Video Lesson: Jazz Box - "Triad Pairs"

[@Ranil_Liyanaarachchi]

Great lesson ❤️❤️

[@Razsteroid]

This guy pronounces his own last name in a way that I can't help but feel is incorrect.

[@JoeGomezJazzGuitar]

Corey is a great teacher, and an incredible guitarist!

[@downhill240]

I'm liking the triad approach. It makes me sound like I can play! LOL

[@BluegillGreg]

Yeah it's ten years later. Still a great lesson!

[@DiogenesNephew]

There's no way anybody pronounces this guy's last name right.

[@Udhjfifg5]

Does anyone know what bands play like this, it sounds like the 60s.

[@usmc1875]

Oh man, this is so amazing , thank you im so grateful:) ,I got a few books of yours man, I think I've seen this in one of your books man. Im so grateful corey, you're a peach:)

[@Litewiz]

I forgot to save this lesson spent hourss trying to locate it! Best video on youtube regarding triads and improv.

[@logothescanandeffectmaker2122]

Corey a brilliant teacher ,took some master classes with him .. he's a wealth of knowledge

[@luvpants2012]

Stephen Webb where online?

[@Modes9]

It's like 70's Larry Carlton...

[@pinsk94]

Not Benedetto. He uses Buscarinos.

[@BrandonMillerRaps]

You look like Doug demuros cooler brother

[@musicoffeechannel1510]

I like the way you explain this

[@Modes9]

It's like 70's Larry Carlton...

[@JCloyd-ys1fm]

It would never have occurred to me to play the 4 and 5 over the 2. Good fun. Thanks.

[@luvpants2012]

J. Cloyd yeah its ironic, any minor7 chord consists of a major triad. And any major7 chord consists of a minor triad.

[@40791]

I certainly see the FAC IN THE Dm7 but why the G triad?

[@mikeburstein7755]

Here's the PDF of this lesson? www.premierguitar.com/articles/Triad_Pairs

[@dejuancastellow1116]

The most practical way I've found to learn triads.

[@capeheartriz]

finally I'm beginning to get this....excellent lesson.....very simple and clear......

[@robertgreen3702]

So beautifully explained and played. Thank you!

[@thomasmartinscott]

Excellently explained! Thanks!

[@supergiop]

What pickups are those?

[@timhitt9541]

A beautiful guitar except for the applied f-hole what the heck?

[@insalinity5558]

Looks like a rubber plug. Possibly to control any feedback.

[@digitalmercenaryuniversity]

Double Dragon NES - Stage 1

[@skatersaxman]

Excellent, I'm a happy man.

[@DavidDorenfeld]

so simple, yet so awesome!

[@davekana8388]

Hey Corey, you're everyplace, great lesson!

[@mondomon3146]

Good lesson

[@tomiclav]

so the triads are a group of 3 notes that make certain chord we want to play - in this case F and G? and we just mess with the position on the fretboard?

[@lancecass8997]

Exactly. Practice different ones daily, eventually you'll start to automatically see them everywhere, all the time. If you started this when you wrote it, 6yrs ago, then you'd be extremely proficient at it by now. Good luck.

[@StantsLOL]

why does the top F hole look painted on that guitar lol messing with my head

[@insalinity5558]

its a plug, I'm sure.

[@SmarmySnubchops]

Well good lesson.

[@mharbaugh]

If you closed your eyes you would think this is Jimmy Kimmel!

[@Ayo.Ajisafe]

great lesson

[@alaipaimei]

Brilliant !

[@PhilEmanS]

BENEDETTO

[@grantgre]

This Buscarino the Luthier has the nerve to charge 13k for that guitar. I mean not only him but Benedetto, Monteleone Manzer etc. I mean they looked at D’aquisto and D’angelico guitars that command $50,000 and they said why not us. But this was at the beginning of the wall street mega surge in the early 2000s where guys on Wall Street were buying these guitars up now a lot of the are out of business because they couldn’t sustain that. But God bless him I hope they make money but it’s ridiculous.

[@Malcolm.Y]

What am I missing? Sounds random, not melodic, like a cat walking on a piano.