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Four Note Flourish Extended Chords- 9ths.
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Another way you can play the four note
flourish is to make use of ninth chords.
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Let's look again of what numbers
of the chords come from.
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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or
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you can look at it 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
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If you look at that carefully,
you'll notice that the 3rd,
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5th, 7th, and 9th make up a chord.
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Can you recognize it?
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Em7.
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So, if you played a base note of C, and
then played the right hand chord of Em7.
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You're playing the extended chord,
C [SOUND] major 9.
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Nice sound.
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You can also play the C down there.
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[SOUND] Now, don't worry about
the theory behind that, and
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that you're gonna have to
work it out each time.
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It's a memory trick.
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So you'll come across these 9th chords and
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you'll notice that [SOUND] you'll
see a new chord in the right
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hand over the base note, so
E minor 7, C, and that's C major 9.
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[SOUND] It also happens in A,
so there's A minor,
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3rd, 5th, 7th, nine, so A minor, nine.
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But that chord is C major 7.
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So now you can see that you're
playing an A in the left hand,
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C major 7 in the right hand.
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So it's just one up from the.
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[SOUND] And that's an A minor 9.
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It happens with F as well.
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So F major 9, first, third,
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fifth, seven, nine.
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[SOUND] That makes A minor 7 over F.
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It's a memory trick, remember?
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Don't worry about the theory.
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It's really a memory trick.
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[SOUND] It happens in D as well.
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So D minor 9.
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1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th.
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[SOUND] That's F major 7 there.
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Over the D.
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So let's look at some of the chords.
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So there's [SOUND] C major 9.
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A minor 9.
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[SOUND] F major 9.
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D minor.
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Now if you play the root note
deeper position, it sounds better.
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So try another four-note flourish, but
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this time make use of
these extended chords.
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First of all, try C major 9.
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So you're gonna play C in the bridge,
and the extended chord, remember is
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add an E minor 7.
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3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th.
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[SOUND] So that's you're playing in
the right hand, just think E minor 7.
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Over the C.
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So the extended flourish is C, E minor 7.
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E minor 7.
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E minor 7.
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It sounds very different than
straightforward C major 7.
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[SOUND] The extended is C, then E minor.
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[SOUND] It's a nice difference.
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So let's try a few more.
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There's A minor
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