Barry Harris 6th Diminished Scale FULLY EXPLAINED

[@RobbieBarnby]

All the notation & Tab for this video (and more) + other in-depth Barry concepts are available on my Patreon ► www.patreon.com/robbiebarnby

[@yardenlapid895]

WOW! I've been trying for the past 1.5 years to explain the Barry Harris method to all my guitar players friends and as a pianist I was embracingly unsuccessful 😂 This is gold! I even learned a few new things that I missed on the way. Thank you, I'm sending all of them now to your page ❤

[@kaptnkirk2740]

There is one problem, I could not solve: if my melody goes a-b-c in the key of C and the chord is Dm7. The associated 6-deminished-Scale would be F6, which contains *Bb* on the deminished chord. How does that work together with *B* in the melody? *Example:* "fly me to the moon" Right in the first line: "let me play among the stars". *'let me'* sings *a* and *c* over Dm7. If there was a passing note *b* - Maybe a triplet a-b-c... ???

[@paldenno1]

Must be one of the best uploads on KZbin.

[@christopher-miles]

...everything, except; it looks like the eatable's kicked in.

[@montedavenport5271]

@@christopher-miles al!

[@voronOsphere]

Musical Epiphanies Galore!!!!!

[@PeteMartinMandolin]

As someone who has been studying Barry's method about 3 years now, I have to say this is the best single video I've seen on his method. Congratulations. This will keep me busy the rest of my life!

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks for the lovely comment Pete, really great to hear it's given you some stuff to keep you busy!

[@donmilland7606]

me too!

[@Bigchurchmusic]

@@RobbieBarnby thank you for producing this tour de force.

[@emmanuelayomide4800]

And me too it really keep me busy.

[@shuvodipghosh]

who else got their brain melted but still coming back later for more

[@JavierCarrilloMilla]

ahahhaha everyone :D

[@colincherot5432]

Me! Im not even half way through the video. I am trying to practice some of those drop voices for a bit before continuing.

[@axeman2415]

Me! Me! Me!

[@rupertlay7684]

lol...My brain has been fried a few times and i am not yet halfway through....yet like you i keep going back for more

[@aaronmetz8707]

dude, i was laughing half way through. it all sounds super cool and i understand the basics after the first pass but it's a lot and that's coming from someone who's a massive theory nerd.

[@nikopiirainen51]

This is the kind of jazz education I wish there was more of

[@RobbieBarnby]

Barry is the master!

[@mikeking453]

Please, post more video's!

[@RobbieBarnby]

@@mikeking453 On the way!

[@marcosfischer_]

Barry is the master, but you did an amazing job nailing it! 💚

[@rupertlay7684]

@@marcosfischer_ Agreed...Barnby did a good job, much appreciated. I know I will stay on this a while, its liberating.

[@m.vonhollen6673]

What an unbelievable achievement this video is! I’ve got so much respect and admiration for Robbie Barnby, both as a musician and as a teacher. Kudos!

[@kevinwang9272]

I feel like i should have paid $300 for this video

[@bluetrainlocomotion]

you mean 3000

[@bluetrainlocomotion]

You Mean 10 000$ 😊 = 1year at Berklee

[@alessandrosu9210]

付点也行

[@Luluskitchen7446]

This shouldn’t be free,I see there is a virtual tip jar let’s support

[@rohanmeadmusic]

This is one of the greatest youtube lesson videos ever created. period.

[@DEVN31]

Holy shit who needs a music degree when you have jazz youtube videos. Great info!

[@gmitter-sl3qq]

After having dealt with Barry Harris concepts for about a year, I came across this video. On first watching I became absolutely sure some superhuman and also superphilanthropic intelligence entered the body of this young handsome guy. I simply still cannot believe that what is shown here can be mastered so thoroughly by a human being that age. Simply mindblowing, true mastery.

[@fatthor2476]

At least a year's worth of study here. Bravo mate

[@teleplucker6802]

Or 10.

[@40pianos]

I was introduced to Barry Harris's methods several years ago and still find that there's ever more to learn. Once you understand one thing it opens the door to so many others that you never really reach an end point.

[@MrBassflute]

A year….HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!! Maybe if you stay up 24 hours a day!

[@MrBassflute]

@@40pianos And all that has happened is you’ve added one note to a major scale… Unbelievable.

[@crockettproject7278]

At least a year for sure!!

[@gullyclark7344]

The time you took to digest Maestro Harris's method is commendable,, and your presentation is equally awesome...and much appreciated...warm regards to both of you...the quality of this video does serve him and your integrity as a student and musician well. Much respect to you both.

[@breakfastberrito8990]

this could eeeeeasily be 2 years of study to learn and a lifetime to apply. so well done. your playing is fantastic too. it's great being able to hear you play all of these examples so excellently on guitar.

[@AtlasJSmith]

holy heck man - i have never in my entire musical life seen anyone make informative videos like this. So well produced and a crazy amount of wonderful information! Thank you very much for doing it! Also, you're a phenomenal player!

[@RobbieBarnby]

You're too kind! Thanks for watching and for the nice comment.

[@romainstez]

13th minute and my brain already melted several times. But this is sooo interesting. Congrats man, you're impressive and your enthusiasm is contagious !

[@michaelcaprarola6716]

I’ve just found out about the sixth diminished world and using it for piano and I really love the way it pumps a melodic line full of movement. Haven’t quite gotten to the contrapuntal and drop voicings yet but man you’ve got it down. Watching you do the “or you can do this” and then play it perfectly like 20x in a row just shows how much you’ve worked on this. Seriously, you’re a phenomenal musician.

[@bebekguitar2007]

The amount of effort and work you put into this is incredible! Thank you so much

[@scottsasanecki4106]

This was one of the most in-depth lessons on harmony in general and a well thought out and clear demonstration of Barry Harris' genius I have ever seen. On top of that you expertly demonstrated the concepts showing us all how well practiced you are. Bravo brother! I'm a fan! I went to many Barry Harris' classes back in the early 90's. This helps bring it all together.

[@GuitarTime]

This is thesis level of masterclass with wonderful examples, not to mention how you played them all beautifully!!!! I learned so much from this! Thank you

[@DJParkesie959II]

I'm not even a jazz musician but I still watched because of how good a teacher this guy is.

[@michaelfinley4440]

I've been playing/teaching guitar for 30 years+ and this is THE best (by far) instructional video on this subject I've ever seen /read. And, you are a stellar guiter player Robbie. Wow. You're musical examples at the end are jaw -dropping IMO.

[@bluetrainlocomotion]

This is by far the best lesson I've had in 20 years! Sad that I'm only now discovering it. Dear Robbie, I am really impressed with your incredible talent as a guitarist, but also for conveying this complex matter so clearly!! Pure Gold ❤‍🔥! Thank you for sharing this!

[@tropicjam7343]

The final piece is breathtaking;unpredictable modulations, elegant ,delicate phrasing,refreshing melodic patterns and coloring.

[@RobbieBarnby]

Many thanks for your kind words and for sticking around till the end!

[@jameslesperance1]

Every part of the Barry Harris community is incredible, I feel this knowledge is more important than we might realize. Please, by all means, keep them coming.

[@RobbieBarnby]

Agreed! Will do. Thanks James.

[@aeroprojects]

I dream of a world where Internet is filled out just by quality videos like this one. I've been scratching my head on so many Barry Harris videos, and I must say yours is really a more condensed but also much more clearer wrap up of most of them (even though I'll have to pause the video at some point to prevent brain overheating). Thank you so much for the sharing, the skills, and even the quality of the video itself. Cheers from Paris, France.

[@JesseDanielSmith]

I'm going to be re-visiting this video for the rest of my life, slowly chipping away at each insanely rich minute

[@terryparham3913]

As a piano player, found this to be incredibly helpful. Not being formally trained, I was still able to hear many of Barry’s harmony concepts. I’m still miles away from understanding the entire 6th diminished scale concept…but have gained a better appreciation and fascination for harmonic movement and improv ideas using this approach. Thanks!

[@thetrombonehub6254]

Thank you for making a one of the most complete and clear condensations of Barry Harris' musical concepts that I have found so far! Bravo!

[@RobbieBarnby]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the nice comment.

[@thetrombonehub6254]

@@RobbieBarnby My Pleasure, Robbie! Barry is a friend and mentor of mine and I am always happy when someone presents his material - specially as complete and clear as you did. Your channel is a great source of condensed knowledge!

[@RobbieBarnby]

@@thetrombonehub6254 That's wonderful! Thanks again for the kind words.

[@TheLabyrinthofLimitations]

Fantastic! What a wonderful overview. You've given me some great stuff to practice!

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@totsuo831]

I've broken through a plateau thanks to this video. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

[@DrJoshGuitar]

Amazingly complete video! The key to getting started using this to improvise comping and chord solos over jazz standards is at 5:01 and 24:32

[@seanpfeifer3264]

This is the most clear and exhaustive survey of Barry’s ideas that I’ve found. Thank you for doing this! So much to chew on…

[@piano_works]

Amazing content. So thorough and applicable for pianists as well. This guy knows his sutff!

[@Zigurate72]

WTF! Jesus...I'm gonna have to watch this at least a hundred times more. Brutal. Thank you so much.

[@nagomizik9358]

Nasty Brutal I say..Omelet brain I feel..Not giving up though..sloooowly I will chop it down!! Until then its@$%&*$#@!

[@Wyrdo999]

Thank you SO much for this video. I have scoured the net for an in-depth explanation on this topic, and this video is the BEST one. I have watched the Barry Harris videos and it's not as good as this was. You are an excellent teacher, your videos are concise, well organized and entertaining, but most importantly, they are practical. This video is for the advanced jazz players. I have been using these chords to create movement and harmony in my playing over the years but never knew the theory behind why they worked; your theoretical explanation regarding the negation of the five chord, or the 6th on the 5th concept gave me an UH HUH moment. I used to always use the five as a spring board to go outside, when I wanted to on a two five one, now I have got memorize some go too notes. Thx again.

[@BrnSnd]

This is scary monster good: multiple lines going in many directions - blown away

[@kalvinhill5308]

The fluidity in which you move between these chords..man you are really inspirational.

[@laurentius75]

Masterful lesson. You are a true teacher. Amazing set of skills, deep understanding and a very charming way of presenting your knowledge. The tempo is crazy fast, though, but luckily one can watch this piece of art several times or in little episodes. Much respect!

[@chaiayling9831]

this video is such a gold mine thank you thank you, his remark from a spanish lecture "guitars should know everything, in fact a guitarist should be teaching me this" has haunted me for a while without only slight insights into what he was talking of. Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@BassFace87]

Haven't commented on any music tuition video before but this is such an amazing explanation and resource you've put together. So many concepts carefully explained and amazing musicianship in the examples given. Years of practice ideas here! It is such a beautiful and complete theory of harmony. Amazing stuff - keep the content coming!

[@Jpeg-music]

Man oh man.. so much to take from this. This is properly invaluable !

[@AntwhaleNearfar]

This guy is great. He’s like a Jacob Collier for the guitar without the hyper and obnoxious personality.

[@TerrorInTheGirlsRoom]

This is absolutley incredible. You explain it so clearly without hesitation. The graphics illustrate your point so well. Everything is great :)

[@LeKev-zb8lt]

Had to slow him down to 75% speed but gained 100% knowledge.

[@glennlopez6772]

That's a lot of study for those not fully committed to this but would like to dig deeper! Perhaps a condensed p.d.f. version of the explanation would be of help at least for the introduction, which could make viewing more comfortable. Thanks for the video and sharing of your understanding!

[@nagomizik9358]

LOL..you're not alone!!

[@StratsRUs]

That's a great thing too

[@ryanphelan6861]

This is wonderful. Lovely tone. Barry tells great stories always resolves it with "art just outplayed those cats ". I'd imagine he did he is a window into different group of legends. I love Miles, Coltrane, dolphy, Wayne, geez everyone but he gives you a glimpse into an established industry that a young miles would enter at night after julliard. So fascinating. Gorgeous playing there is some Django Reinhardt sounds in scale for sure can see how dynamic it is. So many use it in so many ways

[@jinho998]

This was such a treat to watch, fantastic editing, content and overall production quality - thank you for making this!

[@DeGroove]

Every once in a while I watch this video again, and always I learn something new. I do recommend playing it at 3/4 speed, or less for novices 🙂

[@emersonward6996]

Robbie, aside from your brilliant examples, the playing is amazing and such a treat to watch. This video is literally a treasure trove of information presented in a digestible and humble manner for anyone interested in learning more about BH's concepts. Thank you so much for sharing. You brighten the world young man - good on ya.

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks so much for the kind words! Great to hear you enjoyed the vid.

[@michaelkeegan262]

Truly amazing concise review of this topic. The best part is how you relate the theory to real world harmonization, and stress the importance of theory as only a part of music, but internalizing and using it in you own way IRL is the goal

[@raimundo2428]

Dont remember being that fast to subscribing a channel and liking a video. This is an impressive articulate way to put this content together. We appreciate your effort, thanks!!

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks a lot for the support!

[@MrHandleman123]

I love everything about this. I’ve learned so much useful stuff already, having watched it once. I especially love the smirk on RB’s face throughout. As if he’s thinking silly thoughts the entire time he’s dropping knowledge. Thanks for all of it!

[@obonku]

As everyone has said, this is the most comprehensive discussion of Barry Harris' harmonic language, and the only one I know of that really translates between Berklee/standard language and Barry's. What's really boggling though is how thoroughly modern this all sounds. Some of this material is literally breathtaking.

[@RobbieBarnby]

Many thanks for the kind words Andrew. I agree, Barry's concepts have a totally unique approach which seem to cover everything as well as the modern sounds (just with a different way of getting there). It's amazing how everything is connected too!

[@geesloueese2330]

The speed&quality, the indepth and educational calling, and the Shere quality of this, as others mention, is purely amazing. this kind of format is a bliss for the tube imo. Thank you

[@jorgeleyton1474]

I will watch this many many times for sure, absolute gold...

[@atomicflamethrower]

I consider my main instrument to be the piano. So, I discovered Barry Harris through piano. However, due to financial constraints, I only have access to an acoustic guitar. Your clarity of presentation, theoretical rigor and human connection with the music all motivated me to learn how to implement this sound. I hold myself to the same standard when I teach math and physics. Thank you so much. Please keep sharing your gifts.

[@MattGregoryGuitar]

I'm only about 18 minutes in but just have to say how wonderful this video is. Your command of the material both verbally and on your guitar is astonishing. I need to go back and take notes - every 30 seconds or so there is a bit of info that you could literally spend the next few weeks exploring! Amazing work Robbie and your team (I'm assuming you've got a few people helping out with this..?)

[@stevenmartinellimusic]

I know right! I've been on the 1st 30 minutes for about 2 weeks. Starting to get it through.

[@HerroVincey]

Quickly becoming one of my top KZbin music teaching channels..!!

[@Jesse_Scoccimarra]

By far one of the best videos I have found on the concept.

[@willychi9315]

Robbie please never erase none of your videos! They 're so good! Keep going, amazing chanel and player!!

[@steellemonstudios]

Devastatingly great playing and lesson. Thank you for the in-depth look at these ideas!

[@indirajayaraman4758]

Quite true. Great knowledge I am gaining. I am an 8th Grade Trinity pianist. I love jazz too and was fed up with all the theory gained. Now I can put my theory into practise at last!

[@RobbieBarnby]

That's great to hear, thanks for watching!

[@BruïnGebakken]

What a brilliant tribute to the Mastro, Barry Harris! I'm a self-taught jazz accordionist from Cape Town and had benefited immensely from Barry's videos. Your succinct teaching makes it so much clearer to understand his condensed presentation. I hope Barry sees your work. Thanks a mil; bless you. I've just subscribed and liked your video.

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks so much for your kind words and support!

[@JamesUnityFuchs]

This is by far the most informative video. What’s fantastic,also is, you’re teaching a system of harmony that has been passed down and instilled in you. This is so rich in practical theory and has developed by Barry Harris’s life time of music and his passion for teaching and transmitting his career of knowledge in the most powerful language the human race has at its grasps. You’re a great translator and teacher Robbie. Cheers!!!

[@DanVolchok]

You’re helping musicians reach another level with this kind of content and information man .. thank you greatly

[@jamespaganas7150]

I'm with everyone else who said this is one of the most masterful lessons on any music concept I've ever seen. Years of study here and you are casually a master at it. The piece at the end was wonderful. To my ear it's like these are the secrets of Joe Pass. This is how he was thinking. Your piece at the end reminded me very much of his Virtuoso album tracks. And this sound in general is very much what you'd find in his playing in particular. Thank you for your amazing work and I will get to work learning these concepts and this way of looking at music.

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks so much, that's very kind of you to say. Glad you enjoyed the video and that it has given you some stuff to keep you busy!

[@S2B]

👌Absolutely love this video Robbie! 🤔I think it's one of the best jazz scale description/example videos on the Internet. 👉Fabulous!👈

[@TheAlpha287]

The way you brake down this concept for guitar is stellar!!💯

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks!

[@JGCPlayAlongs]

Incredibly thorough video Robbie!

[@djDivineJustice]

I was blessed to have been taken to his nyc class as a toddler!!!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@ZachSchookMusic]

this was a instant subscribe for me, the amount of effort and clarity you went through with this video is astonishing. I now have several years worth of material to study with! thank you

[@Eflatmajor7sharp11]

Sir, this was fantastic. My mind was blown by the division of the 12 tones into the various structures.

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks for watching!

[@murraymcleod7605]

I plan on watching this video once a week for the rest of my life.

[@murraymcleod7605]

Two months later. I've made progress so far but I feel like I'm learning slower than usual. It turns out that watching it all the way through has been good for me but as anticipated stopping and reviewing small segments and working on specific parts has yielded better results. Everything about this video is so well done, if it were lessons about digging trenches in the rain I might have mud on my boots right now.

[@MysticOblong]

Wow! My music studies for the rest of 2021 are mapped out by this video. Thanks for putting the time into this. It's so comprehensive and well explained. The music notation and tablature are perfectly placed for pausing and reflecting on the content.

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks for the nice comment, Happy practising!

[@StefanoMicarelli]

I can imagine that you have dedicated a lot of time to B.H. material - your explanation is clear and exhaustive, your playing is beautiful

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks Stefano, that's really nice of you to say!

[@mista_yann462]

Such a great lesson. I 've been looking everywhere on youtube for a concise introduction to Barry Harris 6th diminished scale & approach but what I found before this left me frustrated, confused and not feeling up to the task. This video single handedly made me feel less intimidated by the approach and eager to delve deeper. Thank you, Robbie!! (I will 100% be subscribing to your Patreon)

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks for watching and for the nice comment! Glad you found it helpful, there certainly is so much to discover with this concept. If you do decide to become a Patreon member, you'll find loads of extra related material that will keep you busy for a lifetime (just click on the Barry Harris collection). Thanks again!

[@connorjohnson8128]

This is blowing my mind!!!!!!!!

[@sebbo1496]

man, that is some powerful sounding jazz guitar. you have some type of power and energy a lot of jazz guitarists lack. very inspiring

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks for the kind words, that's really nice of you to say. Glad you enjoyed the vid!

[@arturomartin5561]

I thought I've seen all the guitar channels out there that teached theory in an actual comprehensible way, but turns out I was missing out the best of them! Dude, the diagrams and the transitions are so smooth and clear, also your way of talking about it... Even pentagrams side by side with tablature! Thank you very much for your taking the effort to make these videos. Also, may I ask which program do you use to make the pentagrams transparent like that?

[@lisimu103]

I have already watched the video for 5 times and still coming back! Thank you man!

[@TheWinterShadow]

Barris Harris brought me here. Robbie Barnby guided me back.

[@LifeHawkeye]

You’re playing at the end just baffles me. Been playing 33 years and I couldn’t touch what you do. You’re a talented player!

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks for the nice comment (and well done for making it to the end!)

[@giantato]

dude... great playing.... so nice...

[@paulcidade4518]

Great explanation! Thank you loads for your generosity in sharing your great knowledge.

[@vincentbal335]

brilliantly explained, fantastic examples, thank you so much!! instantly subbed + followed!

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks a lot, glad you enjoyed it!

[@JacobFitzlevitz]

Just starting on this journey, been playing piano for for about 9 years but never had lessons. Such a superlative video, thank you.

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks for watching!

[@EricGlassMusic]

I was gonna say "Saw Rick Beato do this already" when I saw the title but this is incredible depth here. Very well done and wtf @ C maj penta run at 35:10, ring and pinky fingers only? #$@%!

[@fekkyb]

🤣

[@JP_F7]

Ricks head exploded early on

[@jeremyversusjazz]

i just got to that run…omfg. nevermind robbie’s mind numbing memory for all this stuff, his technique alone is mindblowingly depressing! lol

[@CrazyQ6930]

I keep coming back to figure out something I didn't get last time. I'll be getting bits and pieces and learning from this for a long time. Thanks, A LOT, Barry!

[@竹内ジョウスケ]

Thank you for this. You've obviously read Alan Kingstone's book on Barry Harris' harmonic theory for guitar, and while a good book it is hard to understand and not available for purchase much anywhere. Very good production value and distillation of the concepts in the book. For anyone wanting a further and deeper study of this I'd look around for "The Barry Harris Harmonic Method for Guitar" I know there are copies around and a pdf floating around somewhere on the internet. Cheers!

[@nicholasquiller1135]

..anybody lookin for that pdf can @me 😶

[@竹内ジョウスケ]

@@nicholasquiller1135 Same

[@gohoc163]

U can view Alan Kingstone’s book as PDF at Scribed appt.

[@johnjacquard863]

this information goes back before even fletcher henderson before 1920s

[@竹内ジョウスケ]

@@johnjacquard863 Nobody teaches it anymore except for those in the BH school of thought unfortunately tho

[@MrJcermacdoll]

I owe so much of my progress to this video....Thanks Robbie, years learning from you now!!! so much appreciated mate.

[@thingsivelearnedfrombarryh2616]

Really nice Robbie. I have to work on the Long short, Short long things.Those are so pretty.

[@RobbieBarnby]

They really are! Thanks for checking out the vid, love your channel.

[@TheP1800]

This is so obvious. Though I have decided to become a short-order cook after watching it 🤓

[@johnjacquard863]

hello TILFBH i love your content

[@garypastry]

Wow a lot of info. Thank you so much. I tried to grasp this in the past but didn't get it at the time. This was just what I was looking for as I took the G# from my Flamenco concepts and added it to my Key of C Major forming a Diminished Chord To fit in with D-, G7, B-7b5, And F. You have shown how to move forward in a lifetime effort. Thanks again

[@NikolaiMusicChannel]

Great Scott! This is sick! Most detailed deep dive in the 6th diminished concept(s) I've ever seen. HOE LEE SHEET! I consider myself as pretty adapt theoretically, but as many others have commented, brain (and face, and fingers) started to melt and malfunction after a short time :-P Don't know if I'll have the tenacity to deep dive as far as you have into this concept, but the video really inspired me to stick a proverbial toe into the concept again, and maybe take a extended swim in the 6th diminished lake to add some more movement to my harmony and improvisations :-) Great stuff! And wow, this video must have been a lot of effort to put together, both length wise and quality wise with the graphics and with such an advanced and complete concept! Hat's off, sir! Consider me impressed :-)

[@shlaptop]

I think I heard Pat Martino talk about some similar ideas, changing notes from augmented and diminished chords to make everythng else. This is a superb video..glad you came along !!!

[@BeardspaceZach]

One of the most impressive and informative guitar lesson videos i've ever seen.

[@mil3ston3s]

i'm gonna need to watch this several times. great work, though!

[@leechild4655]

ya, it breezes through all the ideas pretty fast for all but the folks that know this stuff already. nonetheless we have timestamps. .-) one of the best guitar lessons videos i`ve seen and i`ve seen them all pretty much.

[@michaelmathews7864]

This is GREAT. Thank you for a deep well thought through and presented explanation of Barry's work. Bravo!

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thank you for watching and for your nice comment!

[@JoshuaRuffolo]

thanks a bunch for this man, looking forward to the in depth drop voicing vid

[@RobbieBarnby]

My pleasure. Me too, I've got some great stuff to share on the drop voicing system!

[@kifayetsizkelam]

What a perfect teacher and player you are! Please continue to show how to teach us! Thank you veery much!

[@vecernicek2]

Cool video! The 3 note close position voicings sound a lot like what Johnny Smith would play.

[@RobbieBarnby]

Very much so, well spotted! Also, the voicing played at 0:53 is Johnny Smith (+Hawaiian) inspired :)

[@samalbert6828]

Increadible video. You have taken this concept to the moon and back, it’s one thing to be able to execute it but to teach it and be able to alter it in so many ways on demand indicates true mastery. Great job👍🏻

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks for the kind words and for the support Sam, really appreciate it! Glad you're enjoying the channel.