sieg66622nd June 2012Tasty chords. Very Smooth. This will give both hands a good workout. Thanks.
- Sinisa Cekic22nd June 2012
Hey Vasilije,great to see you again buddy !
Good work
Cosmin Lupu22nd June 2012Great ideas and concepts Vasilije!
- Slavenko Erazer22nd June 2012
ODlican RAD, man! 10
Dieterle23rd June 2012Very nice lesson and interesting ideas
relaxing to listen .Great !
MonkeyDAthos2nd September 2012love this one! love anything smooth jazz
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Alex Feather2nd September 2012love this one! love anything smooth jazz
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It is a great lesson indeed!
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Hi GMC!
In this short piece that I composed we’ll learn how chords can be played in various positions to enable us to play melody at the same time.
In many ways harmonies used here are typical for smooth jazz and bossa nova music, so it is not a bad idea to memorize these shapes and apply them in your own songs. Song is in the key of F# minor, and basic harmony can be viewed as I II V, with variation on the 2nd degree where D maj7 is played instead G#min7-5 as substitution.
Enjoy!
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