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    Explore " minor" with insightful episodes like "II-V-I Progression, Pt. 1", "Two-Handed Voicings, Pt. 2", "Two-Handed Voicings, Pt. 1", "Triads, Pt. 2" and "Episode 16 - Charlie's Back (talkin' DOTA!)" from podcasts like ""Jazz Piano Skills", "Jazz Piano Skills", "Jazz Piano Skills", "Jazz Piano Skills" and "Side Pull"" and more!

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    II-V-I Progression, Pt. 1

    II-V-I Progression, Pt. 1

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play the iconic II-V-I Progression, Pt. 1 using traditional and contemporary shell voicings for your left hand. Be sure to Download the Podcast Guide for this podcast that musically notates the II-V-I Progression using traditional and contemporary shell voicings in all 12 major keys. An invaluable educational tool to reference while studying and practicing this iconic progression and voicings. Download Podcast Guide.

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    1. Voicings
      1. Minor Voicings
        1. Traditional Shells
          1. 3-7-9
          2. 7-3-5
        2. Contemporary Shells
          1. 1-4-7
          2. 5-1-4
      2. Dominant Voicings
        1. Traditional Shells
          1. 3-7-9
          2. 7-3-5
        2. Contemporary Shells
          1. 3-6-9
          2. 7-3-6
      3. Major Voicings
        1. Traditional Shells
          1. 3-7-9
          2. 7-3-5
        2. Contemporary Shells
          1. 3-6-9
          2. 7-3-6
    2. II-V-I Progression
      1. Using Traditional Shell Voicings
        1. Option 1
          1. II = 3-7-9
          2. V = 7-3-5
          3. I = 3-7-9
        2. Option 2
          1. II = 7-3-5
          2. V = 3-7-9
          3. I = 7-3-5
      2. Using Contemporary Shell Voicings
        1. Option 1
          1. II = 1-4-7
          2. V = 7-3-6
          3. I = 3-6-9
        2. Option 2
          1. II = 5-1-4
          2. V = 3-6-9
          3. I = 7-3-6

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    Two-Handed Voicings, Pt. 2

    Two-Handed Voicings, Pt. 2

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play Secondary Two-Handed Voicings using 5-Note Shapes for all primary sounds (major, dominant, minor, half-diminished, diminished). Be sure to Download the Podcast Guide for this podcast that musically notates two primary voicings options using five notes that are played across two hands. An invaluable educational tool to reference while studying and practicing these iconic shapes and sounds. Download Podcast Guide.

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    1. C Major Two-Handed Voicings
      1. Secondary Option 1
        1. Left Hand: D, G
        2. Right Hand: C, E, A
      2. Secondary Option 2
        1. Left Hand: A, D
        2. Right Hand: G, B, E
    2. C Dominant Two-Handed Voicings
      1. Secondary Option 1
        1. Left Hand: E, Bb
        2. Right Hand: Eb, Ab, Db
      2. Secondary Option 2
        1. Left Hand: Bb, E
        2. Right Hand: Ab, Db, Gb
    3. C Minor Two-Handed Voicings
      1. Secondary Option 1
        1. Left Hand: D, G
        2. Right Hand: C, F, A
      2. Secondary Option 2
        1. Left Hand: A, D
        2. Right Hand: G, C, F
    4. C Half Diminished Two-Handed Voicings
      1. Secondary Option 1
        1. Left Hand: Bb, Eb
        2. Right Hand: Ab, Db, F
      2. Secondary Option 2
        1. Left Hand: F, Bb
        2. Right Hand: Eb, Ab, Db
    5. C Diminished Two-Handed Voicings
      1. Secondary Option 1
        1. Left Hand: C#, F#
        2. Right Hand: B, E, G#
      2. Secondary Option 2
        1. Left Hand: G#, C#
        2. Right Hand: F#, B, E

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    Two-Handed Voicings, Pt. 1

    Two-Handed Voicings, Pt. 1

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play Two-Handed Voicings using 5-Note Shapes for all primary sounds (major, dominant, minor, half-diminished, diminished). Be sure to Download the Podcast Guide for this podcast that musically notates two primary voicings options using five notes that are played across two hands. An invaluable educational tool to reference while studying and practicing these iconic shapes and sounds. Download Podcast Guide.

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    1. C Major Two-Handed Voicings
      1. Primary Option 1
        1. Left Hand: E, A
        2. Right Hand: D, G, B (C)
      2. Primary Option 2
        1. Left Hand: B, E
        2. Right Hand: A, D, G
    2. C Dominant Two-Handed Voicings
      1. Primary Option 1
        1. Left Hand: E, Bb
        2. Right Hand: E, A, D
      2. Primary Option 2
        1. Left Hand: Bb, E
        2. Right Hand: A, D, G
    3. C Minor Two-Handed Voicings
      1. Primary Option 1
        1. Left Hand: C, F
        2. Right Hand: Bb, Eb, G
      2. Primary Option 2
        1. Left Hand: G, C
        2. Right Hand: F, Bb, Eb
    4. C Half Diminished Two-Handed Voicings
      1. Primary Option 1
        1. Left Hand: C, Gb
        2. Right Hand: C, F, Bb
      2. Primary Option 2
        1. Left Hand: Gb, C
        2. Right Hand: F, Bb, Eb
    5. C Diminished Two-Handed Voicings
      1. Primary Option 1
        1. Left Hand: Eb, A
        2. Right Hand: Eb, Ab, Db
      2. Primary Option 2
        1. Left Hand: A, Eb
        2. Right Hand: Ab, Db, Gb

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    Triads, Pt. 2

    Triads, Pt. 2

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play Triads using Lower Neighboring Tones (Half-Step Approachments) to create "intentional tension"; an essential jazz piano skill in for improvisation development. Be sure to Download the Podcast Guide for this podcast that musically notates all twelve major and minor triads in root position and inversions using lower neighboring tones to develop improvisational jazz lines (phrases); an invaluable educational tool to reference while studying and practicing these iconic shapes and sounds. Download Podcast Guide.

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    1. C Major Triad
      1. Root Position
        1. Ascending: B C E G
        2. Descending: F# G E C
      2. 1st Inversion
        1. Ascending: D# E G C
        2. Descending: B C G E
      3. 2nd Inversion
        1. Ascending: F# G C E
        2. Descending: D# E C G
    2. C Minor Triad
      1. Root Position
        1. Ascending: B C Eb G
        2. Descending: F# G Eb C
      2. 1st Inversion
        1. Ascending: D Eb G C
        2. Descending: B C G Eb
      3. 2nd Inversion
        1. Ascending: F# G C Eb
        2. Descending: D Eb C G

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    Triads, Pt. 1

    Triads, Pt. 1

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play Triads using Major and Minor shapes played harmonically and melodically; an essential jazz piano skill in preparation for improvisation development. Be sure to Download the Podcast Guide for this podcast that musically notates all twelve major and minor triads in root position and inversions; an invaluable educational tool to reference while studying and practicing these fundamental (and absolutely essential) shapes and sounds. Download Podcast Guide.

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    1. C Major Triad
      1. Demonstrated harmonically and melodically
        1. Root Position C E G
        2. 1st Inversion E G C
        3. 2nd Inversion G C E
    2. C Minor Triad
      1. Demonstrated harmonically and melodically
        1. Root Position C Eb G
        2. 1st Inversion Eb G C
        3. 2nd Inversion G C Eb

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    Stationary Improvisation, Pt. 2

    Stationary Improvisation, Pt. 2

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play Stationary Improvisation using Cyclical Quadruplet Patterns. Be sure to Download the Podcast Guide for this podcast that musically notates various Cyclical Quadruplet combinations for each of the twelve minor chords launching from the root, 3rd, 5th, and 7th of the sound; an invaluable educational tool to reference while studying and practicing. Download Podcast Guide.

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    1. F Minor Cyclical Quadruplets Combinations
      1. Launching from Root
        1. F Ab G F
        2. Eb C D Eb
      2. Launching from 3rd
        1. Ab Bb C Ab
        2. F Eb D F
      3. Launching from 5th
        1. C Ab Bb C
        2. Eb G F Eb
      4. Launching from 7th
        1. Eb D C Eb
        2. F G Ab F

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    Stationary Improvisation, Pt. 1

    Stationary Improvisation, Pt. 1

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play Stationary Improvisation using Cyclical Quadruplet Patterns. Be sure to Download the Podcast Guide for this podcast that musically notates 16 Cyclical Quadruplets for each of the twelve minor chords; an invaluable educational tool to reference while studying and practicing. Download Podcast Guide.

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    1. F Minor Cyclical Quadruplets
      1. Launching from Root
        1. F Ab G F
        2. F D Eb F
        3. F G Ab F
        4. F Eb D F
      2. Launching from 3rd
        1. Ab C Bb Ab
        2. Ab F G Ab
        3. Ab Bb C Ab
        4. Ab G F Ab
      3. Launching from 5th
        1. C Eb D F
        2. C Ab Bb C
        3. C D Eb C
        4. C Bb Ab C
      4. Launching from 7th
        1. Eb G F Eb
        2. Eb C D Eb
        3. Eb F G Eb
        4. Eb D C Eb

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    Practice Minor Sound, Melodically

    Practice Minor Sound, Melodically

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play the Minor Sound, Melodically using scale and arpeggio motion that includes the entire sound from the root to the 13th. Be sure to Download the Podcast Guide for this podcast that musically notates the minor scales and arpeggios for all twelve minor chords; an invaluable educational tool to reference while studying and practicing. Download Podcast Guide.

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    1. C Minor Scale & Arpeggio, 5th
      1. C D Eb F G
      2. C Eb G
    2. C Minor Scale & Arpeggio, 7th
      1. C D EB F G A Bb
      2. C Eb G Bb
    3. C Minor Scale & Arpeggio, 9th
      1. C D Eb F G A Bb C D
      2. C Eb G Bb D
    4. C Minor Scale & Arpeggio, 11th
      1. C D Eb F G A Bb C D Eb F
      2. C Eb G Bb D F
    5. C Minor Scale & Arpeggio, 13th
      1. C D Eb F G A Bb C D Eb F G A
      2. C Eb G Bb D F A

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    Inversions & Improvisation

    Inversions & Improvisation

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play Inversions for Improvisation preparation. Inverted Arpeggios for the C Chord Family will be demonstrated (C Major, C Dominant, C Minor, C Half Diminished, C Diminished). Be sure to Download the JPS Education Doc for this podcast that musically notates the arpeggios in the root, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd inversions for all 12 chord families along with the fingerings I recommend. An invaluable educational tool to reference while studying and practicing. Download JPS Educational Document.

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    1. C Major 7
      1. Root Position (C E G B)
      2. 1st Inversion (E G B C)
      3. 2nd Inversion (G B C E)
      4. 3rd Inversion (B C E G)
    2. C Dominant 7
      1. Root Position (C E G Bb)
      2. 1st Inversion (E G Bb C)
      3. 2nd Inversion (G Bb C E)
      4. 3rd Inversion (Bb C E G)
    3. C Minor 7
      1. Root Position (C Eb G Bb)
      2. 1st Inversion (Eb G Bb C)
      3. 2nd Inversion (G Bb C Eb)
      4. 3rd Inversion (Bb C Eb G)
    4. C Half Diminished 7
      1. Root Position (C Eb Gb Bb)
      2. 1st Inversion (Eb Gb Bb C)
      3. 2nd Inversion (Gb Bb C Eb)
      4. 3rd Inversion (Bb C Eb Gb)
    5. C Diminished 7
      1. Root Position (C Eb Gb Bbb)
      2. 1st Inversion (Eb Gb Bbb C)
      3. 2nd Inversion (Gb Bbb C Eb)
      4. 3rd Inversion (Bbb C Eb Gb)

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    Contemporary Shell Voicings

    Contemporary Shell Voicings

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play Contemporary Shell Voicings for the primary sounds of music (Major, Dominant, Minor, Half Diminished, Diminished). Two voicing options are constructed for each chord to be played in your left hand:

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    1. Contemporary Major Shell Voicings
      1. 3-7-9 (Ionian Mode)
      2. 7-3-6 (Ionian Mode)
    2. Contemporary Dominant Shell Voicings
      1. 3-7-9 (Mixolydian Mode)
      2. 7-3-6 (Mixolydian Mode)
    3. Contemporary Minor Shell Voicings
      1. 1-4-7 (Dorian Mode)
      2. 5-1-4 (Dorian Mode)
    4. Contemporary Half Diminished Voicings
      1. 1-4-7 (Locrian Mode)
      2. 5-1-4 (Locrian Mode)
    5. Contemporary Diminished Shell Voicings
      1. 3-7-9 (7th Mode Harmonic Minor)
      2. 7-3-6 (7th Mode Harmonic Minor)

    The C Chord Family Voicings

    1. Contemporary C Major Shell Voicings
      1. E-A-D (Ionian Mode)
      2. B-E-A (Ionian Mode)
    2. Contemporary C Dominant Shell Voicings
      1. E-A-D (Mixolydian Mode)
      2. Bb-E-A (Mixolydian Mode)
    3. Contemporary C Minor Shell Voicings
      1. C-F-Bb (Dorian Mode)
      2. G-C-F (Dorian Mode)
    4. Contemporary C Half Diminished Voicings
      1. C-F-Bb (Locrian Mode)
      2. Gb-C-F (Locrian Mode)
    5. Contemporary C Diminished Shell Voicings
      1. Eb-Ab-Db (7th Mode Harmonic Minor)
      2. Bbb(A)-Eb-Ab (7th Mode Harmonic Minor)

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    Traditional Shell Voicings

    Traditional Shell Voicings

    This Jazz Piano Lesson will help you discover, learn, and play Traditional Shell Voicings for the primary sounds of music (Major, Dominant, Minor, Half Diminished, Diminished). Two voicing options are constructed for each chord to be played in your left hand:

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    1. Traditional Major Shell Voicings
      1. 3-7-9 (Ionian Mode)
      2. 7-3-5 (Ionian Mode)
    2. Traditional Dominant Shell Voicings
      1. 3-7-9 (Mixolydian Mode)
      2. 7-3-5 (Mixolydian Mode)
    3. Traditional Minor Shell Voicings
      1. 3-7-9 (Dorian Mode)
      2. 7-3-9 (Dorian Mode)
    4. Traditional Half Diminished Voicings
      1. 3-7-9 (Locrian Mode)
      2. 7-3-5 (Locrian Mode)
    5. Traditional Diminished Shell Voicings
      1. 3-7-9 (7th Mode Harmonic Minor)
      2. 7-3-5 (7th Mode Harmonic Minor)

    The C Chord Family Voicings

    1. Traditional C Major Shell Voicings
      1. E-B-D (Ionian Mode)
      2. B-E-G (Ionian Mode)
    2. Traditional C Dominant Shell Voicings
      1. E-Bb-D (Mixolydian Mode)
      2. Bb-D-G (Mixolydian Mode)
    3. Traditional C Minor Shell Voicings
      1. Eb-Bb-D (Dorian Mode)
      2. Bb-Eb-G (Dorian Mode)
    4. Traditional C Half Diminished Voicings
      1. Eb-Bb-Db (Locrian Mode)
      2. Bb-Eb-Gb (Locrian Mode)
    5. Traditional C Diminished Shell Voicings
      1. Eb-A-Db (7th Mode Harmonic Minor)
      2. A-Eb-Gb (7th Mode Harmonic Minor)

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    Chords By Key

    Chords By Key

    This jazz piano lesson will help you discover, learn, and play basic 7th chords arranged by Keys. The five primary sounds of music (Major, Dominant, Minor, Half Diminished, and Diminished) are constructed using the seven modes of a major key.

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    1. Seven Modes of the Key of C Major
      1. C D E F G A B
      2. D E F G A B C
      3. E F G A B C D
      4. F G A B C D E
      5. G A B C D E F
      6. A B C D E F G
      7. B C D E F G A
    2. Chords Constructed from Each Mode
      1. C Major 7th = C E G B
      2. D Minor 7th = D F A C
      3. E Minor 7th = E G B D
      4. F Major 7th = F A C E
      5. G Dominant 7th = G B D F
      6. A Minor 7th = A C E G
      7. B Half Diminished 7th = B D F A

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    Chords By Family

    Chords By Family

    This jazz piano lesson will help you discover, learn, and play basic 7th chords. The five primary sounds of music (Major, Dominant, Minor, Half Diminished, and Diminished) are constructed using a family approach. Two chord construction techniques are discussed and outlined.

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    1. Chord Construction using Note Names
      1. C Major 7th = C E G B
      2. C Dominant 7th = C E G Bb
      3. C Minor 7th = C Eb G Bb
      4. C Half Diminished 7th = C Eb Gb Bb
      5. C Diminished 7th = C Eb Gb Bbb
    2. Chord Construction Using Numbers
      1. C Major 7th = 1 3 5 7
      2. C Dominant 7th = 1 3 5 b7
      3. C Minor 7th = 1 b3 5 b7
      4. C Half Diminished 7th = 1 b3 b5 b7
      5. C Diminished 7th = 1 b3 b5 bb7

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    James Spooner on Minor Threat's "Minor Threat" (1983)

    James Spooner on Minor Threat's "Minor Threat" (1983)

    The Album: Minor Threat: Minor Threat (1984)

    In 2003, James Spooner released Afropunk, a personal love letter/manifesto dedicated to people like him: punk fans of a different shade whose acceptance in the scene was often hard-fought and tenuous. That became a movement, with annual afropunk festivals becoming entities unto themselves, across the world. Spooner is now a tattoo artist and graphic novelist, living in Los Angeles.

    For our episode, Spooner joined us to talk about Minor Threat's self-titled compilation of their early singles, one through which he discovered the ethos of straight-edge (no drugs, drinking, etc.) and a wider world of possibilities within punk rock. Minor Threat, the short-lived but heavily-influential group out of Washington D.C., fronted by Ian MacKaye is legendary and this compilation was one of the first ways in which listeners could discover the group, their sound and their philosophy.  During our episode, we discussed how what about straight-edge appealed to him, the racial politics of punk and how a kid from the high desert of California came across this music and culture to begin with.

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    More on Minor Threat

    Show Tracklisting (all songs from Minor Threat unless indicated otherwise):

    • Minor Threat
    • Straight Edge
    • Screaming at the Wall
    • Guilty of Being White
    • Black Flag: White Minority
    • Patti Smith: Rock N Roll N--
    • The Monkees: (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone
    • Steppin' Stone
    • Bottled Violence
    • I Don't Wanna Hear It
    • The Murder City Devils: Boom Swagger Boom

     

    Here is the Spotify playlist of as many songs as we can find on there.

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    Happy Rant Sports Episode #13 - Drabek, Ballpark Nonsense, Apatow on Sports, and the NBA Draft

    Happy Rant Sports Episode #13 - Drabek, Ballpark Nonsense, Apatow on Sports, and the NBA Draft
    In this episode of The Happy Rant Sports Ted and Barnabas discuss all sorts of sports stuff including: Baseball lifers, especially Doug Drabek and the Jackson Generals Cranky old man responses to ballpark shenanigans Judd Apatow's 86 Mets 30 for 30 (and Apatow in general) NBA Draft recap

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