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[@ironryan2009]

That was great

[@Gjermund-Sivertsen]

Thanks.

[@af8857]

That was awesome. Never heard of those before. Learning something new every day!

[@yarmusik]

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[@Gjermund-Sivertsen]

Wow, thanks! I just got a great video editor on my team here, and am excited. I'm happy to hear that the tutorials can help you out.

[@James1Hiscox]

Great lesson, and love the dry sense of humour.

[@Gjermund-Sivertsen]

Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah... the humor may be dry... 🤭

[@Jack-fs2im]

good one thanx

[@Gjermund-Sivertsen]

Thank you for commenting

[@dop3keyz]

amazing as always!

[@Gjermund-Sivertsen]

Thanks

[@shanakaperera123]

You are just great! Thank you

[@DohcHama]

Fascinating Gjermund! Tickling my cochlear with almost atonal spice.

[@Gjermund-Sivertsen]

Yes, they are like strong liquid. Use them sparingly.

[@cesarmateus3490]

Eb Dim7 plus F Dim7= Eb F# A C, F Ab B D.....which = D7 13+9-9-5which are the tones in a D 8 note Dim. Scale.

[@dondascher1527]

LOL ...... Nuts !

[@Gjermund-Sivertsen]

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[@jmmariatti]

Wow they look hard to apply after learning

[@Gjermund-Sivertsen]

It is about balancing the dissonant sound with the consonant (less dissonant). Like cycling, where you seek to find the balance. Once you have it, it's easy.

[@jmmariatti]

Thankyou my friend. I follow your videos with a lot of attention... not much good jazz piano teachers out there who actually know what they're talking about and share in organized form. Thankyou. I also like A. Maness and P. Martin, but they don't dive much about the application of their excercises and offer things like "excercises in 12 keys" which is complete bullsh$!. Kind regards from Uruguay.@@Gjermund-Sivertsen