I like all of them. To me, the biggest challenge is to play them in a way they sound beautiful. Sometimes I try to play bossa-nova and I add the extensions, but I fail to make them sound nicely.
I really appreciate these short videos. Most others are lucky if they even get to a point before an awkward loop but these are just these quick little nuggets of useful knowledge that really help demystify things!
I love 9ths and 11ths in this example, but I really think that in general it's more important how you "move" through changes and when you use tensions, without getting too repetitive
I like them all, and I typically play most all of those! Nice to make a jam out of that and mix and match the voicings in and out of each other like guitar jazz chord melody style. By adding the 11ths, it sounds more modern, so I think fusion cats would lean towards that tonality more, sounding like Chick Corea or Herbie Hancock type arrangements. Of course the 9ths and 13ths are always sweet, and for me on guitar, 🎸 they're always the easiest grip to grab while comping.🎉
I like 9ths as the meal, with 13ths as the spice. 11ths are great too, especially minor ones. But I like the contrast between the relative openness of the 9ths compared to the density of the 13ths. Great video.
To an uneducated man like me, the reasoning for raising the 11ths instead of keeping them diatonic is puzzling, likewise for the dominant chord. It SOUNDS good, but it seems like there'd be so much guess work followed by figuring out why something you stumbled across sounds good.
That D7#11 into the Gmaj13 was golden
Agreed, I wasn't expecting that fluid transition.
Real
I like all of them. To me, the biggest challenge is to play them in a way they sound beautiful. Sometimes I try to play bossa-nova and I add the extensions, but I fail to make them sound nicely.
A lot of jazz piano is about touch. Keep your LH light and practice different articulations and you can make simple ideas ring out nicely
@@lexmusiclab Hey, that's a great piece of advice! Thanks a lot!
Those 9ths though... Juicy!
Can‘t get enough of your short lessons, Adam. Always a beautiful spark in my days.
I want to live in that studio
The quality in this channel is on another level. Loving it!
9th and 13th and particularly the dom#9b13
That Gmaj9 really hits different after D7… And love the Amin13 too
i love the ninths so much
That baseline riff is pure genius.
Y'all are so gooood such clean mixing and recording too
Depending on the song or composition all those extensions can be used in an interesting way. 😊
I really appreciate these short videos. Most others are lucky if they even get to a point before an awkward loop but these are just these quick little nuggets of useful knowledge that really help demystify things!
Love the 80s hip hop groove!
Love those 13ths!! 🎹 You guys do great work!👏🏾
9ths are the GOAT 😁
I liked the 11th’s in this progression.
Oooooh that D7#9b13 is deeeeeeeeeelicious
I love 9ths and 11ths in this example, but I really think that in general it's more important how you "move" through changes and when you use tensions, without getting too repetitive
Combination of 7th 9th and 13th is bliss
Call me a simple man but I liked everything up until 9th (inclusive).
I won't call you simple but I'll call you a programmer for distinguishing inclusive and exclusive ranges
@@joshuadonahue5871 Keen eye lol. I wanted to be a computer programmer when I was young, but changed major last second lol
I really like these videos… great tips and ideas that are doable
Love this channel. Don’t ever change.
13ths of course 😊
13th and 6/9 remind me of Ellis Marsalis, my favorite…
I like them all, and I typically play most all of those! Nice to make a jam out of that and mix and match the voicings in and out of each other like guitar jazz chord melody style. By adding the 11ths, it sounds more modern, so I think fusion cats would lean towards that tonality more, sounding like Chick Corea or Herbie Hancock type arrangements. Of course the 9ths and 13ths are always sweet, and for me on guitar, 🎸 they're always the easiest grip to grab while comping.🎉
Love the 13s..
I like 9ths as the meal, with 13ths as the spice. 11ths are great too, especially minor ones. But I like the contrast between the relative openness of the 9ths compared to the density of the 13ths. Great video.
I love D7#11 but my favorites are all Adam’s voicings 🎹
It's all good, but what got me was the #9b13 and the ending bomp, bomp! Chris Heavner, OS Subscriber
Love these chord games 👍🏻
the 9th and 13th really slap, but I don't really like the 11th 🤷
خیلی خوبه واقعا عاشقه جاهایم که خودشم کیف میکنه با آکوردش❤❤❤
9s and 13s and D7#11 in this progression
Jeez your guys' content is excellent. I'm loving working through Harmony Games.... Thanks for all you do. Oh yeah, 9ths for me all the way.
Drummer is like "ight can I go home now" lol
Very Nice! What happened to the transcriptions tho? they were really helpful
Use your ear 👂
This was very helpful
what would you say is a good way for someone who isn’t as adept in piano to practice and learn all of these?
Los amo❤
This channel is ❤❤❤
7ths was my favorite
definitely the 9ths
I love 'em all!
7th for me...
To an uneducated man like me, the reasoning for raising the 11ths instead of keeping them diatonic is puzzling, likewise for the dominant chord. It SOUNDS good, but it seems like there'd be so much guess work followed by figuring out why something you stumbled across sounds good.
That D7#11... I'm pretty sure Rob Araujo used this in his cover of cherie amour
funkiest groove i ever did hear
9ths. All day everyday.
13ths is underrated
Do a variation of each
D9 -> Gmaj7#11 felt like a void swallowing me in endless sleep
9ths are the best. More than that gets too crunchy
Daaaamn those 13ths 😍
I only like 11s when they are in key whether it is a natural 11 or sharp 11 unless it is a dominant chord
13 the best
9 and 13
Nice !
9ths!
I would like to really be good to go. Do you suggest that maybe I take it into all the keys?
Asking for a friend.
Childish gambino goin crazy on the set
I would replace the V chord with the III chord to add melancholy to the progression. Otherwise the extended versions of it are a bit too bright for me
9ths for me
I'm middle of the road though 😅
The 13ths 😍
The 9th and 13th
7ths for sure
The only one I didn't like was tonic lydian. The natural 4 can be voiced so much prettier
D9 instead of D7 was nice
Imma simple man I'd like some 9th pls❤
The 7’s 9’s and 13’s all sound great. Not super fond of the 11’s. Maybe the minor 11.
All beautiful, but the magic isn't in any chord or extension...its in the relative movement of intervals from one to another.
So cool!
9ths baby!
Everything sounds great! 🎉
How about the next degree, #1, for example? Jacob Collier would be satisfied 😂
That's a Neapolitan cadence
If you’re in the key of G then why play a G sharp on D major #11 instead of just playing the natural 11th that’s apart of the key, which is just G?
What number after the chord means that you actually play all the 12 notes?
13ths hit the spot
13ths, but all of them sound cool
Bob ❤
D7#9b13 (but it depends on the context and the vibe you're going for).
Why do you do the alterations in some chords like D7#9b13
Yeah I get it, but why are they playing Simply Red in Open Studio tho
Of course, the next step is to choose one of each extension and rotate them around the progression…..😂
The Cmaj7#11 made me think of Radiohead’s “All I Need” at 2:46
13th :)
I prefer the 9th chords. They have a "purer" sound and are uncomplicated.
11th doesnt work 🎉
Them 9th chords...... tasty!!!!!
9th sounds better 13 on Am is avoid, so 9th more pleasant
Maj 7th is the ticket. Closing with the dom7#9b13 is right
The of 13ths.
13ths
What’s the font used for the chord progressions
All of us nerds over here, but you wondering about the font 🙏🏻😅
Can’t believe you forgot to sus it out 🤦♀️
9ths and it’s not even close.
Triads are next
7ths next
#11 on the I doesn’t work.
The secret is in the voicings
Like this
Isn’t the ninth just the four 😮
Close! Easy way to remember it is just to minus 7 from anything above 8. 9th would be equivalent to the 2nd scale degree.
@@johnmclachlan6746 yeah. but the four is the two
7ths 9ths