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01-25-2012, 08:41 PM
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 Non scalar interval exersize! (Didn't quite know what title to pick?!) The last couple of days I've been messing around with an exersize that I "made up" (not exactly original but I don't recall anyone has ever mentioned that particular exersize). It's very basic. Go through the intervals one by one. For example 5 steps each and back starting on A: 1) Half notes: A A# B C C# C B A# A 2) Whole notes: A B C# D# F D# C# B A 3) Thirds....etc The first are easy because they are respectively a chromatic scale, wholetone scale and dim arp, but then it starts to get interesting.... The exersize seems to be very good for me for many reasons so I just thought I would share it... Besides some of the patterns sound really cool (actually directly usable in improv) like for instance the tritone and the fifth.. PS: Don't forget to sing them too 
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01-25-2012, 11:30 PM
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