3 Simple Rules For Learning Jazz Chords (That Most Miss)

Grazie Maestro!

Excellent lesson on jazz chords, even for NOT beginners. Many Thanks!

Jens, this is not specifically about this video, but if you read this, l just wanted to thank you. Your exercises, especially a particular one, have helped me so much, to go from a place of l´ll never play jazz, l wasn´t born for this, to this is actually doable with a lot of study. Thanks!

thank you, this had lots of very useful ideas to practice that work easily into tunes I already know

You're the best, Jenni.

This is a fantastic lesson, especially the part about rootless chord harmony. I noticed that the a minor is kinda skipped. 10 fret C G B F. From low to high. I further notice this chord sounds a little funny in context. Just a little.. off? Is there a reason? (Almost as if it should be F# on top.)Thanks

Thanks!

Wow, that's a lot of great info in a very short video! It's like eating a very rich and delicious cheesecake. 😊👍

Thanks my dear brother for this information 👍 😅

Fantastic lesson; thanks, Jens! —Tom

That was incredibly clear and helpful!

aah Jens this guy below says the truth , I think peoples who want to learn from you must focus on your explanation and praktisch slowly . thanks JENS 🙏

I’m starting to study jazz theory without a teacher. Your videos are a great resource. Thanks!

Another masterpiece. Thanks for the chord workout! (Especially the secondary ii-V-I through the diatonic chords).

I can't think of any jazz instruction on the net that gets one faster into playable jazz than Jens here. Such useful stuff. Way to go Jens! Especially on your vids on the diatonic arpeggios. As a Joe Pass guy and have learned some of his tunes I can now make sense of alot of his lead movements .. they are diatonic arpeggios that you showed!

Terrific lesson!

Love your channel

Just been working on chapter 8 of the Chords Craftsmanship course so this is very timely for me Jens...

“The big bad wolf, he learned the rule, you gotta get hot to play real cool.”