Thanks for this concise explanation!🎸

[@ChaseMaddox]

Glad it was helpful! 🤘

[@kevinmaddox]

Simple and effective lesson brother! Great work 🙌

[@ChaseMaddox]

Glad you think so!

[@icarusi]

I'd been playing something for a while, and no-one could explain what it was. Eventually I found it was based on 3 note harmonisied stacked 4ths, but omitting the centre note. I still don't know if there's a specific name for it, but if you use a harmonised stack of 3 4ths, it's a useful option to omit the centre note, knowing how the remaining 2 harmonise.

[@GreenJeepAdventures]

To spruce up the quartal chords, what passing chords would pair well with them?

[@ChaseMaddox]

You can use the other 4th voicings as passing chords, or just use other voicing types for D-, like D-9 or other D- voicings. Another option is to use FMaj.7 voicings as substitutes for D- voicings.