jazz guitar lesson#5 (chords and application)

this is a lesson on jazz guitar chords and how to use them.im showing some jazz chords here.In "lesson #5 continued", i'll show you how to use them by examples.
by the way. the self-deprecating commentary is my wierd sence of humor acting up.i look pretty silly in this video.

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Music

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• Jazz
• Guitar
• chord
• Lesson

[hankammer23259]

You are the man, thank you so much for the videos. Much Appreciated.

[freddym223]

@hankammer23259 your welcome . i hope my lessons help you

[Maile08711]

You are so great! Thanks a lot for all those precious videos! Hi from France!

[freddym223]

@Maile08711 thank you for the kind words !

[henryinvisible]

Thank you so much for these great lessons, Freddy. I really enjoy them. Would you happen to have a lesson on split chords?

[freddym223]

@henryinvisible thank you , i'm sorry but i don't know what a split chord is unless it goes by another name also :-(

[shoomeedamoneee]

@freddym223 many thanks!

[freddym223]

@shoomeedamoneee a dim.7 chord = 1-b3-b5-6 or (bb7) // Cdim.7 = C-Eb -Gb-A or(bbB) .

the 6th(A) and double flatted 7th(A) are enharmonic equivalents.that is 2 notes that sound the same but are written differently.G# and Ab are enharmonic equivalents.in sheet music and chord books you will rarely see a diminished chord written as a dim.7.it will just say G#dim.

[shoomeedamoneee]

Hey Freddy, thanks again... Can I ask you somth pls? Im studing your chords... I understand the last two diminished chords (G# and C#) are actually Dim7, correct? Does it make much difference or I should keep it in mind? maybe you clarify this in following videos sorry if thats the case.. And thanks again - Tom

[freddym223]

@shoomeedamoneee thx ! glad i made you laugh ! :-)