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2015-01-30 By 2 Comments

Derive chord scales from context

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  1. Sally A. says

    2021-05-23 at 12:58 AM

    Really great but how did you skip from saying first two bars are in f minor , next two are in c major so we’re basically playing in a flat scale !!!!

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  2. Vanessa M. says

    2021-05-24 at 7:04 AM

    Hello, I tried to apply this theory on the song ‘ Soon’ which I am working on.
    But it dit not work. I guess this only works with songs which have ascending chords in the first four bars ? (Ascending with a quarter)

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10 Steps to More Fluid Improvisation (10 Lessons)
Module 1 10 Lessons (13:20)-
Lesson 1 Root motion and harmonic rhythm
Lesson 2 Outline every 7th chord (in time)
Lesson 3 Derive chord scales from context
Lesson 4 Using the piano, triads and upper structure triads
Lesson 5 Creating interest with rhythm
Lesson 6 Using chord inversions
Lesson 7 Keep the direction, change the scale
Lesson 8 Understanding voice leading
Lesson 9 Limiting your range
Lesson 10 Using motifs

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