Jazz Chord Extensions & Dominant Chords: A Comprehensive Guide

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Brilliant as usual. I for one would welcome more on 7th extension rules. This series is making my practical work a lot more bearable because I understand so much more. I still sound terrible, but I understand why :). Thanks Gracie

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[@TimLamb-ri9ib]

Gracie, thank you. This is by far the best explanation I've ever come across. I hope you'll continue on with major and minor chords. Also, a subject I think many of us would like a clearer understanding of modes and practical uses.

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What notes were in a chord such as a C9, A11, or F13 chord was always unclear and confusing, especially which notes were sharp, flatted or taken straight from the parent scale. Thank you for clearing that up for me! Personally, I would love to see more lessons along these lines. Once again, your great teaching skills reign supreme! Thank you, Gracie!

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Your music theory playlist is fabulous. You did a great job of explaining chord extensions in this video. I now have more questions about chord extensions. Please give me more advanced lessons on chord extensions. Keep up the great work!

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[@TheFakeMikeLWatts]

C13 is an emotive structure. When you play it, knowing what it is, the sound contorts your expression to reflect the feeling of the chord. A C13 video would be fun to learn from!

[@Sancha-pana]

Thankyou. As illuminating as ever. You are a wonderful teacher. I'd love to see more on what parts of chord extensions get "dropped" first ( for those of us with only 4 strings to our bows) Cheers.

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[@maryhendricks6087]

Thank you Gracie. I’m glad you explained the extensions beyond 9 that are different. I understand it so much better now. The C13 was so pretty. These extensions really make the music. Keep teaching us.

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[@zoso23160]

Best explanation of dominant chords structure ever!

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Hi Gracie! These extension chords are no longer intimidating anymore. For that, I thank you! Pretty straight forward to be honest.

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[@BlueStratDude]

Thanks Gracie! I'd like to see a video on dropping notes out of these extended dominant chords like the 13th. This would be helpful for me; like someone else mentioned my instrument of choice doesn't have enough strings to play a full dominant 13th chord.

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Brilliant work Gracie. This is the best explanation out there. Thanks for your time and immeasurable patience!

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Yes, please do more videos on chord theory Gracie.

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I really appreciate this video, Gracie. I also want to hear about the C 13 chords. Thank you!

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Hi Gracie. Thanks for this video. Very thorough, and I liked the emphasis on what part we students had to remember (9th, 11th, 13th). I would be very interested in a video that showed us the more and less important ingredients to a chord recipe. Especially helpful I think for the guitarists among us. I have another question but will not pose it here. Bye John Keefe

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Very excellent explanation. Thank you.

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Very interesting explanation. Thanks

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great video!!

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Definitely need a few lessons on chord voicing for lead sheets. I find it very confusing!!

Great vídeo 👏👏

[@martinaustin5316]

Dominant chords seems to be the most common type to alter, but can you have a C minor #9 for example

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Thank you

[@michaeltesoriero7777]

Hi Gracie, My question is If a chord is written as a C-13 .... is the C7 formula apply? I'm a little confused about this. OH!... sorry you just started to go over this in your video after I posted this... sorry. Thanks Mike

[@GracieTerzian]

Just be aware that C-13 (c minor 13) is a different chord than C13! I think I only went over C13 in the video.

[@michaeltesoriero7777]

My mistake... I added the - (dash) That makes it a minor. I should of wrote it as C13.... By the way, I love the way you teach.. You have a gift that allows you to transfer your knowledge in a way that is easy to understand.

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Hi Gracie,nice work thank you, I wandered how would we go for a sus 2?

[@sophielien1359]

May i ask why we have chord extension in music? Thank you

[@GracieTerzian]

To add more beautiful notes to chords!

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do you have any videos that show how to learn the basics such as chords major, minor, diminished chords, and practice techniques for learning piano? I don't really know if I'm asking the right question, but some teachers are missing explanations about playing chords. they tell you about the inverted stuff such as a C major chord using notes from different octaves but will tell you can find any major or minor chords using a counting system of 3-4 or 4-3 to find any major or minor chords, which is confusing. I understand them both, but starting out, but applying inverted chords as a beginner seem like these teachers are just showing off confusing people.

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Hi is D7 Major or D-7 is Minor = Dm7 The same ?

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