TG #19 Baroque lesson

Short Ted Greene Baroque lesson using Pachelbel's Canon chord progression in A major with some ornamentation. I've linked to the chord diagram sheet in the top comment.

[@KenLasaine]

Link to chord sheet ... photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipNoLVz_bTNhNGVG78c-JAN6xyoLdncwvhgJ7Pn_

[@KenLasaine]

@@ShredDead Try this. It's exercise # 2 ... tedgreene.com/images/lessons/baroque/Neo-Baroque_Descending_Bass_Progressions_TedGreene_1985-03-15_26.pdf

[@basicsforbaroqueimprovisation]

Great material and presentation Ken - Thank you for sharing !

[@Ricky-Jones-1979]

Aup,I have too say that the late Ted Greene has been influencing me more than ever!! I've actually adopted the theme tunes from my favourite TV programmes here in England,The Sweeney & Minder! It's logical using the chord scales as it were,but Ted did something else that really made sense too me!! Mixing up the different inversions & the same with "Tri Tone Substitutions" takes Joe Pass too another level!!! The possibilities are limitless!! May I congratulate you on FANTASTIC musicianship!!?

[@alixchatelain2913]

All these great fingerings played in my favorite key! 😊 Thanks.

[@KenLasaine]

My pleasure! Glad you like it and thanks for viewing.

[@jayv999]

Here's the link to the page on the TedGreene.com website: tedgreene.com/images/lessons/baroque/Neo-Baroque_Descending_Bass_Progressions_TedGreene_1985-03-15_26.pdf

[@KenLasaine]

Thanks!

[@basicsforbaroqueimprovisation]

I hope your studies are progressing nicely jayv999. If you're interested I have a channel dedicated to exploring the fundamentals of improvising in a Baroque vein. Here is the Ted Greene Excerpts Playlist : kzbin.info/aero/PLoLOItWSclTUZ-IkiD3vKWWujieIOfFKY

[@ilanwinkel1942]

Extremely interesting! Thanks for sharing. Subscribed right away. Greetings from south of France

[@KenLasaine]

Thank you for viewing! I'm glad you liked it.

[@danwood001]

This is great, thanks!

[@michael.lentsman]

Thank you!

[@eliaseduardo109]

Wow loved this lesson

[@KenLasaine]

Thanks for checking it out! Glad you liked it.

[@GuillaumeSIMONJAZZ]

Very nice video and great explication ! Thank you. 😉👍🎸

[@KenLasaine]

Glad you liked it!

[@greenman9123]

Thanks man!

[@BobK5]

Nicely done Ken 😎

[@KenLasaine]

Thank you sir!👍

[@VJLasorsa]

Circle of fifths with a whole step

[@displaychicken]

Nicely done. I’ll follow along. Any help with Teds Baroque stuff is always appreciated. In one of his videos he says that a lot of Bach is 4-5-1’s and that he uses first inversions a lot. First inversion is another way of saying 3 in the bass am I right?

[@KenLasaine]

Thank you for watching. Glad you liked it. Yes, 1st inversion = 3rd in the bass. *In traditional harmony a 1st inversion triad is usually written as I6. That's referred to as "figured bass" ... www.musictheoryteacher.com/pb/wp_48ad909e/wp_48ad909e.html

[@WillKriski]

I hope to put out videos on this topic. I've transcribed a lot of Ted's videos on the subject.

[@IsawUupThere]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing! (The chord sheet link currently doesn't work)

[@stagnatic]

Excellent, thank you (still).

[@KenLasaine]

You're welcome!