Contemporary Reharmonization Concepts from the Beato Book

In this video we discuss reharmonization techniques as applied to Stella on pg. 67 in the Beato Book.

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You've done it again Rick !
Everytime I watch one of your video's, I'm blown away !
I've learned soooo much !
I''m a self taught Guitarist, from a blues/rock gendre, listening and trying to copy from LP's, etc. I've worked in Trio's to an 8 piece band with horns.
 I've studied books from Dick Grove to Frank Gambale, et al, but you have put it into a new and practical application.
Thanks for it all !

[diogocostajazz]

This is BEAUTIFUL, thanks you so much for the inspiration, im saving money for your book because im poor, but i'll get it soon, i'm so glad i almost have it, it will be my best tool. You are my best teacher, thank you. I would like to send you my stella reharmonization that i learnt from your videos, with a different voice on melody i made some months ago.

[paulprice]

Class in session with Prof. Rick Beato

[MikeontheMandolin]

You should play it through the original once first, and then the sub version.

[clarabreu]

Hi rick! I was wondering if you could do a video about reharmonization techniques for starters in that matter! I'd love to see that, and I bet I wouldn't be the only one! Thank you for always bringing interesting awesome content!

[rdpatterson]

Awsome stuff Rick. great insights. Bought the transcriptions!!!

[Jason-bgjc]

So much good stuff in that book. Feel like I'll never learn it all.

[hubertvancalenbergh]

Sounds great, worthy of a proper studio recording. It could be released as is.

[marcblandel]

HI Rick I just bought your Beato book I 'm ok after my first year as a student musician till page 30 but I'm afraid my secnd life time will be too short to practise till p 315 (I 'm 57 ) :) Even if i'm a pianist player and i don't use too much Guitar tablature You mad a tremendous job . So i continue to learn right know THANKS AGAIN MARC

[onlyinasheville]

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[josterlau]

hi Rick can you do a video on how to write scary music?

[angelico]

I think the original first chord is Bbdim maj7... leading to Cmin7or F7/C

[kwixotic]

This is a totally bizarre, completely unrecognizable reharmonization. One of the best reharms in my opinion is that created by Barry Harris using his Sixth Diminished Scale.

[mikegarcia]

Hi Rick, I want to buy your book, I am living in México City (Cdmx) How
can I order it. Thanks a lot for your videos, you are fantastic !!
Thanks again !!

[pedromartins]

Great Rick! I have a question, when we reharmonize a tune like this, does the bass player and the other musicians have to follow the reharmonization or can they play the normal chords?

[tonyhull]

I am completely lost. I have the book (I think the latest version has this on page 84?), and I just don't know what's going on here. I am a relative amateur when it comes to jazz theory, so I can't wrap my head around this stuff yet.

[MiguelGebremedhin]

Hi Rick ! Can you analyze the composition style of Martin O' Donnell from the Halo Series ?

[sagarkapoor]

Hi Rick! In bar 5 when you use the giant steps changes, the 6th bar starts on Bmaj 7#5 while the original chord is Bb7 and the melody note is D....it sounds nice though...the same continues till bar 8 i guess. Are these choices in harmony arbitrary or am I missing out on something? Thanks!