Hi Patrons,
This is an experiment thanks to Paul Anderson who made this search plugin. If you have any thoughts on what you might be looking for then please leave a comment on the Patreon post.
Search the Monday Videos here:
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- How To Make Chord Progressions More Simple
- PDF for Jazz Scales! The 3 You Need to practice
- 5 Scale Exercises That Are Great In Solos
- The 10 Types Of Difficult Chords In A Jazz Standard
- How to Write Jazz Licks – What You Want to Know
- II V I – When You Want To Sound Different
- When You Really Know The Chords
- This is a Good 10-minute Practice Routine
- Learn The Modes is Horrible Advice – This is A Better Skill
- How To Solo Over Chord Changes – The 5 Level Challenge
- 5 Quick Tips When You Are Stuck In A Jazz Solo
- Avoid Long Practice Plans – This is what you should focus on
- Do You Need To Have Your Own Style?
- Guitar Practice – How To Be Your Own Teacher
- 3 Things You Need to Improve in Your Jazz Solos
- How To Learn a Jazz Standard – Important Exercises
- The Scale is NOT That Important – This is!
- Get a Jazz Tone on any amp.
- How To Embellish Jazz Chords With Beautiful Chromaticism
- Drop2 Voicings – How to Understand The Construction
- Why Reharmonization Is For You And How To Get Started
- 3 Scale exercises You Need To Know And Use
- The Music Theory You Need to Focus on First
- How To Understand The Style of Jazz Solos
- Why You Want To Think in Functional Harmony
- 5 Common Mistakes When You Learn Jazz
- How To Practice Jazz – Advice From Bill Evans
- The First 10 Jazz Standards You Need To Know
- This Is The Exercise That Shows If You Are A Beginner
- How To Get The Most Out Of Transcribing
- The Best Way To Use Lydian and 5 Musical Ideas
- How To Learn Great Concepts From Thelonious Monk
- That is not a Musical Exercise, I don’t like it!
- Jazz Comping – How To Keep It Interesting
- New Video The Exercises You Don’t Do But You Really Need To
- Pentatonic Scale – How To Not Sound Like The Blues
- When Do You Know A Scale?
- Melodic Solo – What You Should Be Practicing
- 3 Unusual Maj7 Chords And How To Use Them
- How To Study Jazz Licks The Right Way
- Jazz Practice – Why You Need To Keep It Practical
- Can you do this on the Chord Progressions you know?
- Learn Jazz Standards – Get The Most Out Of What You Already Know
- Phrygian Chords Some Of The Best Places To Use Them
- Triad Pairs – How To Use Them On a Minor Blues
- Don’t Waste Your Practice Time On These 3 Things
- Jazz Tone – How To Make A Strat Jazz Sound
- How to Practice Comping and Not Just Chords
- Charlie Parker This Is The 5 Way He Uses Arpeggios
- Fretboard Visualization – How To Develop A Complete Overview
- 6 Types of Easy 3-Note Arpeggios That You Need To Know
- How to Solve the “I Have no Practice Motivation” Problem
- Reharmonization – Are you getting it wrong?
- Jazz Practice Routine How To Find The Perfect Balance
- Jazz Guitar Solo – This Is What I Think About
- Jazz Guitar Comping 3 Things You Want To Think About
- The 7 Questions You Need To Ask About A Solo You Love
- How To Practice In All 12 Keys – This Is What You Learn
- Stella By Starlight – 6 ways to Harmonize a minor II V I
- Is a Guitar Teacher Worth Your Money?
- 3 ways to Solo over Chord Changes – Important Jazz Strategies
- Why You Want To Write Your Own Jazz Licks
- All The Things You Are – Harmonic Analysis
- Music Theory – The 3 things you want to Know
- How To Solo Over Fast Moving Chord Changes – Jazz Guitar
- Pat Metheny Is Not About The Notes, Are You?
- Every Arpeggio in the Known Universe
- How to add extensions to a chord
- 3 Important Things To Learn From Other Styles
- Scale Positions for Guitar – The 3 most Important Systems
- Favourite Chord in the key of C Major?
- How To Analyze Chords and Progressions
- Beautiful Chord Ideas That Will Boost Your Comping
- Jazz Swing Feel – How to get it right (and You want to)
- 10 Commandments of Learning Jazz
- 7 Minor Scales You Need To Know About
- 3 Music Theory Mistakes You Want To Avoid (Jazz Rant)
- 6 Most Important Dominant Scales And Hidden Tricks With Them
- 10 Awesome Ideas for Better Jazz Licks You Should Know
- How to play a melodic solo? Thoughts and Exercises
- Modal Interchange – Chord Progressions with Beautiful IVm ideas
- How to Play and Use Coltrane Patterns – Easy and Useful
- Maj7 Chords – 7 Great Solo ideas!
- Jazz Chord Progression – Knowing the blocks that make up the Jazz songs
- 9 Surprising Pentatonic scale secrets on a Blues
- Reharmonization Techniques – the best way to make them more musical
- 5 Ways You Need To Know And Practice Your Arpeggios
- Are You Wasting Valuable Time Practicing Jazz Licks Like This?
- Synthetic Scales and How You Can Make New Personal Scales and Sounds for Your Solos!
- The 7 Levels Of Cm7 Dorian – Triads to Complete Voicing Arpeggios
- Modern Jazz Reharmonization Techniques: Tritone sub, Coltrane Changes and Modal
- Don’t Just Learn Music Theory! Connect it to the Songs You Know and Play!
- Practice Major Scales like this and You will get more out of it!
- The Best Practice Tempo for Soloing and Improvising on the Guitar and why
- Learning Jazz Standards – What you Need to Know and Be Able to Do With It
- Jazz Chord Voicings – The 9 Different types you should know
- Jazz Scales! The 3 You Need to practice and How You apply them to Jazz Chords
- Best Exercise for Difficult Chord Progressions – Neverending Scale Exercise
- Extra Lesson: How Not to sound like BB King All The Time?
- Practice Your Licks in ALL 7 keys!
- Fretboard Visualization That makes musical sense for Jazz Guitar
- Jazz Blues Analysis – The Variations you need to know
- Jazz Comping is NOT only Chords and voice-leading!
- Overlooked SKILLS for Learning Jazz
- Augmented Scale Secrets
- Now on the right time: A Guitar Solo is NOT only Scales and Arpeggios
- A Guitar Solo is NOT only Scales and Arpeggios
- Minor II V I options – Melodic Minor, Phrygian Chords and Tritone Substitutions
- Practice with Backing Tracks will ruin your Rhythm and Timing!
- 3 Mistakes Wasting Your Guitar Practice Time – Road to Effective Study
- 5 Types of Chord Progressions You Need To Recognize and Be Able To Play
- II V What?! – How not to resolve a II V I (on purpose) – Modern Jazz Guitar Lesson
- How to Come up with New solo ideas – Rethink the stuff you already know
- Modern Approaches to a Jazz Blues – Rethinking the Chord Progression
- 7 Jazz Scales for Cmaj7 – Vital Guide to Modern Jazz Guitar Sounds
- 25 Reharmonizations of a Turnaround – Discover New Modern Jazz Chord Progressions
- 3 Exercises you MUST know on songs
- Reharmonization — Making Songs Fresh & Personal by Reharmonizing
- Three of my favourite YouTube Jazz Guitar Videos!
- Sight-reading and interpreting a Jazz Standard Leadsheet
- How many ways can you Reharmonize a II-V-I in C major?
- Advanced Triad and Spread Triad ideas on Out Of Nowhere
- Jazz Comping – Jazz Chords and Approaches
- The Modern Modal Approach: Minor Blues
- My Guitar Practice Routine 2017 – Technique: Open Triads, Quartal Arpeggios – Jazz Guitar Vlog
- Analysis and Jazz Guitar Solo ideas for a Jazz Standard – Lady Bird
- How I got into jazz guitar & Why I make videos
- 30+ Chords in C major?
- The Perfect Guitar Practice Routine – 5 tips for Jazz Guitar Practice
- Re-harmonizing Standards – Modern Jazz & Chord Sounds
- Modern Jazz Harmony – Chord Progressions and Analysis
- Outside Reharmonization – The Solo skill you need to check out!
- What do you need to play jazz on guitar?
- Top 5 Jazz Books!
You can of course also browse the category on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jenslarsen/posts?tag=Vlog
Hi Jens, Thanks for adding the new search feature. Here is one feedback item. I searched for “beginner” and the search only returned one video. I was hoping there would be more. I suspect maybe you want to add functional keywords (tags?) to the posts.
Regards,
Sam
Hi Sam,
This is only. The Monday videos, so there would not be many beginner videos.
In general, I doubt if I will add the beginner, intermediate, advanced tags because that way of sorting through the material is so crude that it is pointless.
Think of it ths way: what is a beginner? And what is a beginner for Jazz? I personally would say that a beginner for Jazz is somebody who knows less than 30 standards by heart, but most people who consider themselves intermediate before learning any. So since there are no usable definitions for the levels then I think they would do more harm than good.
Don’t know if this makes sense, it is a complicated topic
Hi Maestro:
This is an improvement. Given the size of the dataset it seemed to meet the search criteria for which I am likely to use it. The results returned for a search of “Blues” allowed me to easily see the items in a short list. From that I can easily identify the title that is of interest to me.
If I may provide one suggestion. When I joined Patreon I could not find an item I’d found on YouTube on Patreon. If I recall the name was different between the two venues. In general I find the normalization between the data on YouTube and Patreon to be good, but in one case I spent considerable time searching for it. I may be mistaken and just couldn’t keep the names straight. :).
Regardless, this new feature when applied to the site will likely save users from having to scroll through the volume of information that you provide us.
Joe
Joe