#diminished chord

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How To Solo On bIII Diminished Chords - 3 Standards & 3 Licks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toSBuEez1Pg&list=PLWYuNvZPqqcGbyQmZ9N-TYsjd5pCfzYjIIn this video I am going to show you 3 examples of how to solo over a bIII diminished chords. I am going to use 3 jazz standard, explain what scale to use and give you an example of a line. The lesson will talk about not only what to play but also how to craft a line on diminished chords because you need to know more than just what to play. The bIII diminsihed chord is often causing panic in jazz solos. I have made some other videos on how to figure out the scales and arpeggios for this chord, and I thought that maybe it would be useful to just take some real examples from real songs. A big part of my philosophy is to learn things from songs and this is a great example. Hope you like it!

[terpsichoreed]

Things Moll learns at bed time: If you ever see a chord followed by that chord + one half step and diminished... just play the same chord by raise the tonic by a half step. As in F to F#diminished is just F# A C. It’s a passing note chord meant to be resolved and it’s OK.

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Triad Guitar Chord Practice

Triad Guitar Chord Practice

This lesson assumes you already know what triad chords are, and what the numbered chord progression system is.

As of the writing of this lesson I do not have a triad explanation lesson, but I do have one one the numbered chord progression system. CLICK HERE for the numbered progression lesson.

Eventually there will be an entire course on chord theory.

This lesson will go over how you can approach…

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Bass Triad Arpeggios in A Minor

Bass Triad Arpeggios in A Minor

This lesson will demonstrate triad arpeggios in the key of A minor on the bass guitar.

Just a brief explanation on triads – Triads are 3 note chords built by stacking 3rds. You have a Major 3rd and minor 3rd. A Major 3rd is 2 hole steps (4 frets apart) and a minor 3rd is 1 1/2 steps (3 frets apart).

For example, if you are on the 1st fret and go up a Major 3rd you will end up on the 5th fret. If…

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A Harmonic Minor Guitar Chords

A Harmonic Minor Guitar Chords

This lesson will cover triad chords found in the A Harmonic Minor Scale.

Just a brief explanation on triads – Triads are 3 note chords built by stacking 3rds. You have a Major 3rd and minor 3rd. A Major 3rd is 2 hole steps (4 frets apart) and a minor 3rd is 1 1/2 steps (3 frets apart).

For example, if you are on the 5th fret and go up a Major 3rd you will end up on the 9th fret. If you wish to go…

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Turnarounds part 2 -  I bIIIdim II V

In this 2nd lesson on turnarounds I am going to go over the I bIIIdim II V progression and how you deal with the dreaded bIIIdim chord and make some good melodies over this chord and the rest of the turnaround.

http://youtu.be/RiK0xJsBUiY

As Always you can download a pdf of the examples for later study here:

http://jenslarsen.nl/turnarounds-pa…i-biiidim-ii-v/

Hope you can use it!

[fjalltindr]

"The Rover" by Led Zeppelin is such an awesome song, but there is one chord that Jimmy Page plays 2 minutes and 55 seconds into the song that irks me sooooo much. I have no idea if its intentional or not.

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So @Chordoverstreet needs sleep... he's all diminished.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

I find myself too hilarious. :')

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