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08-02-2009, 11:11 AM
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 chromatic scale exercise. Have you seen the example in the lessons section? I like this idea- essentially a 7 note arp (b-d-f-a-c-e-g-b etc) with a chromatic approach to every second note. Got me wondering: 1/ how would this work in reverse? 2/ Are there any other ideas such as this? 3/ Can ideas based on a 7 note arp work for any chords that belong to the "key of the moment" without worrying about specifics? Eg, take any 4 or 8 note section of the ex. sequence. it can sound ok against any chord in the key. The weighted notes will always appear as either chord tones or extensions, right?     |
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