The Jazz Guitar Chord Dictionary
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    Hi guys!

    Do any of You have any diagrams, or descriptions what kind of 4th chords are built on blues, dominant bebop, and 1:2, 2:1 scales?

    Thanks!

    MrBlues

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    This guy does a good job of reharmonizing blues and other scales/progressions with quartal harmony, pretty cool. I just bought the book and haven't dug into it, when I do I'll try to post something helpful.

    https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/07...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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    Try this over a jazz blues with changes in G... slide each pair over the G9 to G# 79b5 change, the last chord leading into the C9...

    x5556x -> x6666x

    x7778x -> x8888x

    x10101011x -> x11111111x

    x12121213x -> x13131313x

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    Thanks really but I need something like that (on the above mentioned scales):


    600 × 204A képek szerz?i jogi védelem alatt állhatnak További információ

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    Write them out yourself you lazy oik

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    Quote Originally Posted by christianm77
    Write them out yourself you lazy oik
    Yes, well, I am half-lazy, but in the other half I do not have time to do it right now, because besides family, and lot of work I now have plenty of exams in the university, not to mention the final exam, which will be a huge one on 21th january. Ok but I dont want to excuse myself, these are the facts, normally, I would do it myself.

    I am not excepting You guys to write it for me, but if someone already did it, I would be very happy to share it with me.

    Thats all. God Bless,

    MrBlues
    Last edited by mrblues; 01-04-2019 at 06:17 AM.

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    I feel bad now lol.

    I don't think anything sticks unless you work it yourself. We don't always have time to work on music. I haven't practiced for about a week and a half.

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    Quote Originally Posted by christianm77
    I haven't practiced for about a week and a half.
    Lazy oik. One day, you notice. Two days, the band notices. Three days, EVERYBODY NOTICES!

    the old ones are best

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    Quote Originally Posted by ragman1
    Lazy oik. One day, you notice. Two days, the band notices. Three days, EVERYBODY NOTICES!

    the old ones are best

    Hi Ragman!

    Its a long time since we met here! Are You ok?

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    Dear Mr. Blues -

    Hello to you too. I am very good, thank you, and I hope you are too. If so, that'll make two of us. Happy New Year!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ragman1
    Dear Mr. Blues -

    Hello to you too. I am very good, thank you, and I hope you are too. If so, that'll make two of us. Happy New Year!
    Happy New Year my friend!

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    ...what are model (1:2, 2:1) scales?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pauln
    ...what are model (1:2, 2:1) scales?
    All scales are model scales, which dont exist naturally. MOdel scales are: 2:1 = whole-half, 1:2 = half-whole, 2:2 wholetone etc...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrblues
    All scales are model scales, which dont exist naturally. MOdel scales are: 2:1 = whole-half, 1:2 = half-whole, 2:2 wholetone etc...
    Not sure what you mean by "All scales are model scales, which don't exist naturally".

    Those 2:1 and 1:2 scales (WH and HW) are diminished scales.

    So the major scale would be (2W) H : W : (2W) H ?

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    I love haiku threads!