【上手い人が実はやってるセブンスコードの押さえ方】Funky&Jazzyなセブンスコードの実践的な押さえ方を紹介！

This time, we'll introduce various ways to finger seventh chords. Combined with the major seventh and minor seventh chords we've introduced so far, we've introduced quite a few practical chords. Seventh chords can be used with a variety of scales and can be interpreted in many different ways, so I think they can be difficult to get started with. I've narrowed it down to the important points, so as always, I hope you can remember something! [Related Videos]    • 【セブンスコードの押さえ方】焦らず基本から！ファンクからジャズまで登場するセブンスコ...      • 【9thコードの押さえ方】おしゃれコードの鉄板！ナインスコードの押さえ方・使い方      • 【世界が変わります】度数とはそもそも何なのか！「超基本」に絞って徹底解説！      • 【上手い人が実はやってるマイナーセブンスの押さえ方】いつもと一味違う押さえ方を身につ...      • 【上手い人が実はやってるメジャーセブンスの押さえ方】定番形＋応用系を覚えて演奏に彩り...   [Playlist] ・Pentatonic Basics 　   • ペンタトニック基礎   ・Music Theory Basics 　   • 音楽理論基礎   ・Session Classics Explained 　https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... w8MKRi62HvIxAxWamAhERFEc4Vaug ・Basic chords and backing fundamentals 　   • 基本コード・バッキング基礎   ・Basic improvisation 　   • アドリブ基礎   ・Basic techniques for beginners 　   • 意外と見落としがちな基本テクニック   ・What I truly believe is important 　   • 本当に大事だと思ってること   00:00 Seventh chords appear in both funky and jazzy songs. 00:37 Basic notes of a seventh chord. 01:41 [Around the root of the 5th string] Basic fingering, part 1. 03:12 [Around the root of the 5th string] Basic fingering, part 2. 05:19 [Around the root of the 5th string] A 9th chord + α, often seen in cutting. 09:07 [Around the root of the 5th string] Two classic chords that appear in a slightly jazzier style. 11:43 [Around the root of the 6th string] Basic fingering. 12:37 [Around the root of the 6th string] Fingering with the root on the 1st string. 13:57 [Around the root of the 6th string] A dark and sophisticated 9th chord. 16:16 Conclusion ----- Nice to meet you. My name is Kawady. I work as a salaryman and attend R&B/Soul/Funk sessions in Tokyo. This channel is a place to share in an easy-to-understand way the various points I've experienced while practicing guitar. Let me share one of the reasons why I started this initiative. It's been a while since I became passionate about guitar. I've been practicing like crazy. And during that time, I've come to realize one thing: That is, there's a huge gap between those who teach guitar and those who learn it. There's a lot of information on social media these days, and a lot of information about guitar. Many of the people who provide lesson content are active professionals, have devoted their lives to music, or have graduated from music schools. I've also studied the content of such people, but the content is simply difficult. Things that are obvious to those who have been playing music for a long time are often difficult for those who are just finding time to take up guitar, and I've felt a huge gap here. I myself am working hard every day, and I hope that if I can share in an easy-to-understand way the experiences I've had as I improved, I can help people who practice guitar.