Building Chords - Ch. 3 | Part 3 (Song Study - "Little Wing")

The video is a comprehensive study of the classic song "Little Wing", starting with an introduction at 0:00, then covering the importance of practice over songs at 1:38, the reasons for choosing "Little Wing" at 3:35, and the importance of learning by ear at 5:42. It then delves into chord theory, including chord identification at 6:49, memorizing chords without relying on charts at 8:02, and the key and function of chords at 9:30. The lesson continues with creating a personal routine at 11:38, horizontal playing techniques such as same inversion at 13:41, leads at 18:44, one position at 25:51, and modifiers for challenge at 32:14. It also covers horizontal playing by ear at 36:48 and a summary example at 43:54. Vertical playing concepts are explored at 47:59 with same inversion, at 50:50 with one position, at 55:00 adding modifiers, at 56:49 leads, and at 59:06 by ear. The final section attaches scale shapes at 1:03:10, discusses suspended chords and safe choices at 1:09:11, other choices at 1:16:45, triad pairs at 1:23:06, and adds various other sounds such as spicy dominant at 1:29:20, diminished at 1:35:34, augmented at 1:38:05, pretend chords at 1:39:57, and parallel minor at 1:40:53.