🔴 Best jazz guitar chord progression practice #2🎸

🎵 Would you like a practice progression that covers both the major and minor ii-V-I? Well in today's lesson I cover one of my favourite practice progressions that covers just this. You'll probably recognise it as the 'Autumn Leaves' A section. It perfectly covers the harmony and progression you need to know, chiefly the major and minor ii-V-I. In the lesson I show you:

🔴 How this progression practices both the major and minor ii-V-I
⚫️ The relationship between the minor and major ii-V-I
🔴 Give you several ways to practice with different layers of musicality

Getting your ii-V-Is down is important work! Practice this progression in all keys and you'll be well on your way with your jazz harmony.

00:00 Intro
00:43 Link between major and minor ii-V-I
02:00 The progression to practice
03:10 Autumn Leaves
03:27 Exercise 1
04:35 Exercise 2 bass approach
05:40 Exercise 3 Tritone
06:45 Exercise 4 Walking bass
07:33 Thoughts on practice and subscribe!

👍Enjoy the lesson and see you every Wednesday and Saturday for jazz guitar lessons

❤️️COMMENT: If you've gained value out of today's lesson or have any questions or comments then please leave them below and I will get back to you.

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[jazzguitarwithandy]

Let me know in the comments if you have any questions! Please leave a comment if you have gained valued out of today's lesson - it really helps the channel. Thanks - Andy

[aberhan]

You have the ability to explain a concept that I find difficult to grasp, in a very straightforward simplified manner. Making it easier to grasp and retain. Much appreciated.

[jonskaptason]

Excellent! I am suscribed to several jazz guitar channels, some good, some not so. This is now officially one of the good ones in my book.

[jameshobley]

This is another great video! Thanks Andy, I'm loving all of these videos and I can take away something new from every video and add it into my playing!

[outinacornfield]

FAULTLESS, ANDY. THANK YOU! (BACK TO BINGE LEARNING ON THE JGWA CHANNEL.)

[MaunShComb]

Yay. Amazing. Thank you. Just downloaded the Major ii V I video. Thanks Andy.

[brentwheeler]

Excellent thanks. In my topsy turvey way I found this lesson - and it so happens to fit very nicely with the "Making the Changes Series" which I am systematically working through... provides an essential framework (and over the same song) to bring harmony and the progression together. Magic thanks.

[CraigStetsonScottsdale]

Another excellent and well-explained lesson. Thank goodness for you Andy, I had just about given up on this jazz thing but now it’s starting to make sense. Cheers.

[annettesomers]

My goals for this year ☺ great lesson! That guitar sounds beautiful too btw

[mykhelderian]

Is it a common practice to drop the fifth of the chord when playing jazz progressions? PS. I just discovered your channel and can tell it is a place that I am going to be frequenting. Thanks for your generosity.

[bernardparent]

Very nice lesson, but I must finish Caravan from College campus first ( lol). We don’t hear too much of your Vintage 47, too bad !, ,

[VitalBigras]

Please tell me a little bit more concercing the A7 chord? Leading back to Dm7..

[donlessnau]

Great info. Thanks Andy. You're a bit quick in this vid which made it tough to follow in real time. I'll re-watch as many times as needed, no problem. It was a little difficult to absorb but it's great stuff. I'll just review til I get it. NP. Well done. BTW, why do you follow the CM7 with a IV, FM7? I see why the A7 leads into Dm7 (secondary dominant) but how does the FM7 lead to Bm7b5?

[donlessnau]

Are you moving from CM7 to FM7 just because it feels smooth to move up a 4th to FM7? Just a temporary sub dominant resting spot? Because it has no link to Bm7b5 at all, like the A7 to Dm7 move.

[donlessnau]

BTW. I'm 74 so I'm a bit slow on the uptick anyway. So don't take my review as a personal criticism.