- Extended Harmony Chords 1: Introduction
- Diminished 7th E String Root
- Diminished 7th Chord E String Root Play Along
- Diminished 7th A String Root
- Diminished 7th A String Root Play Along
- Diminished 7th D String Root
- Diminished 7th D String Root Play Along
- Minor 7th Flat 5th E String Root
- Minor 7th Flat 5th E String Root Play Along
- Minor 7th Flat 5th A String Root
- Minor 7th Flat 5th A String Root Play Along
- Minor 7th Flat 5th D String Root
- Minor 7th Flat 5th D String Root Play Along
- Dominant 7th Flat 5th E String Root
- Dominant 7th Flat 5th E String Root Play Along
- Dominant 7th Flat 5th A String Root
- Dominant 7th Flat 5th A String Root Play Along
- Dominant 7th Flat 5th D String Root
- Dominant 7th Flat 5th D String Root Play Along
- Minor Major 7th E String Root
- Minor Major 7th E String Root Play Along
- Minor Major 7th A String Root
- Minor Major 7th Chord A String Root Play Along
- Minor Major 7th Chord D String Root
- Minor Major 7th Chord D String Root Play Along
- Conclusion
Diminished 7th A String Root
Now we'll learn how to to play a diminished 7th chord rooted on the A string. We'll learn a typical jazz chord progression using the diminished 7th as a way to get from the I chord to the ii chord. It can be viewed as a vii dim of ii (vii dim/ii), or as an altered VI chord.
Cmaj7 (I) / C#dim7 (vii dim/ii) / Dmin7 (ii) / G7 (V)
We'll learn to voice the chord in a couple of different ways for variety. Finally in the next lesson we'll play the progression along with a backing track.
Instructor
Christopher Schlegel
