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15K views · 3.2K reactions | Tab on patreon, comment “Triad” to get the link! I got asked about if there’s any warm up for playing outside, I got puzzled for a second but I remembers I used to have fun doing this one. I got this idea from my friends who worked with George Garzone espeacially @mshin_music . Correct me if I’m wrong but what I remember is that he briefly told me that Garzone likes to combine triads sharing one or two notes, in this case such as F and Bb, Bbm, B(b5), F+ they all share F note in common. I was working on it a little bit and I found it’s fun to move around triads, sometime it doesn’t necessary sharing the notes, like moving sideways etc. This is one perspective to see how much freedom we can have in the tonal harmony, while it might not always work with chord progressions, I recommend trying it little bit to see if you like it or not. Tab on patreon, more live stream archive on YouTube @yuto_kanazawa . . . . #jazzguitar #jazzlicks #guitarlicks #jazzimprovisation #jazzimprov #lickoftheday | Yuto Kanazawa | NYC Guitarist

15K views · 3.2K reactions | Tab on patreon, comment “Triad” to get the link! I got asked about if there’s any warm up for playing outside, I got puzzled for a second but I remembers I used to have fun doing this one. I got this idea from my friends who worked with George Garzone espeacially @mshin_music . Correct me if I’m wrong but what I remember is that he briefly told me that Garzone likes to combine triads sharing one or two notes, in this case such as F and Bb, Bbm, B(b5), F+ they…

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15K views · 3.2K reactions | Tab on patreon, comment “Triad” to get the link! I got asked about if there’s any warm up for playing outside, I got puzzled for a second but I remembers I used to have fun doing this one. I got this idea from my friends who worked with George Garzone espeacially @mshin_music . Correct me if I’m wrong but what I remember is that he briefly told me that Garzone likes to combine triads sharing one or two notes, in this case such as F and Bb, Bbm, B(b5), F+ they all share F note in common. I was working on it a little bit and I found it’s fun to move around triads, sometime it doesn’t necessary sharing the notes, like moving sideways etc. This is one perspective to see how much freedom we can have in the tonal harmony, while it might not always work with chord progressions, I recommend trying it little bit to see if you like it or not. Tab on patreon, more live stream archive on YouTube @yuto_kanazawa . . . . #jazzguitar #jazzlicks #guitarlicks #jazzimprovisation #jazzimprov #lickoftheday | Yuto Kanazawa | NYC Guitarist

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