Jazz School: [Minor] iiø7-V7-i: Basic Scale-Chord Pairings
One way to conceive of the iiø7-V7-i chord progression is as three sets of “scale-chord” or “chord-scale” pairings as follows…
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Solfege: A Fun and Easy Ear Training Idea
Check out his video of a super simple, but effective way to do Solfege ear training…
Ear Training: Solfege Pitch Recognition
Learning Goal: To recognize the unique sound/feeling of each of the twelve possible pitches with respect to the key center
Jazz School: [Major] ii7-V7-IM7 Basic Scale-Chord Pairings
One way to conceive of the ii7-V7-IM7 chord progression is as three sets of “scale-chord” or “chord-scale” pairings as follows…
Blues School: Major Blues Scale, Theory & Ear Training
The Major Blues Scale is the lesser known cousin of the minor blues scale…
Blues School: Minor Blues Scale, Theory & Ear Training
The Minor Blues Scale is the blues scale that most people are familiar with, so much so that it often
Composition & Improvisation: A Case Study: Part 4 of 24: Form & Harmony
The deep understanding of Form and Harmony cannot be overstated…
Composition & Improvisation: A Case Study: Part 3 of 24: Deep Melodic Analysis
A good Melody is never some haphazard combination of notes…
Transposition: Why Learn How to Transpose?
Transposition is the process of playing or rewriting a piece of music in other than the original key…
Chord Progressions: i-V7-i, Theory & Ear Training
Studying the i-V7-i Chord Progression, the minor counterpart of the major I-V-I, will teach you the harmonic tension and release