Monday, 22 August 2016

Big three arpeggios for jazz - part 2

Here is the second detailing application of this idea over a common standard.


I've also written out a pdf of the arpeggios I use in this example.



Note -

  • Charlie Parker (and the other boppers) often uses a 7b9 sound - that means using the o7 substitute for a dominant.
  • Charlie Christian and many of his swing era contemporaries almost always use a 9 sound - that means using the m6 substitute. 
  • Django uses both, usually diminished in a minor key, and m6 in a major key.

Hope that makes sense!

1 comment:

  1. Man you are incredible in your forensic analysis of Django, Charlie Christian and Charlie Parker licks. Do you slow down your videos or have tabs? If so I would really enjoy having some lessons. My email is ntarchitecture@gmail.com

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