#2. Soloing on a 2-5-1 progression in a Minor key( half dim and total dim concept).

The second half of this instructional Video(I had to split it in two parts because it was too large for YT).Here I'm discussing some concepts I use when playing 2-5-1 in a "Minor key". Here another soloing-concept is introduced opposed to the first more simple approach. WebSite: http://www.jazzguts.com

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[SameerMatta]

Great video, thanks for sharing the knowledge!

[Jazzguts]

@SameerMatta Thanks,hope you learned from it,vic.

[jazizded]

thanks vic, very well explained. i enjoyed the both demonstrations. one concept you did not touch on to much but i saw you knew about is where em7b5 goes up a minor third (gm7b5) then up a major third (bm7b5) and resolves the minor 251 (all same chord)... might be a nice talking point.  thanks for all the hard work.

[Jazzguts]

jazizded, thanks, I know about that concept, also use it in chords quite often. glad you got somethings out of this Vid and indeed what you suggested is a nice topic to talk about, greets Vic.

[SUNNYD3322]

Very nice lesson, Vic. Thanks for sharing your hard earn knowledge with us!

[Jazzguts]

Thanks Sunny, you can say that man, I mean I learned a lot on the Road but when I started thinking bout the logic of many things and the relation they have with one another,things became more interesting, greets Vic.

[MjXllcommando]

didnt know bill mahr played guitar

[Jazzguts]

Thanks 5 caudillos, glad I could help with some fresh ideas, see you around,Vic.

[5caudillos]

Great teaching! I can't wait to apply some of this!

[Jazzguts]

Thanks Dan, glad you could find some nice useful ideas in here to enrich your playing, take your time to make them your own,learn one key at a time and look up all arpeggios and scales in every practical position on the neck, greets Vic.