The Jazz Guitar Chord Dictionary
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    Working on this. Playing he 3rd and 7th of each chord. Interesting how 3 and 7 flip flop through the changes. Its slow going....for now.

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  3. #77

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    Quote Originally Posted by d115
    Working on this. Playing he 3rd and 7th of each chord. Interesting how 3 and 7 flip flop through the changes. Its slow going....for now.
    Scales are only "Chord Tones" with additional linking notes added.

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    Quote Originally Posted by d115
    Working on this. Playing he 3rd and 7th of each chord. Interesting how 3 and 7 flip flop through the changes. Its slow going....for now.
    also root/5 and 9/13 … which is kind of fun.

    3 and 7 are the money though. Especially 3.

    Fly Me to the Moon
    Autumn Leaves
    All the Things

    lots of melodies built just on the 3

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    The melodies of some tunes are almost entirely chord tones, Bill Evans did that a lot, makes you think he came up with the chord changes first and then derived the melody from them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick-7
    The melodies of some tunes are almost entirely chord tones, Bill Evans did that a lot, makes you think he came up with the chord changes first and then derived the melody from them.

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    The melodies of some tunes are almost entirely thirds.

    Like All the Things You Are.

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    If you use a lot of Chromatics in your improv lines (I over overindulge), I think you need to play the Chord Tones on down beats 1+3 or the overindulged Chromatics can obscure the harmony.