JazzEd Masterclass: Triad Pairs

[@roryleitch1550]

This is an excellent lesson. Your focus on the three triad pairs that work over the dominant sound and blues is a game changer! Thank you!

[@banjocalum]

Best explanation of triad pairs I’ve seen so far! Great job!

[@NadavHbr]

The root, flat 9th triads over the blues reminded me of Monk - will check them out today

[@rondeezy121]

Thank you for the lesson JazzEd these triads are just what I need!!!

[@GuitarJawn]

As a guitar player, just hearing it helps a lot thank you

[@pacoltrane]

Very tasteful playing and gorgeous tenor sound.

[@jdrosborough]

Awesome, very generous sharing!

[@davidmanhart2980]

Thanks so much. First time use of triad pairs made sense! Well done. Grateful for your help.

[@johnw832]

Yes , a super clear description- helps me progress improving-thankyou

[@joshcharlat850]

Very nicely done. I appreciate your encouragement, "Have some fun with it!" I very much look forward to doing it.

[@pabloochoa5455]

Amazing!!! Great triads!!! I'll start to practice this great ideas!!!

[@chocolatte629]

Thank you for the demonstration. I’ve been experimenting incorporating this sound in my playing, but find it challenging to capture that rhythmicity which you demonstrate so well. I sometimes feel like I’m playing an etude rather than swinging. I’ll take some inspiration from your sound!

[@Gabe-xw8cz]

best triad pair explainstion. ty

[@robwebb7952]

You have given me something very practical to work toward. Good lesson. Keep it up. Thank.

[@mikepautz3128]

Awesome ideas, thanks very much for this lesson. Looking forward to shedding this soon. Cheers!

[@michaelbrett5102]

Great lesson. Thank you.

[@michel.etcheverry]

Great stuff Marcus ! Thank you so much !

[@ErnieLeblanc]

Wow! - Well Done!

[@jimkangas4176]

Nice job - limiting it to 3 pairs over dom as a start is good.

[@melvynwade6951]

I have know about triad pairs from back in the days when I tried to catch John Coltrane at every opportunity that was made available to me. With that being said, I would like to say that you have explained triad pairs in a very easy to understand way that will be most welcomed on the subject.

[@petermuller161]

Diatonic, diminished, Phrygian dominant. Go for miles with these!

[@erengaisithole8891]

Great lesson mate

[@johnjacquard863]

love the video!

[@Barbassoblues]

Thanks for sharing.

[@gerardbarrett8369]

Great job thank you

[@Jack-fs2im]

brilliant

[@claragary]

Nice!! Thanks bro!!👍🙏🎶🎶🎶

[@MrRezillo]

Damn, this is so helpful! But here's a dumb question: on the blues, you're just playing the different triads over the simple I, IV, V blues pattern, building the triads from each chord, correct? dumb question, but that's what I heard. I'm a comeback trumpet player. I've been practicing tritone triads but didn't know how to use them. This vid gives me enough things to practice for weeks ahead, so huge thanks, Mr. Elliot.

[@latinkeys1]

Nice. I hear this but you inspired me to work it.

[@guizadoman]

Very inspiring! Let´s get it!! :)

[@PITISAX]

Very good

[@PITISAX]

I have seen his video about Jazzed Masterclass: Triad Pairs, I liked it a lot, I am a Cuban with 71 years of age, I live in Florida, in C'uba I had no opportunity for a good teacher, I ask, you have some curriculum progressive ones that can there? I saw your videos and your style like a lot, greetings and thanks.

[@Lecretois]

very cool man, thanks. And with a A minor blues ?

[@ChuckOnSax]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JD-or9ss]

I like doing root and 2nd then you can make a hexatonic scale

[@sheskimusic]

Nice man!

[@blackcatjazzin]

I am new to you. Great theoretic lessons here. Please tell me where you got your neck strap set up. very unique.

[@guitariste47]

Did John Coltrane use the triad pairs a lot please? It reminds me of his sound somehow

[@uwemitang697]

Thanks brother. Best ever

[@sayawoks]

Nice one! But please, display the key letters or use numbers like: 1 3b 5 etc for easy understanding on screen would also help

[@ogothechef]

Aldo 4 to 5 triads work well. Root position root position first inversion first inversion EX: FAC GBD ACF BGD CFA DGB …

[@ogothechef]

Al

[@gerrycappuccio4186]

The 4th G triad should be BDG inversion Gus. To fix the pattern correctly .

[@ogothechef]

@@gerrycappuccio4186 OF Course typo not lack of knowledge of Super Locrian, but best is when thinkg ends and you just play the moment

[@ChristianCervetti]

Very nice! This helps a lot! What mic is that, What mic is that? I rehearsal in a similar setting (small untreated room).

[@張暉祥-l8y]

👍👍💖💖💖💖💖

[@jcrwzr]

the root and b9 sounds like Straight No Chaser

[@GARRY3754]

Or Well You Needn’t ☮️

[@drewcalhoun381]

basically charlie rouse

[@robthequiet]

Well You Needn't popped into mind on the first two methods.

[@richardwright9698]

This is really good. BTW what mouthpiece are you using?

[@neonstagerj]

He's not giving you enough information, It's not step by step so that makes it to vague

[@deejay7339]

Just 2 pairs of triads you group together based on an interval which he covered here and stated how you can improvise over certain chords whether literally or as a scale. What didn't you get? :)

[@sevenminaya1390]

Triads are easy to find. (skip a note, skip a note). You can also type each tried he mentioned in google if you don't know it.

[@GARRY3754]

Use your ears.

[@Zxx459]

You should point out that this system was first taught other Saxophones plsyer WAY WAY BEFORE YOU WERE BORN .