Using Triads For Jazz Phrases

Here's a #shorts video of using an Enclosure concept to turn a Triad into a longer Jazz line.
For this descending idea, I'm playing over an Am11 sound but thinking C Major (the relative Major of A Minor). I use an Enclosure to target the chord tones of a C Major Triad and use descending scale tones to move to each chord tone (there's a chromatic thrown in to maintain the rhythmic phrasing).
This phrase is from a detailed step by step PDF which you can find on my Patreon page. The PDF explains this Enclosure concept with examples, applications, patterns, and exercises which will help add this sophisticated chromatic Jazz language into your improvising. Check it out here ► / robbiebarnby
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[@RobbieBarnby]

This phrase is from a detailed step by step PDF which you can find on my Patreon page. The PDF explains this Enclosure concept with examples, applications, patterns, and exercises which will help add this sophisticated chromatic Jazz language into your improvising. Check it out here ► www.patreon.com/robbiebarnby

[@michaelgonzales8593]

I'm a patreon follower, and I'm working on the Enclosure concept, you make it easy to understand Robbie, Thank you very much, for your giving heart,..

[@jl3573]

To hear each note so clearly at that speed… I’m just in awe. Phenomenal. I’ll move on to this one in a few years once I’ve mastered (even at half speed) your arpeggios ‘warm up’.

[@AnonymousCookie709]

Absolute monster.

[@pafacil]

I finally succeeded to get it that fast, elegant and smooth. Now I'll just have to wait to fall asleep again and dream to succeed a second time. Wonderful job Robbie, as others, I would love to see you live with a band (well, in Paris, it would still be better... at the New Morning, Duc des Lombards or Sunset... oh dreaming again)

[@obiem9319]

Thanks! 🎉

[@michaelgonzales8593]

You're a Monster Robbie,!!!

[@garyjones783]

Very nice! Love how it rolls and tumbles so smoothly.

[@benjygustave1245]

What a speed ❤

[@babjigurrapu3985]

Excellent bro

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks!

[@farshadtayyebzadeh7549]

Hi dear Robbie, your channel is amazing and your an unbelievable , talented and legendary guitar player, would you please make more of this video with the Tablcher ,it was so useful for me . Best regards John Tyler

[@Itsme-zr1wy]

More Videos Like this ♥️ I Shared this video to more than 45 Guitarist, really loved your content 💜💜

[@jonathandorozowsky4005]

I really started looking at enclosures in the last year or so (thanks to Jazz Duets KZbin channel), so now when I look at this line, it is SO much easier to memorize the pattern and visualize myself playing it. Before I understood enclosures, this would have seemed like a really hard line to learn; I would have had to memorize each note and movement separately (more mental bandwidth) rather than simply following the pattern (much, much less mental bandwidth). Can't wait to get home to learn this one. THANK YOU FOR YOUR LESSONS!

[@sumskiput7449]

This is HARD LICK. Play it for a days, and now I can play it correctly. Thx!

[@hiram6760]

as always brilliant

[@C2Cats]

Your a great player man, like to see some live performances with a band, but the video lessons are great, direct and and to the point, give or take a bar or six. Cheers

[@tomhaberland]

great stuff as always robbie!

[@RobbieBarnby]

Thanks Tom!

[@iemon7722]

This is so sick

[@jakelee7639]

Your information and videos are so fantastic,...I encourage you to write a book or video course series,....many thanks

[@aidanfredette5310]

Thankyou

[@wadesharp11]

Awesome thanks

[@jack6136]

The first really fast line didn’t seem musical but the slower example was more musical and the explanation was excellent. I am sure the line would sound better at more reasonable tempo.

[@stevieboi61]

mad! thx for sharing👌

[@RobbieBarnby]

My pleasure, thanks for watching!

[@benhanbury]

Lovely!

[@ValirAmaril]

so good

[@sirmitch1]

👍🏼 nice

[@Andy7String]

Hi Robbie, thank you for sharing this. See your channel has doubled in growth since I was here last. Well done brother. Fantastic achievement!!

[@michaelgonzales8593]

I love you're playing Mr.Barnby, I just started to follow you on patreon, Your a great inspiration Sir, Peace, mike,

[@m.vonhollen6673]

Heterographs: words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings; examples like your/you’re, their/there/they’re and right/rite/write/wright, … you have to ask yourself which one you need. Spellcheck is useless for this. Got it?

[@michaelgonzales8593]

@M. von Hollen thanks man , my wife who has an English Degree always corrects me for the same thing... Do you speak 18 languages?

[@m.vonhollen6673]

@@michaelgonzales8593 I’m a retired French teacher, and I only speak English and French. I started noticing a few years ago that heterographs, a word that I didn’t know at the time, seem to be the most common reason for spelling errors. I guess it’s an interest of mine. I’d love to make the word “heterograph” well-known!

[@sclogse1]

Imagine not seeing the tab blocked by text...! Great audio on this. Got the the good headphones on...

[@SpeedyGoneCuber]

Great video! So the triad is made up of enclosure, root, scale, enclosure, 5th scale, enclosure, 3rd Scale + Chromatic, enclosure, root, scale, enclosure, 5th scale, enclosure, 3rd scale + chromatic, enclosure, root.

[@cangilll]

i am in love

[@2ShadesOfGray]

Delightful

[@brittdavid8591]

Yeah

[@abiodunolorunfemi7593]

Nice one

[@aadityakiran_s]

You're a very skilled musician. You surely have a great future infront of you. Can you teach me?

[@mottada3017]

Bravissimo!

[@SirDLee]

🏁✔🎸🎼🎶🎵🎯🔥🔥🔥🤘💯🤩 LOVE THIS!!!!! @RobbieBarnby By any chance, is the an ascending version? 🙏🤞

[@iloverumi]

awesome

[@Returnality]

So many jazz licks so sound so awful slow, but so good fast lol

[@choss1968]

👍👍👍💯💯💯

[@martinvazquez4332]

Podes poner sustitutos a tus vídeos si se puede sería para mi y muchos tremenda ayuda desde ya muchísimas gracias me encantan tus trabajos

[@ManWithNoBand9160]

What kind of chorus effect are you using on that chord cause it sounds so lush and vhs-ish

[@kevingroovy8648]

I have the same question, are you sure its a chorus though?

[@ManWithNoBand9160]

@@kevingroovy8648 feels like it i also hear something shimmering like the boss rv6 effect

[@kevingroovy8648]

@@ManWithNoBand9160 thanks so much for your reply! I am so bad at effects, I have the boss Rv6 but didnt use it for so long. I just picked it up and the shimmer setting is amazing!!

[@razmusik]

I guess it's the bending of the neck.

[@nikdin5789]

What did you use to get that nice reverb?

[@RobbieBarnby]

It’s a ‘plate’ reverb coming from a Helix. Thanks for watching!

[@melajrocks9134]

I cant do it men.huhu

[@Eduardpascu]

What key is this in?

[@jakollee]

But… you didn’t end on the same note in the slower version?!

[@TheLochs]

Its a repeating pattern, I'm sure you can figure it out. I will.

[@christopher-miles]

hi mum