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Thank you Sandra for making these hard times in which we are going to be quarantined bearable. We have waiting time but with your help and classes it is almost a treat. thanks from Spain

absolutely well explained, Sandra, as always; great lesson

I learned so much from your diminished over dominants and Dorian Trick packages, that I had to purchase the II-V-1 starter pack. I love it. Your lessons are awesome. I am "backfilling" my music theory knowledge, and the theory that you add to your lessons are right on time, so to speak. A lick is one thing, but to understand why it works, makes it a tool in your toolbelt. Peace

I've been waiting for this, ever since you released the major II V I :-))))))

I simply like your style of teaching, nice lesson, thx

Sandra, I can't believe that it took me so long to find your videos. I was looking for just a lick or two, but this was utterly fantastic! Your adding of theory to the excellent licks makes this a video to spend hours with , literally. Thanks so much! Jim D

Brilliant Sandra

This kind of material is what I really need and appreciate, TY Sandra!

Lesson Time Stamps ii - v - i Minor Licks 01:05 LICK 1 01:07 Lick 1 Demonstration (Regular Tempo) 01:21 Lick 1 Explanation 08:46 Lick 1 Demonstration (Slow Tempo) 09:06 LICK 2 09:08 Lick 2 Demonstration (Regular Tempo) 09:22 Lick 2 Explanation 12:52 Lick 2 Demonstration (Slow Tempo) 13:10 LICK 3 13:12 Lick 3 Demonstration (Regular Tempo) 13:28 Lick 3 Explanation 16:15 Lick 3 Demonstration (Slow Tempo) 16:36 LICK 4 16:37 Lick 4 Demonstration (Regular Tempo) 16:52 Lick 4 Explanation 19:51 Lick 4 Demonstration (Slow Tempo) 20:09 LICK 5 20:12 Lick 5 Demonstration (Regular Tempo) 20:26 Lick 5 Explanation 23:39 Lick 5 Demonstration (Slow Tempo)

Sandra, thanks for another great lesson. I’ve been memorizing minor 2-5-1 arpeggios and the accompanying chords In each position, but this lesson gives me the vocabulary to make use of all that information. Desde Madrid, un abrazo ( higiénico). Edward

Stay safe! Love you!

I’ve always wanted to be explained!

Great times for grabbing the guitar and learning great licks. Merci beaucoup 👍

Such an underrated channel, thanks for the lessons!:)

oh yassssss! thx so much for this tut, sandra

Very well done! Thanks for lesson

Excellent lesson, Sandra!

As always, good stuff so we can practice. Too bad I can't understand the English of your interesting explanations, but I'll manage with the video, tabs and diagrams. I always look forward to your lessons. Thank you very much Sandra.

Great lesson. Full of knowledge. Well explained. A pleasure to watch, listen and learn. Ein Segen in diesen Tagen zuhaus in social distance :)

Hey Sandra, it's Christmas Eve 2020 during the pandemic, so instead of hanging with family, I'm checking out jazz guitar videos. I'm just 10 minutes into the video, but the first lick is amazing. I kind of do the same as you, thinking m7b5 as minor 7 up a minor third and using diminished on altered dominant starting on 3, 5, 7 or b9 and using chromaticism in between some of the tones. My lines are okay, but yours are better. Great lesson. Thanks and Merry Christmas from Cincinnati, OH, USA!

yt has just started to recommend me your channel and videos. i m very disgrundled that this hasn't happened earlier. sooo much more interesting than the cat videos.

waited soooo much for this!!!!!! thanks!!!a lot

Gah-reetings Sandra! Hope you’re feeling better this week! Yummy lunch, and good “licks” to go with😄👍. Especially liked #5😉. Chord tones - yes! Always a good way to get out of a jam, too! Great tutorial👏.

Sometimes if you want to have a old-fashioned french style lick like Django. It's good to resolve in Xm6 chord. Not mention to hold that major 6 chord tone. Just to spice up things.

Thanks, as always

Hyper technical Too bad there are no subtitles but fantastic teaching. Thank you so much from France.

Goodmorning Sandra thanks a lot Salam.

Superb lesson as always, Sandra. Any chance you could do an arrangement and lesson on “You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To”? Thanks much.

C minor is a Relative minor key of Eb major, not a Parallel minor key. Just in case guys are looking to understand the theory bit correctly. Great videos, though. Cheers!

How about stomping at the savoy lesson? 😉

These are fine but I'm a little surprised you didn't use the harmonic minor. Especially for people who grasp a 2-5-1 in major, it's the closest analog to being able to use a single scale and you get many of the same things (e.g., diminished arpeggio). It was used by all the bebop guys (Charlie Parker, Clifford Brown, etc.). The thing that I love about it is that it yields some very interesting melodies, plus you have the two major triads (5 and 5+) adjacent to each other. Perhaps you already did this in an earlier video.

I started playing when I was ten. Made a lot of progress until age 17. Life got in the way now I want to catapult my learning. I am 62. What is the best way to make up the years. I need to learn the modes? Can I just train my ears?

Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩

Do you give lessons

I must be missing something or I'm really far behind in understanding theory because I find this confusing. Around 1:30, she says she's in EbM with a D Locrian. But then she says since it's a minor 2-5-1, you need the "parellel" minor of EbM and she says that's Cm???? Cm is the "relative" minor of EbM, no? What am I missing? D half-diminished is the 2 of Cm but Cm is NOT the "parellel" minor of EbM. Unless I'm not smart enough yet. ??? Confusing.

My english not good, but you are goid teach..

Be-bop be-bop be-bop ☺️😚