SCALES FOR HALF-DIMINISHED CHORDS: Boost Your Improvisation Knowledge- "Beautiful Love"- Tutorial.
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- How to play and practice scales for HALF- DIMINISHED CHORDS. Tutorial applies the song "BEAUTIFUL LOVE", by Victor Young. Performance and improvisation using half diminished chords (m7b5). Lesson is on how the chords are formed and the LOCRIAN scale applied. For more on modes go here:
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I LOVE the sound of the half-diminished chords. And they are so versatile too.
Yes, agreed...beautiful sounding chord. Thanks!
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Another masterful lesson KH. Thank you. I noticed you mentioned the 'dim7' and I've wondered why we just don't call it a 'minor 6 flat 5' chord. To me that seems more logical. Anyway, I love your lessons sir. Thanks again.
Because the chord is built from a diminished triad we call it a diminished 7th. (bb7)
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Swing loose! Great lesson, Kent. Thank you.
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Good moments as you explained. Thank you!
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Superb playing. Thanks again Kent
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Fantastic lesson Kent, thank you👍
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Thank you, Maestro KH. Beautiful chord, beautiful song, beautifully played. Sending you good vibes,Kent.⭐🌹🌞🌹⭐
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More great stuff Kent! I’m really digging into practicing simple bebop lines and am totally starting to hear what you’re talking about target tones and hitting chord tones on the strong beats. Your book sure has a lot of good lines to practice in all keys.
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Lots ol love and thanks form an (almost) self-taught double bass cat from Italy. This is a very effective and simple way to approach iiVi and the altered dominant. Looking forward to digging into it. This is a beautiful song, which I didn't know! Thank you maestro!
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I also teach my students Bm7-5 is Dm over B.
Thus playing Dm lines over B.
I’m not sure how many utilize this concept.
Also the raised 2 on the m7-5 is the 6 chord in Melodic minor.
Just another twist. 😊
Twists are often good for seeing things from another perspective. A Dm6 inverted is a Bm7b5. Often in some fakebooks you'll see a Dm6 proceeding an E7, and it should be a Bm7b5.
20:12 20:44 Another lesson on how you interchange the diminished with the dominant 7 flat 9?
Yes, there's a slight adjustment in the notes...but the scales are relatively similar. The dominant needs a major 3rd.
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Simple question : I was taught to think from where that chord (Em7b5) comes from...in that case is the second degree of a Harmonic D minor. Instead of thinking which scales can be used to play with that chord.
is that ok to think like that too? It seems to me that is kind of the same thing in a different angle...
As a musician, I cannot be any more diminished than I am.
I understand how you feel, brother!
where is Altered Dominant Ego Man today sir LOL :))
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