Theory For Intermediate/Advanced

I liked the explanation of what an extended chord is. I need to know how to put them into my songs, when to use extended chords.

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the course is a good over view of the possible scales to be used for improvisation;however, I think that it would be more useful to expound on the scales that are predominately used and to say less about the others. For example, the fith mode of the harmonic minor, the diminished scale and the super locrian. If you are doing just that in another courses please forgive my observation.

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Thanks for putting this course together. I will need to rewatch it a couple times. Really appreciated the examples and real applications to songs.

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6- notes Diatonic Chords: First step to learning extended chords, is explained so it's easy to understand and remember. The minor modes: The minor modes are the foundation for learning advanced and varied improvisation later. Modal mixture: I learned to understand special variations in chord progressions that are not covered by the theory of passing chords. Long wanted to learn theory ????

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Excellent instructional material as it propels us into a greater understanding of the building and application of chord structures and substitutions

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This course was well organized and thorough with its content. It gave me a good overview of the theory that I know will be important to know as I continue my journey from Intermediate to Advanced. Thanks, Warren!

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So I started today! I have had a remarkable increment owing to the ability to play the two octaves (forward and backward) with the correct fingering. Thanks

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There is nothing to dislike, it takes a good mindset, and you as an instructor so we don't miss a beat.

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The tutorials are as well versed and easy to understand as the teacher!

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Thanks for the new material. This was a great and very insightful theory lesson.

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