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If it only goes up two tones, why in the eff is it called a Major 3rd??
BChomemovies 1 week ago
thank u jeff, this was very helpful and i think you look like a cute teddy bear :)
nostaliaga 2 weeks ago
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You're the best tutor. I listened to others talking about 20 minutes and did not know why tritones was used. I understand what it is and why it used after listening to your tutorial for a few minutes. Thank you so much. Keep up the great work.
nguyenvinhtuyen0103 4 months ago
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nguyenvinhtuyen0103 4 months ago
TRITONES ARE MY FAVORITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CrazyPianoPassion 1 year ago
@CrazyPianoPassion yay!! :)
earpractice 1 year ago
you have amazing talent man. Wish I could play like that
cowson2006 1 year ago
@cowson2006 thank you
geoffpeterstrio 1 year ago
youre blues reminds me of thelonious monk. a lot!
Jackfma27 1 year ago
@Jackfma27 thanks!!
earpractice 1 year ago
dang dude!
my mom and I were watching this, youre awesome at that man!
keep it up!!!
evanamber123 1 year ago
@evanamber123 thanks!!
earpractice 1 year ago
So Clean!!
Feesharp9er 1 year ago