Ravel Chords for Jazz Guitar-Part1

Amazing video !

Jazz ripped off European music. Don't tell the censors.

At first I thought this was a little advanced concept for me, but in the second audition I guess I got it. You explain very very well. I’ll check it out the whole package. Thanks!

Ravel ma belle 🎶
Thank you teacher!

Três interesting thanks

Thanks for posting this!! I excitedly wait for your videos.

Low Key Barry Harris. :>

Impressionists were ahead of time.

Thank you for the chord ideas! It's difficult moving into jazz from country, it's been a 10 year monolith but these concepts are very applicable!

Musical knowledge and the wisdom and technique to transform it through the Guitar...........is not just a skill but a love of the former and a dedication to the latter. Thank you sir!

I love how you call the ideas "music gems"

SPRING IS HERE is by Rodgers and Hart. It would be nice if you gave credit to composers.

Ravel Chords for Jazz Guitar-Part2 seems to have disappeared.

Very nice examples of the chord in tunes. BUt there is no "C" in the chaord on beat 1, m. 3. So how is that a C dm?. Nor to I see A dim. The only dim triad I see is F dim.

Thanks for this, fascinating - love Debussy & Ravel and finding new chords so this was early Christmas! Beautiful guitar, too - Roger is an amazing craftsman / artist!

L'Ondine is another great Ravel composition, in addition to the music you reference here.

Django was influenced by Ravel too

Stella was cool Richie! I gotta remember this. 🔥

This is a wonderful and super useful lesson! Thank you🎶

So beautiful harmonies. Thank you for this great masterclass!

Thank you! Ravel and Debussy are two of my favorite composers.

Richie, you are an inspiration.

Interesting. Your videos never disappoint.

Who were the impressionists?

great sounds. thank you.

Beautiful sounds; if I am not wrong, you threw in a few of these into your fantastic arrangement of Stomping at the Savoy. They really add a nice colour. Thanks for posting!

Love the harmonic twists! So cool👍👏😁

I used to call this chord B7/C and I learned it from Ed Bickert.

Thanks for the lesson, Richie. I haven't listened to Ravel much. Sounds like there's a tremendous amount of useable material there.

Coryell was heavy into this as well. Great info. thank you.