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Playing Over Changes (Part 1) Scale Choices - m7b5 Chord

Intermediate • Improvising • Fusion
Tom Quayle 164 lessons
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Playing Over Changes

Playing Over Changes (Part 1) - Introduction
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Playing Over Changes (Part 1) - Introduction Tom Quayle
Playing Over Changes (Part 1) - Modal Changes
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Playing Over Changes (Part 1) - Modal Changes Tom Quayle
Playing Over Changes (Part 1) Scale Choices - Major Chords
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Playing Over Changes (Part 1) Scale Choices - Major Chords Tom Quayle
Playing Over Changes (Part 1) Scale Choices - Minor Chords
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Playing Over Changes (Part 1) Scale Choices - Minor Chords Tom Quayle
Playing Over Changes (Part 1) Scale Choices - Dom 7th Chords
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Playing Over Changes (Part 1) Scale Choices - Dom 7th Chords Tom Quayle
Playing Over Changes (Part 1) Scale Choices - m7b5 Chord
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Playing Over Changes (Part 1) Scale Choices - m7b5 Chord Tom Quayle
Playing Over Changes (Part 1) - Continuous Scale Exercise
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Playing Over Changes (Part 1) - Continuous Scale Exercise Tom Quayle
Playing Over Changes (Part 1) - Expanding the Exercise
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Playing Over Changes (Part 1) - Expanding the Exercise Tom Quayle
Playing Over Changes (Part 1) - Final Comments
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Playing Over Changes (Part 1) - Final Comments Tom Quayle
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Backing Track 1 - Two minor7 Chords Tom Quayle
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Backing Track 2 - Two 7sus4 Chords Tom Quayle
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Backing Track 3 - Two Major7 Chords Tom Quayle
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Backing Track 4 - Four Minor7 Chords Tom Quayle
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Backing Track 5 - Four 7sus4 Chords Tom Quayle
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Backing Track 6 - Four Major 7 Chords Tom Quayle
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Backing Track 7 - Changing Chord Type Tom Quayle

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It's fairly unusual to come across a minor7b5 chord in a modal context but when we do the scale that fits over it is the Locrian mode. It's more commonly found in a functional harmony context in a minor II-V progression which we'll cover when we look at playing over functonal progressions.

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