PLAY 7th and 9th CHORDS (EASY)

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[tripletish]

It’s been a long time since I’ve looked something up on YouTube and gotten EXACTLY what I needed—and concisely, at that. Appreciated the cherry on top on composition, too. Thank you!

[scottm]

Excellent suggestions and concepts. Thank you

[malkomehala]

Good morning Sir

Thanks a lot for this video
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[kaylabification]

I got what you were saying perfectly. This fingering makes so much more Sense. The trial built off of the octave higher third makes a lot of sense.

[opalpearl]

Also, you would need a whole video that slowly goes over how to do inversions in the right hand using the 3, 5, 7 and 9. You play beautifully, but you need to slowly step through how to do the inversions in the right hand.

[ausmiku]

In the key of C a 7th chord is not based on the root of a major scale (C E G B), it's based on the fifth note of a major scale G B D F. If you call your major chords 7th chords what would you then call your flat 7 chords ? They can't be called minor, that's taken. Your examples should be called Major 7th and Major 9th chords, not just 7th and 9th chords. They are completely different in their function. A 7th chord wants to resolve, a Major 7th chord is already resolved.

[opalpearl]

your going to fast. It would also be helpful if you used the virtual piano keys above what you are playing like others do in their videos, so we can easily follow you.