Unlocking Augmented Chords: The Secret to Smooth Jazz Mastery

[@MikeHayesGuitar]

exciting lesson on Mike Hayes Guitar!** 🎸 In today's video, "Unlocking Augmented Chords: The Secret to Smooth Jazz Mastery," we're diving deep into the world of augmented chords and how they can elevate your jazz playing to new heights. 🎶 We'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences with augmented chords! Have you used them in your playing before? Do you have any tips or tricks for mastering these unique sounds? Drop a comment below and join the conversation. Let's make this a vibrant community of jazz enthusiasts sharing knowledge and passion! 💬✨

[@markdut]

Well done. 😍

[@MikeHayesGuitar]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@TheMachinesWon]

This lesson is dynamite, thank you!

[@MikeHayesGuitar]

I'm so glad you found the lesson helpful! Your feedback means a lot to me.

[@lokmanhossain6056]

❤

[@MikeHayesGuitar]

Thank you

[@scimarco]

Thanks I am very interested in this topic also highlighted by Pat Martino and you can go into it further. Also on the other strings and use of third chords on the whole tone scale

[@MikeHayesGuitar]

Hello Marco, thank you for your comments. Yes, we will be presenting more videos on augmented chords, whole-tone scales, and related topics. I appreciate your interest in our lessons. Warm regards, Mike

[@kevindonnelly761]

Thanks for this video Mike 😁 So many theory texts skip over Augmented Chords and never explain their properties and uses. You have.

[@MikeHayesGuitar]

Hello Kevin, yes as it turns out two of our most powerful harmonic resources are the Diminished seventh chord and the Augmented chord these chords are truly amazing because of the rich harmonic palette surrounding them. All the very best. Mike

[@davidkelly831]

Thanks

[@MikeHayesGuitar]

Thank you David we appreciate your support. All the very best. Mike

[@chirrupsving1317]

Thank you very much for all the great lessons. The slow pace and the clarity of explanations are outstanding. After the first 20 something lessons of the chord melody series I have serious questions left though ... I am perfectly able to follow and to understand the steps and the context, But somehow I cannot really comprehend how to put things into action. I mean, when people meet for jam sessions, the musicians would play tunes as depicted in the real books. I have learned to assign the major chords to the 6th dim scale, I know that I can play a minor 6 on the dominant - and I can't deal with the rest : ))) I need to learn to assign all chords of a tune to those 6ths - I seem to draw a mental blank on this. Would you mind point to a cue or to lessons that explain this? I hope that my question even makes sense and I thank you for support. Zsolt

[@MikeHayesGuitar]

Hello and thank you for your commenst, we have a new video out tomorrow where we begin to look at Barry Harris style applications to Jazz Tune - chord progressions e.g., the real book, etc. All the very best. Mike

[@pyschointellectual]

Hi Mike is possible to make a 4 note diatonic chord scales, how to figure it out.

[@MikeHayesGuitar]

Hello, yes a good idea, we'll work on some videos showing how that works and is applied to the guitar fingerboard. Thanks for the feedback. All the very best. Mike