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Record or have a friend play this standard twelve bar blues in C - then play the same mode for each chord (key). Remember to first play quarter notes slowly - refrain from playing at a tempo where each note is not clean. Once comfortable gradually increase speed and eventually move to eighth notes using this same process.
C7 //// //// //// //// F7 //// //// C7 //// //// G7 //// //// C7 //// //// :| repeat sign
Over the C dominant seventh chord play the C mixolydian scale. The C mixolydian scale is the same as the
F major scale except the C is the root or key note. C, D, E, F, G, A, Bb, C
Over the F dominant seventh play the F mixolydian scale. The F mixolydian scale is the same as the
B flat major scale except the F is the root or key note. F, G, A, Bb, C, D, Eb, F
Over the G dominant seventh play the G mixolydian scale. The G mixolydian scale is the same as the
C major scale except the G is the root or key note. G, A, B, C, D, E, F, G
Also play each mode for each position (register) of your instrument.
I or I7 = C dominant seventh
IV or IV7 = F dominant seventh
and V or V7 = G dominant seventh
For more chord substations see:
2009.11.08: Major Scale Modes - Mixolydian - Diatonic Substitutions - Mode 5
Apply the same modes for the following common blues progressions:
12 Bar - Long-Changes
I //// | //// | //// | //// |
IV //// | //// |
I //// | //// |
V //// |
IV //// |
I //// | //// :| or I //// | V //// :|
12 Bar - Quick-Change
I //// |
IV //// |
I //// | //// |
IV //// | //// |
I //// | //// |
V //// |
IV //// |
I //// | //// :| or I //// | V //// :|
8 Bar
I //// | //// |
IV //// |
I //// |
V //// |
IV //// |
I //// | //// :|
Also for additional ideas reference previous blog
"Eight Most Common Blues Scales For Improvisation"
from 2010.02.10
Remember as always to transpose to all keys.
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Thursday, December 30, 2010
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Partial Chords Part X
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The following are three note chords from the C harmonic major scale
and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A flat augmented
F minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, E Imaj7
Ab, C, E VImaj7+
E, F, Ab ivmaj7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A major seventh augmented (augmented same as sharp five)
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, E, G VImaj7+
B, D, F V7
Example above now done ascending:
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A flat major seventh augmented
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, Ab, C VImaj7+
G, B, F V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A flat augmented
G, C, E i
F, B, D viio
E, Ab, C VI+
C, E, G i
B, D, F viio
Ab, C, E VI+
G, C, E i
F, B, D, viio
E , G, C VImaj7+
F minor
E minor
D diminished
C major
Ab, C, F iv
G, B, E iii
F, Ab, D iio
E, G, C I
C, F, Ab iv
B, E, G iii
A, D, F iio
G, B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major seventh
D minor seventh flat five
A flat major seventh augmented
D, F, B V7
C, Eb, B Imaj7
C, D, A ii7b5
C, Eb, G VImaj7+
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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The following are three note chords from the C harmonic major scale
and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A flat augmented
F minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, E Imaj7
Ab, C, E VImaj7+
E, F, Ab ivmaj7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A major seventh augmented (augmented same as sharp five)
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, E, G VImaj7+
B, D, F V7
Example above now done ascending:
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A flat major seventh augmented
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, Ab, C VImaj7+
G, B, F V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A flat augmented
G, C, E i
F, B, D viio
E, Ab, C VI+
C, E, G i
B, D, F viio
Ab, C, E VI+
G, C, E i
F, B, D, viio
E , G, C VImaj7+
F minor
E minor
D diminished
C major
Ab, C, F iv
G, B, E iii
F, Ab, D iio
E, G, C I
C, F, Ab iv
B, E, G iii
A, D, F iio
G, B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major seventh
D minor seventh flat five
A flat major seventh augmented
D, F, B V7
C, Eb, B Imaj7
C, D, A ii7b5
C, Eb, G VImaj7+
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Friday, December 24, 2010
Partial Chords Part IX
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The following are two note chords from the C harmonic major scale
and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A flat major seventh augmented
F minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C imaj7
Ab, C VImaj7+
Ab, E ivmaj7
G, F V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D this makes it major.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major
G major
A flat augmented
G major
E, G I
D, G V
C, Ab VI+
B, G V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A flat augmented
C, E I
B, D viio
Ab, C VI+ (or Ab, E)
E, G I
D, F viio
C, E VI+
G, C I
F, D viio
E, C VI+
F minor
E minor
D diminished
C major
Ab, F iv
G, Eb iii
F, D iio
E, C I
C, Ab iv
B, G iii
C, F iio
B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major
D minor seventh flat five
A flat augmented
D, F V7
C, E I
C, D ii7b5
C, E VI+
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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The following are two note chords from the C harmonic major scale
and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A flat major seventh augmented
F minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C imaj7
Ab, C VImaj7+
Ab, E ivmaj7
G, F V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D this makes it major.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major
G major
A flat augmented
G major
E, G I
D, G V
C, Ab VI+
B, G V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A flat augmented
C, E I
B, D viio
Ab, C VI+ (or Ab, E)
E, G I
D, F viio
C, E VI+
G, C I
F, D viio
E, C VI+
F minor
E minor
D diminished
C major
Ab, F iv
G, Eb iii
F, D iio
E, C I
C, Ab iv
B, G iii
C, F iio
B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major
D minor seventh flat five
A flat augmented
D, F V7
C, E I
C, D ii7b5
C, E VI+
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Partial Chords Part IX
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The following are two note chords from the C harmonic major scale
and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A flat major seventh augmented
F minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C imaj7
Ab, C VImaj7+
Ab, E ivmaj7
G, F V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D this makes it major.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major
G major
A flat augmented
G major
E, G I
D, G V
C, Ab VI+
B, G V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A augmented
C, E I
B, D viio
Ab, C VI+ (or Ab, E)
E, G I
D, F viio
C, E VI+
G, C I
F, D viio
E, C VI+
F minor
E flat augmented
D minor
C major
Ab, F iv
G, Eb III+
F, D ii
E, C I
C, Ab iv
B, G III+
C, F ii
B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major
D minor seventh flat five
A flat augmented
D, F V7
C, E I
C, D ii7b5
C, E VI+
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
The following are two note chords from the C harmonic major scale
and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A flat major seventh augmented
F minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C imaj7
Ab, C VImaj7+
Ab, E ivmaj7
G, F V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D this makes it major.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major
G major
A flat augmented
G major
E, G I
D, G V
C, Ab VI+
B, G V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A augmented
C, E I
B, D viio
Ab, C VI+ (or Ab, E)
E, G I
D, F viio
C, E VI+
G, C I
F, D viio
E, C VI+
F minor
E flat augmented
D minor
C major
Ab, F iv
G, Eb III+
F, D ii
E, C I
C, Ab iv
B, G III+
C, F ii
B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major
D minor seventh flat five
A flat augmented
D, F V7
C, E I
C, D ii7b5
C, E VI+
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Partial Chords Part IX
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The following are two note chords from the C harmonic major scale
(ascending same as descending) and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A flat major seventh augmented
F minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C imaj7
Ab, C VImaj7+
Ab, E ivmaj7
G, F V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D this makes it major.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major
G major
A flat augmented
G major
E, G I
D, G V
C, Ab VI+
B, G V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A augmented
C, E I
B, D viio
Ab, C VI+ (or Ab, E)
E, G I
D, F viio
C, E VI+
G, C I
F, D viio
E, C VI+
F minor
E flat augmented
D minor
C major
Ab, F iv
G, Eb III+
F, D ii
E, C I
C, Ab iv
B, G III+
C, F ii
B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major
D minor seventh flat five
A flat augmented
D, F V7
C, E I
C, D ii7b5
C, E VI+
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
The following are two note chords from the C harmonic major scale
(ascending same as descending) and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A flat major seventh augmented
F minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C imaj7
Ab, C VImaj7+
Ab, E ivmaj7
G, F V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D this makes it major.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major
G major
A flat augmented
G major
E, G I
D, G V
C, Ab VI+
B, G V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A augmented
C, E I
B, D viio
Ab, C VI+ (or Ab, E)
E, G I
D, F viio
C, E VI+
G, C I
F, D viio
E, C VI+
F minor
E flat augmented
D minor
C major
Ab, F iv
G, Eb III+
F, D ii
E, C I
C, Ab iv
B, G III+
C, F ii
B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major
D minor seventh flat five
A flat augmented
D, F V7
C, E I
C, D ii7b5
C, E VI+
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Partial Chords Part VIII
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The following are three note chords from the C jazz minor scale
(ascending same as descending) and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A diminished
F dominant seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, Eb imaj7
A, C, Eb vio
Eb, F, A IV7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh flat five
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, Eb, G vi7b5
B, D, F V7
Example above now done ascending:
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh flat five
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, A, C vi7b5
G, B, F V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A diminished
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D viio
Eb, A, C vio
C, Eb, G i
B, D, F viio
A, C, Eb vio
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D, viio
Eb, G, C vi7b5
F major
E flat augmented
D minor
C minor
A, C, F IV
G, B, Eb III+
F, A, D ii
Eb, G, C i
C, F, A IV
B, Eb, G III+
A, D, F ii
G, B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor major seventh
D minor seventh
A minor seventh flat five
D, F, B V7
C, Eb, B imaj7
C, D, A ii7
C, Eb, G vi7b5
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
The following are three note chords from the C jazz minor scale
(ascending same as descending) and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A diminished
F dominant seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, Eb imaj7
A, C, Eb vio
Eb, F, A IV7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh flat five
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, Eb, G vi7b5
B, D, F V7
Example above now done ascending:
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh flat five
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, A, C vi7b5
G, B, F V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A diminished
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D viio
Eb, A, C vio
C, Eb, G i
B, D, F viio
A, C, Eb vio
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D, viio
Eb, G, C vi7b5
F major
E flat augmented
D minor
C minor
A, C, F IV
G, B, Eb III+
F, A, D ii
Eb, G, C i
C, F, A IV
B, Eb, G III+
A, D, F ii
G, B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor major seventh
D minor seventh
A minor seventh flat five
D, F, B V7
C, Eb, B imaj7
C, D, A ii7
C, Eb, G vi7b5
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Partial Chords Part VII
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The following are two note chords from the C jazz melodic minor scale
(ascending same as descending) and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A minor seventh flat fifth
F dominant seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C imaj7
A, C vi7b5
Eb, A IV7
D, F V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D this makes it major.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor
G major
A diminshed
G major
Eb, G i
D, G V
A, Eb vio
B, D V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A diminished
C, Eb i
B, D viio
A, C vio (or A, Eb)
Eb, G i
D, F viio
C, Eb vio
G, C i
F, D viio
Eb, C vio
F major
E flat augmented
D minor
C minor
Ab, F IV
G, Eb III+
F, D ii
Eb, C i
C, A IV
B, G III+
C, F ii
B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor
D minor
A diminished
D, F V7
C, Eb i
C, D ii7
C, Eb vio
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
The following are two note chords from the C jazz melodic minor scale
(ascending same as descending) and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A minor seventh flat fifth
F dominant seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C imaj7
A, C vi7b5
Eb, A IV7
D, F V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D this makes it major.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor
G major
A diminshed
G major
Eb, G i
D, G V
A, Eb vio
B, D V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A diminished
C, Eb i
B, D viio
A, C vio (or A, Eb)
Eb, G i
D, F viio
C, Eb vio
G, C i
F, D viio
Eb, C vio
F major
E flat augmented
D minor
C minor
Ab, F IV
G, Eb III+
F, D ii
Eb, C i
C, A IV
B, G III+
C, F ii
B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor
D minor
A diminished
D, F V7
C, Eb i
C, D ii7
C, Eb vio
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Partial Chords Part VII
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The following are two note chords from the C jazz melodic minor scale
(ascending same as descending) and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A minor seventh flat fifth
F dominant seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C imaj7
A, C vi7b5
Eb, A IV7
D, F V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D this makes it major.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor
G major
A diminshed
G major
Eb, G i
D, G V
A, Eb vio
B, D V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A diminished
C, Eb i
B, D viio
A, C vio (or A, Eb)
Eb, G i
D, F viio
C, Eb vio
G, C i
F, D viio
Eb, C vio
F major
E flat augmented
D minor
C minor
Ab, F IV
G, Eb III+
F, D ii
Eb, C i
C, A IV
B, G III+
C, F ii
B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor
D minor
A diminished
D, F V7
C, Eb i
C, D ii7
C, Eb vio
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
(ascending same as descending) and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A minor seventh flat fifth
F dominant seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C imaj7
A, C vi7b5
Eb, A IV7
D, F V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D this makes it major.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor
G major
A diminshed
G major
Eb, G i
D, G V
A, Eb vio
B, D V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A diminished
C, Eb i
B, D viio
A, C vio (or A, Eb)
Eb, G i
D, F viio
C, Eb vio
G, C i
F, D viio
Eb, C vio
F major
E flat augmented
D minor
C minor
Ab, F IV
G, Eb III+
F, D ii
Eb, C i
C, A IV
B, G III+
C, F ii
B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor
D minor
A diminished
D, F V7
C, Eb i
C, D ii7
C, Eb vio
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Partial Chords Part VI
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The following are three note chords from the C harmonic minor scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A flat major
F minor seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, Eb imaj7
Ab, C, Eb VI
Eb, F, Ab iv7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A flat major seventh
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, G, Ab VImaj7
B, D, F V7
Example above now done ascending:
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A flat major seventh
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, Ab, C VImaj7
G, B, F V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A flat major
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D viio
Eb, Ab, C VI
C, Eb, G i
B, D, F viio
Ab, C, Eb VI
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D, viio
Eb, G, C VImaj7
F minor
E flat augmented
D diminished
C minor
Ab, C, F iv
G, B, Eb III+
F, Ab, D iio
Eb, G, C i
C, F, Ab iv
B, Eb, G III+
Ab, D, F iio
G, B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor major seventh
D minor seventh flat five
A flat major seventh
D, F, B V7
C, Eb, B imaj7
C, D, Ab ii7b5
C, Eb, G VImaj7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A flat major
F minor seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, Eb imaj7
Ab, C, Eb VI
Eb, F, Ab iv7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A flat major seventh
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, G, Ab VImaj7
B, D, F V7
Example above now done ascending:
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A flat major seventh
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, Ab, C VImaj7
G, B, F V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A flat major
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D viio
Eb, Ab, C VI
C, Eb, G i
B, D, F viio
Ab, C, Eb VI
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D, viio
Eb, G, C VImaj7
F minor
E flat augmented
D diminished
C minor
Ab, C, F iv
G, B, Eb III+
F, Ab, D iio
Eb, G, C i
C, F, Ab iv
B, Eb, G III+
Ab, D, F iio
G, B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor major seventh
D minor seventh flat five
A flat major seventh
D, F, B V7
C, Eb, B imaj7
C, D, Ab ii7b5
C, Eb, G VImaj7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Partial Chords Part VI
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The following are three note chords from the C harmonic minor scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A flat major
F minor seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, Eb imaj7
Ab, C, Eb VImaj
Eb, F, Ab iv7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A flat major seventh
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, G, Ab VImaj7
B, D, F V7
Example above now done ascending:
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A flat major seventh
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B Imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, Ab, C VImaj7
G, B, F V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A flat major
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D viio
Eb, Ab, C VI
C, Eb, G i
B, D, F viio
Ab, C, Eb VI
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D, viio
Eb, G, C VImaj7
F minor
E flat augmented
D diminished
C minor
Ab, C, F iv
G, B, Eb III+
F, Ab, D iio
Eb, G, C i
C, F, Ab iv
B, Eb, G III+
Ab, D, F iio
G, B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor major seventh
D minor seventh flat five
A flat major seventh
D, F, B V7
C, Eb, B imaj7
C, D, Ab iio7b5
C, Eb, G VImaj7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A flat major
F minor seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, Eb imaj7
Ab, C, Eb VImaj
Eb, F, Ab iv7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A flat major seventh
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, G, Ab VImaj7
B, D, F V7
Example above now done ascending:
C minor major seventh
G dominant seventh
A flat major seventh
G dominant seventh
Eb, G, B Imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, Ab, C VImaj7
G, B, F V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
A flat major
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D viio
Eb, Ab, C VI
C, Eb, G i
B, D, F viio
Ab, C, Eb VI
G, C, Eb i
F, B, D, viio
Eb, G, C VImaj7
F minor
E flat augmented
D diminished
C minor
Ab, C, F iv
G, B, Eb III+
F, Ab, D iio
Eb, G, C i
C, F, Ab iv
B, Eb, G III+
Ab, D, F iio
G, B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor major seventh
D minor seventh flat five
A flat major seventh
D, F, B V7
C, Eb, B imaj7
C, D, Ab iio7b5
C, Eb, G VImaj7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Partial Chords Part V
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The following are two note chords from the C harmonic minor scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A flat major seventh
F minor seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C im7
G, C VImaj7
Ab, C iv7
G, B V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor
G major
A flat major
G major
Eb, G i
D, G V
Eb, G VI
B, D V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
Ab major
C, Eb i
B, D viio
Ab, Eb VImaj (or Ab, C)
Eb, G i
D, F viio
C, Eb VImaj
G, C i
F, D viio
G, Eb VImaj7
F minor
E flat augmented
D diminished
C minor
Ab, F iv
G, Eb III+
F, D iio
Eb, C i
C, Ab iv
B, Eb III+
C, F iio
B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor
D diminished seventh
A flat major seventh
D, F V7
C, Eb i
B, D iio7
C, Eb VImaj7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
The following are two note chords from the C harmonic minor scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor major seventh
A flat major seventh
F minor seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C im7
G, C VImaj7
Ab, C iv7
G, B V7
or for the V7 use: G, D or B, D.
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor
G major
A flat major
G major
Eb, G i
D, G V
Eb, G VI
B, D V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B diminished
Ab major
C, Eb i
B, D viio
Ab, Eb VImaj (or Ab, C)
Eb, G i
D, F viio
C, Eb VImaj
G, C i
F, D viio
G, Eb VImaj7
F minor
E flat augmented
D diminished
C minor
Ab, F iv
G, Eb III+
F, D iio
Eb, C i
C, Ab iv
B, Eb III+
C, F iio
B, Eb imaj7
G dominant seventh
C minor
D diminished seventh
A flat major seventh
D, F V7
C, Eb i
B, D iio7
C, Eb VImaj7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Partial Chords Part IV
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The following are three note chords from the C natural minor scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor seventh
A flat major
F minor seventh
G minor seventh
Bb, C, Eb i7
Ab, C, Eb VImaj7
Eb, F, Ab iv7
D, F, G v7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor seventh
G minor seventh
A flat major seventh
G minor seventh
Eb, G, Bb i7
D, F, Bb V7
C, G, Ab VImaj7
Bb, F, G v7
Example above now done ascending:
C minor seventh
G minor seventh
A major seventh
G minor seventh
Eb, G, Bb Imaj7
F, G, D v7
G, Ab, C VImaj7
F, G, D v7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B flat major
A flat major
G, C, Eb vi
F, Bb, D V
Eb, Ab, C IV
C, Eb, G vi
Bb, D, F V
Ab, C, Eb IV
G, C, Eb vi
F, Bb, D, V
Eb, G, C IVmaj7
F minor
E flat major
D diminished
C minor
Ab, C, F iv
G, Bb, Eb III
F, Ab, D iio
Eb, G, C i
C, F, Ab iv
Bb, Eb, G III
Ab, D, F iio
G, Bb, Eb i7
G minor seventh
C minor seventh
D minor seventh flat five
A major seventh
D, F, Bb v7
C, Eb, Bb i7
C, D, Ab iio7
C, Eb, G VImaj7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
The following are three note chords from the C natural minor scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor seventh
A flat major
F minor seventh
G minor seventh
Bb, C, Eb i7
Ab, C, Eb VImaj7
Eb, F, Ab iv7
D, F, G v7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor seventh
G minor seventh
A flat major seventh
G minor seventh
Eb, G, Bb i7
D, F, Bb V7
C, G, Ab VImaj7
Bb, F, G v7
Example above now done ascending:
C minor seventh
G minor seventh
A major seventh
G minor seventh
Eb, G, Bb Imaj7
F, G, D v7
G, Ab, C VImaj7
F, G, D v7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
B flat major
A flat major
G, C, Eb vi
F, Bb, D V
Eb, Ab, C IV
C, Eb, G vi
Bb, D, F V
Ab, C, Eb IV
G, C, Eb vi
F, Bb, D, V
Eb, G, C IVmaj7
F minor
E flat major
D diminished
C minor
Ab, C, F iv
G, Bb, Eb III
F, Ab, D iio
Eb, G, C i
C, F, Ab iv
Bb, Eb, G III
Ab, D, F iio
G, Bb, Eb i7
G minor seventh
C minor seventh
D minor seventh flat five
A major seventh
D, F, Bb v7
C, Eb, Bb i7
C, D, Ab iio7
C, Eb, G VImaj7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Partial Chords Part III
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The following are two note chords from the C natural minor scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor seventh
A flat major seventh
F minor seventh
G minor seventh
Bb, C im7
G, C VImaj7
Ab, C iv7
G, Bb v7
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor
G minor
A flat major
G minor
Eb, G i
D, G v
Eb, G VI
Bb, D v
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
Bb major
Ab major
C, Eb i
Bb, D VII
Ab, Eb VI
Eb, G i
D, F VII
C, Eb VI
G, C i
F, D VII
G, Eb VImaj7
F minor
E flat major
D diminished
C minor
Ab, F iv
G, Eb III
F, D iio
Eb, C i
C, Ab iv
Bb, Eb III
C, F iio
Bb, Eb im7
G minor seventh
C minor
D minor seventh flat five
A major seventh
D, F v7
C, Eb i
C, D ii7b5 (also written: iiØ7)
C, Eb VImaj
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
The following are two note chords from the C natural minor scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C minor seventh
A flat major seventh
F minor seventh
G minor seventh
Bb, C im7
G, C VImaj7
Ab, C iv7
G, Bb v7
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C minor
G minor
A flat major
G minor
Eb, G i
D, G v
Eb, G VI
Bb, D v
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
C minor
Bb major
Ab major
C, Eb i
Bb, D VII
Ab, Eb VI
Eb, G i
D, F VII
C, Eb VI
G, C i
F, D VII
G, Eb VImaj7
F minor
E flat major
D diminished
C minor
Ab, F iv
G, Eb III
F, D iio
Eb, C i
C, Ab iv
Bb, Eb III
C, F iio
Bb, Eb im7
G minor seventh
C minor
D minor seventh flat five
A major seventh
D, F v7
C, Eb i
C, D ii7b5 (also written: iiØ7)
C, Eb VImaj
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Partial Chords Part II
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Also called incomplete or polytonal chords. See my previous blog on Polytonal Chords.
Many times a partial chord is used instead of the full chord or voicing.
One reason this is done is to make each part less thick and more distinctive.
The following are three note chords from the C major scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A minor seventh
F major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, E Imaj7
A, C, E vi7
E, F, A IVmaj7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, G, A vi7
B, F, G V7
Example above now done ascending:
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, A, C vi7
F, B, D V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
A minor
G major
F major
E, A, C vi
D, G, B V
C, F, A IV
A, C, E vi
G, B, D V
F, A, C IV
E, A, C vi
D, G, B, V
C, E, A IVmaj7
F major
E minor
D minor
C major
A, C, F IV
G, B, E iii
F, A, D ii
E, G, C I
C, F, A IV
B, E, G iii
A, C, F ii7
G, B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major seventh
D minor seventh
A minor seventh
D, F, B V7
C, E, B Imaj7
C, D, A ii7
C, E, G vi7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Also called incomplete or polytonal chords. See my previous blog on Polytonal Chords.
Many times a partial chord is used instead of the full chord or voicing.
One reason this is done is to make each part less thick and more distinctive.
The following are three note chords from the C major scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A minor seventh
F major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, E Imaj7
A, C, E vi7
E, F, A IVmaj7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, G, A vi7
B, F, G V7
Example above now done ascending:
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, A, C vi7
F, B, D V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
A minor
G major
F major
E, A, C vi
D, G, B V
C, F, A IV
A, C, E vi
G, B, D V
F, A, C IV
E, A, C vi
D, G, B, V
C, E, A IVmaj7
F major
E minor
D minor
C major
A, C, F IV
G, B, E iii
F, A, D ii
E, G, C I
C, F, A IV
B, E, G iii
A, C, F ii7
G, B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major seventh
D minor seventh
A minor seventh
D, F, B V7
C, E, B Imaj7
C, D, A ii7
C, E, G vi7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Partial Chords Part II
Vince Lauria on iTunes | YouTube | IMDb | AmazonMP3 All materials copyright © 2010 Vince Lauria | www.vincelauria.com.
Also called incomplete or polytonal chords. See my previous blog on Polytonal Chords.
Many times a partial chord is used instead of the full chord or voicing.
One reason this is done is to make each part less thick and more distinctive.
The following are three note chords from the C major scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A minor seventh
F major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, E Imaj7
A, C, E vi7
E, F, A IVmaj7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, G, A vi7
B, F, G V7
Also do above ascending:
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, A, C vi7
F, B, D V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
A minor
G major
F major
E, A, C vi
D, G, B V
C, F, A IV
A, C, E vi
G, B, D V
F, A, C IV
E, A. C vi
D, G, B, V
C, E, G IVmaj7
F major
E minor
D minor
C major
A, C, F IV
G, B, E iii
F, A, D ii
E, G, C I
C, F, A IV
B, E, G iii
A, C, F ii7
G, B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major seventh
D minor seventh
A minor seventh
D, F, B V7
C, E, B Imaj7
C, D, A ii7
C, E, G vi7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Partial Chords Part II
Many times a partial chord is used instead of the full chord or voicing.
One reason this is done is to make each part less thick and more distinctive.
The following are three note chords from the C major scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A minor seventh
F major seventh
G dominant seventh
B, C, E Imaj7
A, C, E vi7
E, F, A IVmaj7
D, F, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves. Play as a chord and also arpeggio style.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
D, F, B V7
C, G, A vi7
B, F, G V7
Also do above ascending:
C major seventh
G dominant seventh
A minor seventh
G dominant seventh
E, G, B Imaj7
F, G, D V7
G, A, C vi7
F, B, D V7
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
A minor
G major
F major
E, A, C vi
D, G, B V
C, F, A IV
A, C, E vi
G, B, D V
F, A, C IV
E, A. C vi
D, G, B, V
C, E, G IVmaj7
F major
E minor
D minor
C major
A, C, F IV
G, B, E iii
F, A, D ii
E, G, C I
C, F, A IV
B, E, G iii
A, C, F ii7
G, B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major seventh
D minor seventh
A minor seventh
D, F, B V7
C, E, B Imaj7
C, D, A ii7
C, E, G vi7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Partial Chords
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Also called incomplete or polytonal chords. See my previous blog on Polytonal Chords.
Many times a partial chord is used instead of the full chord or voicing.
One reason this is done is to make each part less thick and more distinctive.
The following are chords from the C major scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A minor seventh
F major seventh
G dominant seventh
B,C Imaj7
G, C vi7
A, C IVmaj7
G, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major
G major
A minor
G major
E, G I
D, G V
E, G vi
B, D V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
A minor
G major
F major
A, C vi
G, B V
F, A IV
C, E vi
B, D V
A, C IV
E, A vi
D, B V
E, C IVmaj7
F major
E minor
D minor
C major
A, F IV
G, E iii
F, D ii
E, C I
C, A IV
B, E iii
C, F ii
B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major seventh
D minor seventh
A minor seventh
D, F V7
C, E Imaj7
C, D ii7
C, E vi7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Also called incomplete or polytonal chords. See my previous blog on Polytonal Chords.
Many times a partial chord is used instead of the full chord or voicing.
One reason this is done is to make each part less thick and more distinctive.
The following are chords from the C major scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A minor seventh
F major seventh
G dominant seventh
B,C Imaj7
G, C vi7
A, C IVmaj7
G, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major
G major
A minor
G major
E, G I
D, G V
E, G vi
B, D V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
A minor
G major
F major
A, C vi
G, B V
F, A IV
C, E vi
B, D V
A, C IV
E, A vi
D, B V
E, C IVmaj7
F major
E minor
D minor
C major
A, F IV
G, E iii
F, D ii
E, C I
C, A IV
B, E iii
C, F ii
B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major seventh
D minor seventh
A minor seventh
D, F V7
C, E Imaj7
C, D ii7
C, E vi7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
Partial Chords
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Also called incomplete or polytonal chords. See my previous blog on Polytonal Chords.
Many times a partial chord is used instead of the full chord or voicing.
One reason this is done is to make each part less thick and more distinctive.
The following are chords from the C major scale and its family of chords.
Low notes on left moving to higher notes on right.
C major seventh
A minor seventh
F major seventh
G dominant seventh
B,C Imaj7
G, C vi7
A, C IVmaj7
G, B V7
Also do in all possible octaves.
Also start in one octave then change to another octave higher then lower in tone.
C major
G major
A minor
G major
E, G I
D, G V
E, G vi
B, D V
Also you can change voicing of partial chords like below:
A minor
G major
F major
A, C vi
G, B V
F, A IV
C, E vi
B, D V
A, C IV
E, A vi
D, B V
E, C IVmaj7
F major
E minor
D minor
C major
A, F IV
G, E iii
F, D ii
E, C I
C, A IV
B, E iii
C, F ii
B, E Imaj7
G dominant seventh
C major seventh
D minor seventh
A minor seventh
D, F V7
C, E Imaj7
C, D ii7
C, E vi7
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
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