Learn this cool piano arpeggio to a Minor7

[@johncyrus25]

Very very insightful sir. Much appreciated

[@nekow1785]

Gonna start working on this. Thanks!

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

you got it doc!! tag me on instagram when you got it!

[@joshuastclairmusic]

This is dope man! Thanks 🙏

[@delanopatterson2244]

Thanks Sean gonna really work on this

[@tamara9508]

Seems like the arpeggios come from the fifth mode of the harmonic scale . The harmonic minor scale in F ,G,Ab,Bb,C,Db,E,F. If you start from the fifth note C and minus notes F and Ab you get your scale and that why it resolves so nicely to the minor chord a fifth below ie F. By the way just found your channel yesterday and think it’s really well taught. Thankyou so much for all your time and effort.

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

Thanks, a commenter also mentioned it coming from the Phrygian Dominant scale which is similar to what you are saying, thanks for watching!!!

[@joshuamarks1129]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I was thrilled to discover this connection a couple years ago! C7b9, Eb7b9, Gb7b9, A7b9 all function great over Dbo7, Eo7, Go7, Bbo7 (interchangeably)

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

yes! this is really revealing... that cyclical pattern is so cool!!!

[@ebenezerjesulolu6305]

Great concept. Thanks for sharing!

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

thanks man!

[@GabriellaNaftaliSitepu]

Thank you for your knowlegde

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

Thanks for watching!

[@JadaonPiano]

You always play these runs so flawlessly! Lord deliver me from chords! Lol

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

😂🤕😂

[@delanopatterson2244]

I was really planning this on becoming member this year but covid knocked that plan right out but for sure i will be a member

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

I hear you man!! lol

[@MusiqExpress]

Really nice dominant 7 b9 arpeggio bro

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

Yessir!!

[@asdf90679]

i'm tarcisio, from Brasil/Caucaia. Please analyze Bill Evans!!! thanks

[@michaelmayberry7078]

Ty sir

[@fatboi31659]

Could I get you to walk through the movements from the Yellow Jackets " Dewey for Miles ....thanks much

[@WeinbergerOf]

Wouldn’t this arpeggio work with any of the chords that the inversions of the diminished chord connects to? I think the MangoldProject has a video on dominant b9 chords regarding that topic.

[@WeinbergerOf]

This is what I’m thinking Base Diminished B D F Ab Dominant Bb B D F Ab Bb7b9 -Ebm7 Db B D F Ab Db7b9 - Gbm7 E B D F Ab E7b9 - Am7 G B D F Ab G7b9 - Cmin7

[@WeinbergerOf]

Nevermind someone else pointed it out already

[@calvarichardson1007]

What is the name of that piano! It sounds great!

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

I only use software pianos on all my videos. My current keyboard has no sounds

[@calvarichardson1007]

@@SeanWilsonPiano cool. What's the name of the software piano? Ravenscroft?

[@eboyeman8457]

What is the fingering for this arpeggio

[@insertnamehere9154]

I would love to see the way his fingers flows to achieve that smoothness. I'm using jus my first 3 and I'm sure I need 20 more fingers to get it rght😅

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

It depends on the start note, the fingering is different based on every key.: for C I was using 1-2-1-2-3...

[@bobbyallen7400]

Sounds like a Phrygian Dominant Type of run.

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

Great point!!! 👌💯

[@stm.natural_selection]

did u get a new keyboard?

[@SeanWilsonPiano]

Got a keyboard controller, love it, may talk about my setup one day