🔴Afternoon in Paris chords and harmony lesson 🎸 A great lesson in 251 movement

🎵 The standard 'Afternoon in Paris' by John Lewis, is a fantastic example of how standards utilise the 251 progression for movement. In particular, this tune descends in tones via 251s, much like How High the Moon. In today's jazz standard lesson I show you: 🔴 The chords to 'Afternoon in Paris' - shapes available at my website ⚫️ How the harmony is functioning 🔴 A breakdown of how 251s can move down in tones 00:00 Intro 00:30 Chart 00:53 251 spotting 01:05 Chords in C 01:18 A section harmony 03:37 251s in tones 03:51 B section 05:42 Concluding thoughts and links to Django See below for a link to today's lesson resources: ▶️ Need to up your major 251 knowledge? Check out my ebook to help with just that: https://www.jazzguitarwithandy.com/st... 💾Download the PDFs from today's lesson here: https://www.jazzguitarwithandy.com/bl... 👍Enjoy the lesson and see you every Wednesday and Saturday for jazz guitar lessons 🔔SUBSCRIBE: For jazz guitar lessons every Wednesday and Saturday. Don't forget to hit the notification bell to be informed of my next video.    / @jazzguitarwithandy   ❤️️COMMENT: If you've gained value out of today's lesson or have any questions or comments then please leave them below and I will get back to you. 🎸EQUIPMENT USED TO MAKE THIS VIDEO: Gibson es 355 and Fender Tonemaster Twin reverb. #jazzguitar #jazzguitarlesson #gibson355