Creative 'New' Major Scale Exercises - The most important Chords used in music!

[@kolyagrig]

I’m a guitar player, but you channel is more informative than many other guitar channels. Thank you!

[@zidedufre46]

Seriously it is....

[@encapsul]

very true.

[@mariorossi7225]

another one here.. i agree :-)

[@JariSatta]

Totally good stuff

[@Drawings4Kids]

absolutely!!

[@fiil12]

I like your examples are recorded, not just MIDI. The example recordings contain rich details that I have to consider when I exercise. Thank you for quality contents!

[@Poldo77miticu]

the best video and lesson on the major scale I've ever seen!! a lot of professional teachers should learn from this video!

[@spikeduncan6501]

Am in first year music col for Trumpet, am going to add these exercises into my routine, it’s perfect for improving technique on so many different levels and it’s not a drag like practically every other damn book I have to work through!! Thank you!!!

[@iphone4wsom3]

how is it possible that simple major triads can sound so beautiful?! wow! good job and keep up the awesome work!

[@Ronno4691]

Try playing the Pentatonic Major scale in C (C, D, E, G, A) over the chords C, Am, F, G on piano. Sounds SO much better than on guitar!

[@gguo1027]

WorldOfMusic ,good, I agree.

[@billhatcher9303]

see JS BACH....;-)

[@curroinen6508]

Ask Mozart... regards

[@benaiahwright937]

I've noticed good players always make that happen.

[@paulfairchild3461]

Love to hear the soprano sax being played ,sounding excellent .

[@imedicineman]

Some people say, and maybe even you, that exercises like this are not musical. I respectfully disagree. And, what's amazing also is that you can make it relevant for all instruments. Thank you, so much.

[@marcussfebruary9104]

Wonderfully said sir!

[@bkkl1986]

Thank you for this great exercise. I have been trying to play these on the guitar for a couple of days now. First I tried to do it with maximum stretch with only the bottom two strings (B and E), then I tried to do them with as less movement on the fretboard as possible. It really provided me with a big insight on the triad positions on the fretboard and how I can switch between them. I think it also helps keep up with chord changes and makes me sound like I actually know what I am doing during a solo. It is training my ear and making me internalise the sound of triads also. I really appreciate this video.

[@robinreidmusic]

Fantastic player! Thanks for your dedication to teaching. Regards Robin from Canada.

[@BernieHollandMusic]

Well done - I have read all the comments and it is clear that you are appreciated by many - thank you again for your generosity in sharing this

[@Elvis-dw7ux]

Blimey!!!! Excellent....cheers from Toronto!

[@tomofield]

All instruments!? Some are tough on the upright bass! Good challenge. Great lesson as always. Thank you, good sir.

[@h0rcrux774]

the triangle

[@raidone7413]

I play the upright bass too, we're in this together💪

[@bromixsr]

I ran these through all the keys as a warm up, and I was almost too worn out to practice anything else. On the sax it is a great fingering, breath, and embouchure workout...as well as to the mind. May have to introduce it to my students.

[@7deepbreaths.sounds]

Tone is IMMACULATE!!

[@edwardarling3387]

Thank you for all the great tutorials. I find them very helpful and apply to my accordion playing.

[@justinchoijcjc]

Holy crap, this is awesome. I could not find any video like this for my guitar playing.

[@jnelson508]

Thanks for all the new patterns that will add fun and interest to my flute practice.

[@bobscratchit9665]

Subscribed half way through. I'm mostly a rock and blues player, but I've been working on similar stuff to this lately. This takes what I've been doing up a notch. Exactly what I needed.

[@rashidghous9310]

Excellent exercises. God bless you for sharing this

[@robbes7rh]

Super solid lesson, this one. It shows how you can use all twelve notes in the context of very basic diatonic harmony by utilizing chromatic neighboring tones to approach the chordal tones of the harmonic progression you’re working in. And just so you don’t get shackled to groupings of 3 and 4 note patterns, throw in 5’s, 6’s, and 7 note patterns, and that ought to feel like a weekend furlough from prison. Or, even an early release! Taste the freedom.

[@dougsguitarstuff4446]

You are a genius! This is pretty incredible and will help me with both guitar and sax! Thank-you so much!

[@saxfish]

< These and the minor excercises are most enriching and expanding. Thank You JD ! >

[@emmanuelogunwuyi162]

really educative.. how do we get pdf for these videos

[@ajadrew]

This is simply superb for the bass...thank you!!!

[@sjk2cor517]

Well that is eye opening. Thank you so much and keep up the excellent work you do.

[@pocketinfinity5260]

I’m going to add this too my warm up routine on trombone.

[@themanprez8921]

Jack Fnn Bauer you can read treble clef? Cause I’m a trombone but I don’t know how to read treble

[@richardnadson2328]

The man Prez just play it down an octave.

[@themanprez8921]

Richard Nadson ok bet

[@ariekoren4256]

Jack Fnn Bauer And me on guitar

[@julianp822]

Yes sir!!! Bone gang!

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I'm just starting out, I understood the first exercise and will practice that. I'll have to work up to the other exercises.

[@bagragaurav8]

Thank you so very much JazzDuets so very much helpful!! Please upload more content like this.

[@WBUSCH49]

I believe that if you make like 20 compositions with the chromatic approach harmonised..you will create a new style in jazz, weren't the coltrane changes strongly fundameted in major harmony(yet modulating>>>) this sounds great!!!

[@rmoraespinto]

Excellent educational content with a creative and notable presentation. Congratulations and thanks!

[@bornaerceg9984]

This is amazing, because it's very similar to how old masters in 18th and 19th century approached this! Thank you!

[@onlyrick]

Great stuff. Thanks. I'll be starting these on my guitar and flute TODAY.

[@sergicabedo]

Your videos are awesome...THANKS!

[@JazzDuets]

The pdf is available here: jazzduets.com/collections/exercises/products/creative-major-scale-exercises

[@wonsangwoo]

Chord guru

[@nicklausse100]

cant access it in my country please email [e-mail]

[@HarmoniqMusiq]

Word.

[@rikycaru]

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[@jimmywang9692]

Jazz Duets ü

[@yellowbergamotrose]

I love this! It is so fun to try and sing along. 💜. Thank you! I love how you have the notes displayed, too!

[@michaeldean9338]

I LOVE this cat's videos! Someone has a nice sound on that soprano.

[@fatihsultanmehmet5606]

Best set of exercise ever.

[@theboy5038]

Woooooow great work I hope to finish it soon

[@conansilva426]

Amazing Class!! I started my studies at Sax Soprano 5 months ago, and this helped me a lot in understanding the score. Mainly because the sound is sounding in soprano sax timbre. Excellent class. Thank you very much ... Here from Brazil!

[@HolyDawit]

Salve Daniel. Outro aprendiz do sax brasileiro aqui também. Eu pratico no tenor. Se quiser podemos trocar materiais de estudo. Abss

[@guitarproject379]

God bless you my dear friend!!! You are so kind and so smart man!!! I hope so the God will make you so happy and so rich, because Only a few in our world will do such work for free and for the benefit of people like you !!!

[@RaffyFrancisco]

So much to learn and practice from this. THANK YOU!!!

[@officialgreenson4201]

I love your channel.There is a lot of good lesosn inside it.it really helps!

[@craigdouglas9979]

very nice soprano sound. Modern without being nasal. ...and, very in tune!

[@onemay]

Everything is so beautiful! Love this tutorial so much..

[@rumikallenbach]

You are a virtuoso! Erudite and clear. These videos are a joy. Where did you/do you study music, if i may ask?

[@JazzDuets]

Cheers, very flattering! I studied at Berklee but feel I learn more from life, playing with other musicians and records.

[@DJDGLM]

I am so pleased to have found this lesson. Precise, easily related to. You are an excellent conveyor of your ideas. Many Many Thanks

[@oboisadamore114]

A hug from Mexico 🇲🇽 yeii i am an oboist and I loved your video because it is a way to play scales and have fun with harmony and train the ear I liked it a lot

[@gustavgotblues1888]

Perfect lesson. Thank you so much!

[@robertocipullo6240]

Bravo! Congratulations. Very clear and didatic. Thank You.

[@ThePhunnman5]

I’m always on the lookout for good exercises! These are lovely, thank you.

[@miplandeestudio4570]

Excellent tutorial !!! very nice, I liked it a lot thank you for sharing such great content.

[@jonathanfinkelman7419]

Thanks for this really nice exercise. I've been working with just the first line of the first exercise for a day or so, and I can see how it could really help with my awareness of the harmonic functionality of each note in the scale. I also have been taking the ascending part of the first exercise and playing each ascending triplet in descending scale order -- CEG, BDG, ACF, GCE, etc.

[@reinekefuchs267]

Wow, amazing work! thanks so much for this! inspires me to practise more!

[@zzzut]

Brilliant! Thank you for those great suggestions.

[@ricaard]

Digitally applauded!

[@muhammadshaalan9025]

Perfect thanks for your help

[@stanits1983]

great work !thanks ! one of the best lessons in youtube !

[@hsrenanhs]

Best Chanel! Thanks for your material

[@APFELSTRUDELL]

very interesting.very clear and useful,even for a professional pianist.TY

[@Soudafloresta]

Woow! Making Fun on practice! Nice! Thank you!

[@EnlightenedRogue24]

Awesome exercises! Thank you! 🎷😎👍

[@soniadervaux4280]

Merci beaucoup pour toutes ces leçons

[@bbcocallaghan]

loads of great language here - thanks

[@JazzDuets]

glad you noticed that!

[@alexandra.willitts6988]

Jazz Duets.................@ 1:11...............F is the 3rd in an F major chord...........???

[@micollicolli1266]

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[@pedrocortejosa]

Muchas gracias una vez más por sistematizar tan claramente este material. Bravo!

[@thepanman4u]

This is great! Just got the PDF. Thanks

[@alfonsoalcala]

Works amazing on bass, thanks!

[@peanutsconcoppham9251]

many thanks for this lesson from Jazz Duets. it is very interesting and understandable.

[@jz4901]

Thanks, nice vid and nice tone. Not a sax player but appreciate the sharing! Have a good one, z

[@javiermendoza7234]

Excellent to improvise and make my own licks!! Thanks man!

[@lennmendoza5130]

Awesome thank you for sharing this vital info, this is truly a amazing way to use melodic shapes in a major or minor chord.

[@lukmanvoilaGitarcover]

Yes like tutorial partitur..I subscribe to your channel now thanks to the video I like 👍👍

[@robinmarwick1982]

Great video...love your sound.

[@tobiaszwronka5920]

THis is exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much!

[@jameswebster6733]

This video was SOOOOO helpful!!Thank you so much!! Please do this video for every mode of the major scale as well and maybe some other scales like the harmonic minor/major for example. Thanks again!!

[@JazzDuets]

there is a video on minors kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaDFmHSpeb-rqdk cheers

[@naskosax8330]

Thank you man very good lesson 👍👍👍

[@premnepali7992]

learned more from your 3 videos than my 30 years of music study. Thank u

[@mcjourneys1031]

Interesting re harmonisation of major scale. never considered this. Thanks

[@gregmurray7846]

Brilliant exercises Mr Homes

[@GrigorisSiaterlis]

Excellent work!! Thank you very much!!!

[@segundoreynoso7397]

Very good lesson, thanks !!!

[@godoyfg1]

I will practice on piano. Very useful. Thanks

[@matsmanteatern698]

A couple of years later I’m still only halfway throu this exersice... (that’s in all 12 keys) Great exercise!!

[@chaplainmattsanders4884]

mats manteatern. Great!! Keep up the hard work. It pays off.

[@brianswitzer]

Bravo. Crystal clear. Thank you!

[@JazzDuets]

cheers man!

[@musikomouse8283]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I’m sure my students and I will have lots of fun working on techniques😺

[@bieve1973]

So cool, I love that I will play it with my euphonium

[@dennismurayama6371]

Very good!! Thanks!!!

[@stevelavan69]

great stuff thanks!

[@beneditodealmeida5080]

Melhor vídeo que.já vi até agora com relação a improvisó!!

[@MrDizzyvonclutch]

Nice! Thank you! I get bored with strait scale practice and teachers in college didn't want to give me extra material...

[@RIFFSTUDIO1]

so many possibilities!!!sound so cool!!!!Thanks for the great work!!!!

[@nicanorramoschamorro8557]

Excelente material..Gracias por el aporte musical...

[@rahulmurthy1763]

Looks so simple, but when you actually start playing 😅 so good, very useful,,, Master teach me more... Best teacher. Best thinking musician / teacher.

[@sandiyy]

Wow wow wow wow!! Thank you!

[@marioguarini]

Man how musical is exercise 8? you are always a great ispiration thank you so much

[@adolfosuar]

me gustan estos videos de estudio. Grasiah.

[@eftbfl]

tried doing this on my drum kit had a rough time plz help

[@JamesSeaberry]

Tune down a half step.... :p

[@Nisymphony]

@@JamesSeaberry are you left handed?::))

[@JamesSeaberry]

@@Nisymphony Yes, I am a total mess; some things I do left, some things right. I tried at first to play the guitar right-handed, and it was just not working. I tried lefty and it seemed to be very natural. It looks weird and good instruments are rare, but it worked out for me!!

[@hansdumbf7608]

lol! you really are a natural born drummer...

[@Budy69able]

Play the triangle, it is better for make this exercises...

[@jsazparren]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! THIS IS REALLY INSPIRE ME!!! BIG HAG FROM ARGENTINA!!!

[@magnificentelectromagnetic7417]

very nice exercises. thank you

[@jazzman5241]

Great inspiration.thank you so much

[@hatebreeder999]

Amazing exercises

[@raymonddavid4061]

i love this channel