Great lesson! Thanks.

Thanks. Very helpful

Thanks Mike! Good lesson.

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Fantastic lesson. I love it

That lesson blew my mind; gives me a ton to look at and experiment with. Mike, your lesson keep getting better and better

An educational lesson. Interesting and useful topic. Thanks Mike.

Brilliant video!

So good , thank you so much. God bless

Thanks this is giving me a lot of ideas

Very informative. Thanks

Thank you so much for this video Mike. This material is Gold !

Very useful. Thank you!

super ideas here

Beautiful sound Mike 👌And a great Lesson 2👌

This is great - thanks Mike!

Great lesson, ever so clearly presented! Thank you!

2:19 can you explain in mode details of "two consecutive notes"? Thank you!

Thanks for these musical ideas. I just started sprinkling them in my chord melodies I’m working on. It gives them more interest and depth.

Fantastic,Mike… love the way you’re building Autumn Leaves

Thanks Mike, I got a lot out of this lesson. Cheers, Kev 😁

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Great lesson , thanks Mike.

I wish there was a channel just showing examples Joe Pass chord phrases...forget about trying to learn his transcriptions note for note that would take a year to learn one song of Joe's

Is there a PDF of these lessons ?

Thank you so much for this post Mike. To me, this stuff is GOLD ! I just love this authentic Jazz sound. This is material that so many guitarists would love to play - but are unaware of how to find it or go about using it. Thanks again ! :)

Interesting video, Mike. Anything that will help improve "Autumn Leaves" for me is a big help, because I think it is one of the most over-rated and over-played songs in the Great Standards Catalogue. Music students are taught that this is one of the "essential standards" they should learn from the beginning. I agree that music students should learn it in our jazz education for its fundamental harmonic properties. However, I think we give it too much importance. There are hundreds of other great standards that are greater and much nicer to play than "Autumn Leaves", with equally interesting harmonic properties, but are nowhere near as well known. Recently I found that playing "Autumn Leaves" is a rhythmic problem for me, and playing it as a bossa song sounds much better. Bossa gives it life and the minor harmonies fit the bossa sound perfectly too.

One question. When you solfege, the first phrase is "famiredosi", (i do this) or "meredosela "?

thank you, that was simple but powerful. i'm learning a lot from you.😊

Thanks this can be used for bass lines and used in chord melodies

Did Bach do this ?

do those tetrachord movement are bass line movement?

Mike… that was a wonderful lesson! Please continue with the next steps. Fantastic

Thanks Mike.

Excellent lesson, educationally done. Thanks Mike.

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Haha I've heard the one about carrots, but never the one about bread crusts and curly hair!