The way I've learned it is around root position shell chord voicings and the extensions on top of that would love a video on expanding this to the inversions and their common use cases also the minmaj chord

Absolutely invaluable lesson for a relative beginner, like me

A concept I really need now, Thanks for posting this Sir...

I loved this! What a great, refreshing and empowering take on jazz!:)

Fantastica lección. Gracias por the skill

Thank you so much, this is my food for today.

Fabulous!!! Thank you!!

This is so great Saul. Good for beginners...but as I go through it today, it occurs to me that I should work through this concept...and certainly for some of my "advanced" students who have gained a lot of theory knowledge, or have a lot of licks, or are now making their way through the chord changes should really focus on this concept as well. Thanks for another great video Saul.

Spot on advice

Good for practice, thanks

Fantastic lesson, many thanks!

Great video, thanks! Learning jazz language has taken me years to start thinking of notes in terms of scale and chord numbers and where they are on the fingerboard. I'm still working on it and this is a big help.

An excellent lesson, thank you, and great timing for me as im comping guitar in a quartet now. A lesson on how to play guitar with a pianist but bass or drums would be great!!

Really useful. Thanks

Great video Saul!

thank u :)

AMAAAAAZING !!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH !!! Do make more videos like this if possible, we will forever thank you for it ! Have a great weekend !

Great work ! All the best.

Thank you

Excellent Part 2 of the comping lessons, thanks you very much!

You're awesome sir! Perfect lesson. Could you please make a lesson how we may connect this lines with previous bars and to the next ones. How can we prepare our improv. to connect to ii v I licks?

Brilliant! Thanks for the very clear explanation

This is so cool. It seems that you can play the 1 diminished chord (same as sharp 4 diminished) over the sharp 4 diminished chord to lead to the 1 chord in bar 6. Then you can play the flat 1 diminished chord in bar 10 over the 5 chord to return to one.

Concise and very clear! 👏

“it’s more useful to be able to play without understanding than to understand without being able to play” Perfect! I’m stealing this.

Excellent et très pédagogique, merci!

Great teaching style

Very helpful, thanks

I am very happy to have found your channel, your exercises really help to understand and practice, also the connection between the previous lessons and this one help a lot. I like to have the feeling that the lessons are chained and structured with the intention of progressing by incorporating a new topic each time. What I find most difficult is to play in time and to know where I am going, it remains to invest time in it. Thank you very much Dr Saul, I am improving thanks to you.

Yes, Jimmy has an amazing talent for bebop, probably the best I have ever heard.

hahahha funny and so true

Fantastic

Thank you

Great. Your channel will grow extremely very soon

This is so helpful. Tnx

This is a fantastic lesson. It really is helpful. Thanks.

You made me play actual music instead of just arpeggios and scales! Great lesson

Thanks for sharing sir👍💪💓💓💓💓💓

Thankful for the good lesson but I wish you would have spent more time on the actual chord changes

Excellent lesson. Thank you. Subscribed. 👍

Man that’s brilliant, Thanks so much subscribed 🙏🏻

Man this is great!

Amazing lesson ❤❤❤

Great stuff man thanxx a loth.

So glad I found you - I've been through a number of your videos and find your style refreshing. I play sax in a big band, but want to improve my jazz knowledge on guitar. You are my favourite online teacher - thank you.

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I will do these exercises. Thank you sir.

Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful day ❤😊