In this comprehensive course on Major 7 Chords, learn how to build Major 7 Chords, Major 7 Chord Symbols, all 12 Major 7 Chords, 4 tunes to practice them with, & the most common Major 7 progressions.
Course Objectives
Learn the construction of Major 7th Chords in all keys
Play fun short song while you master each chord
Explore improvisation
Use inversions to connect chords smoothly
Learning Focus
Chords
Groove
Songs
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Great kickoff major 7th chords!
So much to like! I like covering all 12 major 7 chords through the circle of 5ths. Presented in achievable chunks, I was able to progress through the material quickly. The songs are a very effective way to get the chords into your fingers.
Fun
Very good so far, great musician and teacher, I'm at this level, I'm a bit more advance, I actually know all my major chords, but decided to do this for doundation, since I'm a self thought student. And I actually learn two groves from this course, one which Jonny did not specified a name and another which is on 1/16, very cool, made my soloing wound awesome.
But for beginners, this is pretty good, if it was me two years ago, this would have been nice. Unfourtunally did not have the money to afford this by them.
Eye Opening
You're explanation on how Maj7 chords can be played in an endless variation of combinations was well - eye opening. Root and 2nd inversions no issues, but did take time on 1st inversions. Practiced using intervals between the I - IV - V - very cool.
M7
Easy street
Majo 7th chord theory and appication
Wow - my brain hurts but in a good way. So many details in this that open up doors to how people play jazz - what notes a melody often starts on, pentatonic scales , chord progressions. Inspiring to here Jonny improv some jazz melodies.
So much to like! I like covering all 12 major 7 chords through the circle of 5ths. Presented in achievable chunks, I was able to progress through the material quickly. The songs are a very effective way to get the chords into your fingers.
Fun
Very good so far, great musician and teacher, I'm at this level, I'm a bit more advance, I actually know all my major chords, but decided to do this for doundation, since I'm a self thought student. And I actually learn two groves from this course, one which Jonny did not specified a name and another which is on 1/16, very cool, made my soloing wound awesome.
But for beginners, this is pretty good, if it was me two years ago, this would have been nice. Unfourtunally did not have the money to afford this by them.
Eye Opening
You're explanation on how Maj7 chords can be played in an endless variation of combinations was well - eye opening. Root and 2nd inversions no issues, but did take time on 1st inversions. Practiced using intervals between the I - IV - V - very cool.
M7
Easy street
Majo 7th chord theory and appication
Wow - my brain hurts but in a good way. So many details in this that open up doors to how people play jazz - what notes a melody often starts on, pentatonic scales , chord progressions. Inspiring to here Jonny improv some jazz melodies.
In this comprehensive course on Dominant 7 Chords, you'll learn how to build Dominant 7 Chords, the Chord Symbols, all 12 Dominant 7 Chords, 4 tunes to practice them with, & the most common Dominant 7 progressions.
Master your Dominant 7th chords with 17 exercises to easily play them all. We'll explore each chord from multiple angles, including the Circle of 5ths, chromatically, with inversions, & progressions.
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