Altered Chord Grips (Jazz Guitar Lesson JA-026) How to Play

Now we look at playing altered chords. I'll show you a little theory trick that should help you remember them and make up your own grips and then I'll go through and show you the common ways to play them.

Taught by Justin Sandercoe.

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[grtmustin]

dude, thanks so much for these lessons. some of the stuff you taught me helped me get a scholarship for jazz band.

[ibzmav]

You're making guitar playing so much easier Justin, thanks a lot & Happy Holidays!

[puddleduck8051]

Thanks! This is so useful.

[celebro95]

i just have to say "THANK YOU"

you and Dave Weiner are awesome :)

[Ektellion]

8:17

(and good job Justin!)

[spinolex]

Fantastic lesson. Really, really helpful. =)

[gunsnrosescovers]

Love It

[tflorent]

Hi, you're a good teacher and have a good understanding of therory and practice, thank you for your contributions

[closetome]

Thanks J-bird. Somerset UK.

[Quodge]

Cheers this was a great help :) p.s I can really hear the london cockney in ur (I assume) Aussie accent! :P

[jorgemusiko]

Hi, really teaching . Thank you..

All the best

jorge quintero...

[robotfamilygchicken]

see a dominant chord..play up a half step melodic minor...you will get through the tune that way