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11-16-2009, 07:14 AM
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 maj7#5 Just something i do quite alot and thought id share it! Say in a tune like footprints over the Cmin ill play an Ebmaj7#5 and it gives you a Cminmaj7, sounds cool when you use the Eb arpeggio over the Cmin! Also I like voicing Maj7#5 chords off of the b7 of a dom7. So if the chord is F7 try playing an Ebmaj7#5 and you get F7#11. Sounds cool if you put it in a blues or a tune like nostalgia. Also if you want to start incorporating quartal lines into your playing I suggest learning the head ot freedom jazz dance by eddie harris. The melody is a goldmine for quartal patterns and theres a cool side stepping pattern in there you can internalize and use to go a bit outside! Just some advice...I havent posted for a while so thought Id share  Peace
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11-16-2009, 11:30 AM
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| thanks for the cool tips. minor harmony is tasty...(that would be an F13#11)... must look into that harris tune... 
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