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Backing Track - Melodic Minor 4

Advanced • Improvising • Fusion
Tom Quayle 164 lessons
Tutorial

Playing Over Changes Pt 2

Playing over Changes Pt 2 - Minor Major 7 Chords
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Playing over Changes Pt 2 - Maj7#5 Chords
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Playing over Changes Pt 2 - Lydian Dominant Chords
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Playing over Changes Pt 2 - Locrian Natural 9 Chords
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Playing over Changes Pt 2 - Locrian Natural 9 Chords Tom Quayle
Playing over Changes Pt 2 - Altered Chords
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Playing over Changes Pt 2 - Motifs Introduction
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Playing over Changes Pt 2 - Motifs Introduction Tom Quayle
Playing over Changes Pt 2 - Using Motifs
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Playing Over Changes Pt 2 - Motifs Closing Comments
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Playing Over Changes Pt 2 - Anticipating the changes
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Playing Over Changes Pt 2 - Anticipating the changes Tom Quayle
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Here backing track number 4,

The changes are as follows:-

||: Amaj7 / / / | / / / / | Bb7alt / / / | / / / / | Dmaj7 / / / | / / / / | C7sus4 / / / | / / / / :||

Use A major/lydian over the Amaj7 chord

Use Bb superlocrian/altered over the Bb7alt chord

Use D major/lydian over the Dmaj7 chord

Use C mixolydian over the C7sus4 chord

Try continuous scale exercises, motif playing and free improvisation.

Good luck!

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