Functioning & Static Chords (Jazz Guitar Lesson JA-024) How to Play

Understanding if a Dominant V chord is functioning or static is important, so you know what to "alter".

Taught by Justin Sandercoe.

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[JustinSandercoe]

glad it's making sense to y'all :) -

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[SyverF]

You are a fantastic teacher! cheers! :)

[killrlj]

thank u justing

[violentvendetta1]

you are an amazing teacher!

[9231946847]

hey justin i hav a question regarding this altered harmony lesson.u showed here that g7 altered scale 2nd note is the parent scale that mean that is parent melodic minor scale in this case is the Ab....so my question is to u that can i play the Ab melodic minor scale while some one playing the G7 chord????if it is why so??cause those notes are b5#5 b9 #9 of g major scale ...but naturally g major scale dose not sound like those b # 5th and 9th...is it sound good to G7??? gemini.lad@gmail.com

[daregularperson]

Great lesson, Justin! Also, loved your facial expressions at the end bit (kinda sounded like someone was chuckling behind the camera :D).

[poisoneyes]

this is what i needed, thanks,