Mellow Neo Soul Guitar Backing Track in G dorian
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Mellow Neo Soul Guitar Backing Track in G minor (SJT-043)
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Hi, I have a mellow soul track for you this time.
It is in the key of G minor, but it might work better if you think of it as Bb major. Please experiment with it.
enjoy!
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You do start in Gm, but the tonality is Dm (F) - Great progression!
G dorian!
Like the way you showed us your choices in chords and position in the beginning. Thanks
Glad I could help you with your practice. Thank you too!
D minor
Am please
Yes Dm
I can't hear this being in G minor, it's very solidly in D minor to me. Short example ua-cam.com/video/agRGI8Hr3tQ/v-deo.html I'd like to hear an example solo in G minor :)
Of course, you are correct in your thinking.
As for this time, I meant that I wrote it in a G Dorian way.
It's similar to when you play so what, you don't play it as aeolian.
@@SamuraiJamTracks G Dorian would mean that the G note would be a harmonic center - OK maybe that would be doable for the A part. But then the B part, there are multiple chromatic alterations which means it can absolutely not be classified as modal. It's more like classic common period tonality, with dominant A7 and even a secondary dominant D7.
You're right.
I should have labeled it D-Minor or G-Dorian.