kyldeee23rd July 2008Cool lesson Muris, can't wait for the next part
Lian Gerbino23rd July 2008hey muris, so cool, and so funny to learn. well done man!
chmilew23rd July 2008Another useful lesson
Well done Muris 
Nighthawk123rd July 2008Cool lesson Muris very helpful...I have a question...in which musical context do you like to make use of these chord?Thanks
Joe Kataldo23rd July 2008Nice
Bogdan Radovic23rd July 2008Excellent lesson Muris!
Muris Varajic23rd July 2008Cheers guys.
Nighthawk,this lesson is pure theory lesson
to understand Dim7 chord,its structure and position
in certain keys,minor keys most often.
But I'm not sure what do you think by musical context of these chords.
These chords can be used in almost every musical genre,
if that is what you asked.
Dejan Farkas23rd July 2008Nice one mate
Ivan Milenkovic23rd July 2008Nice dim7 workouts Muris, very useful
Siggum23rd July 2008Great lesson, i love the dim chords, they can really spice up a song, if you place it right
kaznie_NL23rd July 2008Not with the JEM today? haha, thnx Muris!!
Gerardo Siere23rd July 2008Nice way to show theory. I got a full song written somewhere (a bossa) I made in college about this topic that has diminished chords in all kind of usage. There is a famous vocal called "Bewitched" that makes a lot of use of diminished.
Gabriel Leopardi23rd July 2008Very useful lesson! thanks Muris.
Carlos Carrillo23rd July 2008This lesson is very important! And very much for my! Thank you muris! I believe that the diminished Arpeggios is really important to study, The theory and the practice.
Pablo Vazquez23rd July 2008Very Nice and useful lesson Muris!!!
Jerry Arcidiacono24th July 2008Useful lesson Muris. Diminished arpeggios are a great tool if you want to create some "hypnotic" stuff
Hisham Al-Sanea24th July 2008nice and useful lesson Muris
- Muris Varajic24th July 2008
Thanks everybody!
Danilo Capezzuto24th July 2008Nice lesson Muris!
mattacuk24th July 2008Excellent, I can add this to my week of chord learnings =)
Marcus Siepen24th July 2008awesome lesson Muris, I love those harmonies
- Muris Varajic24th July 2008
Thanks guys.
Maximus26th July 2008Great workout Muris.
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Hello everyone at GMC, welcome to Diminished 7 Workout - Part 1.
This part is mainly theory lesson including Dim7 chords and some explanations. So the idea is to have a deeper look into Dim7 chords as we play them a lot I guess. Dim7 is usually at 7th degree of harmonic minor scale.
Construction goes like this:
Root - minor 3rd - flat 5th - flat 7th
You probably noticed that you get the same sounding Dim7 chord when you move the whole grip 3 frets above, and another 3 frets above etc.
It's probably the same Dim7 in 4 different inversions so the lowest note you play isn't the root all the time. In this lesson we will use the same sounding dim7 chord but in 4 different minor keys,
just to see the connection and different use of it.
Tempo is 80bpm and it starts in key of Em.
Hope you'll like, ask if you need anything.
Muris Varajic
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