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Scales can lead you astray

Posted on November 15, 2014 by jazzpanflute

OK so you want to play faster than you can think. Scales are the way to go! You can vary them a bit by playing them in thirds (up two down one) and keep going (up three down two…). Then … Continue reading →

Posted in Music Theory, Scale Practice | Tagged accidentals, All of me, chord playing, Chris McGregor, Dorian mode, jazz minor scale, passing notes, Phrygian mode, scale practice | Leave a comment

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