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D minor Jazz, two-handed comping,
a Latin twist.
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Let's try a fill progression
with this Latin twist rhythm.
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You're gonna have to learn three
more chords from the previous page.
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You've got your G minor seven
[SOUND] with added second.
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There's G minor seven [SOUND] for G, two
and a half [SOUND], added second [SOUND].
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Got the root in the left hand [SOUND].
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Just a nice sound.
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[MUSIC]
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A minor seven, so
there's A minor with a seven to
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left [SOUND], and an A seven [SOUND].
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So the left hand.
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[MUSIC]
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The right hand.
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[MUSIC]
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Don't worry too much about
the timing on the sheet music.
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It's open to interpretation.
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Because strictly that would be [SOUND]
one, two, three, four [SOUND], one,
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two, three, four [SOUND].
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Which is going to be a bit regimented, so
just use your own interpretation [SOUND].
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Just whatever you feel is right.
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Try it slowly, first of all.
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[MUSIC]
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This is where your G
minor comes in [SOUND].
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[SOUND] So
the A minor back to the G minor.
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[SOUND] Back to D.
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And A, and you just hold A [SOUND].
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And to the G minor.
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[MUSIC]
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There's a couple of things that might
help you memorize that song, okay?
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And play it a lot quicker.
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If you look ahead to the next chord,
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[SOUND] way before you have to play it,
okay?
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So, you're playing the D [SOUND],
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you've got those two notes to
look ahead for the E minor seven.
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So, D minor.
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[MUSIC]
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Okay, so
think about looking ahead all the time.
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When you've got time, when you're not
playing another note with the right hand,
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look ahead to see what the next chord is,
okay?
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So, on the second line there [SOUND],
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as you're playing the E minor,
look at the G minor seven [SOUND].
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Now again, look at the As you're
playing the G [SOUND] minor seven,
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look ahead now to the A [SOUND].
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And A again.
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[MUSIC]
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Okay, so it always helps to be just one
step ahead of your hands, in a sense.
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Put your mind to the next chord,
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even though your hands
are on the previous chord.