Your teaching style feels more like imparting wisdom than just instructing. It's truly valuable and appreciated. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in such a clear and thoughtful way.

Perfect example of concept put into action through drills

This lesson is such a gift. Combined with the common CAGED extended chords I’m working on, this makes it easy to add all kinds of improvisational color. Thanks!

I thought I commented... and going to now. I am spending time with this and it is really nice. Once it is nailed down some, I am going to work on the noted intervals of the main chord scale and then try my hand (pun intended) at the chromatic added. Then I want to try it from .. lets say starting at the 5th fret A chord and walk through the scale in or within one or close position. This sure is nice. I need to get some guitar set ups so it is easier on my hands. Have a great weekend.

Thank you for being the first KZfaq teacher to teach me something

This is meat and potatoes sort of instruction, and repeating it as a practice “ear alignment” will pay dividends. It’s fantastic that you are structuring this in layers to highlight how triads are the foundation, and we can add color along the way. I do think it’s a good thing to play it once through without talking - not everyone does that! Thanks Jared

Very comprehensive, yet simple. Great video!

This style is not my thing, was not my thing. Now I understand and can utilize. Guthrie Trapp is always throwing in these diminished and Dom chords to lead to other chords like we know what he is talking about. he is one of the best players but not so good at relaying info. Now I know what he is doing thanks to this lesson. One of the best on the tube. Keep it up

A massive help,thanks jarad 👌

This is awesome. 5:11 is intro to Friends in Low Places (A-A#dim-Bm7-E). Fantastic. You wonder how these guys come up with some of the progressions they do, and how they sound so good. Simple theory. Another great video.

Wonderful, thank you. Using this idea to add to my chord playing of Loving You by Minnie Ripperton

Superb, I will use this. Thanks Jared.

Really interesting and helpful ! Thank you so much for sharing !

Thanks

Absolutely love this! 😊

this has been so helpful for me, thankyou for helping me join the dots with this stuff wanted to ask you if there if there is a rule/guideline in harmonic theory around using diminished passing chords when ascending as opposed to dominant passing chords for descending, or can these two chord qualities be used interchangeably? thankyou for the work you do and your teaching style, new subscriber here

so much, Jared!

Check out Aztec Cameras 'Walk out to winter' an 18yr old Roddy Frame playung like this in 1981! Never thought I could match his style

Thanks!

Quality !!! thank you.

This is out of my pay grade since I'm learning the fretboard with triads for now. I did dabble with sevenths yesterday, but I'm not ready yet. But I've been a music theory geek since I started playing piano, so this all made sense. And I will practice with triads. BTW there is a song with a diminished chord leading into another diminished chord. It's called Prélude in C Major by Johnny Seb Bach.

amazing video, just subbed!

Awesome! :)

Спасибо за урок!

Yea man!!!!

Is there a similar exercise for the natural minor scale?

Thanks, Jared so helpful! Do you have a course or video's on understanding music theory in correct steps( if you know what I mean)

How do l get this 9:10 Get This On Paper 5:05

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As always

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