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Jazz guitar theory 101: 5 ways you can use tritone substitutions to jazz up your chord progressions
If we took an Em-A7-D (II-V-I) progression and decided to jazz it up with 7ths and extensions, we might well start with this Em9 chord. The F# (9th) is our highest note. I mention this because the ...
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'Certain chord progressions have been used thousands of times throughout the history of recorded music, so there’s no reason you shouldn’t use these three popular examples ...
Sometimes chord progressions are referred to by numbers ... appearing in many pop songs and jazz standards of the time. You can use it in other styles though, so jam around the progression and ...
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Progressions: 100 Years Of Jazz Guitar
St. Louis Tickle; Chain Gang Blues; Savoy Blues; The Only, Only One (For Me); Add A Little Wiggle; Clowin' The Frets; California Blues; How'm I Doin' / Dinah; Who's Sorry Now; Danzon; China Boy; ...
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Improvisation - with instruments
Jazz covers a breadth of styles ... This is a well-known, simple chord progression which gives you an opportunity to try out some of your ideas. If you’re unsure of where to begin, start ...