Basic ii V7 I Licks examples for improvisation lesson [2 5 1’S]

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Basic ii V7 I music cadence lesson/examples

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This first short ii V7 I is built on 4 note groupings called tetrachords. These employ scale fragments and arpeggios:

Example 1: Short ii V7 I example

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Basic ii V7 I music cadence lesson/examples

The next example is a longer ii V7 I and again employs tetrachords. The first bar employs pentatonic movement whilst the second bar resolves 4-3 and employs arpeggios and scale fragments.

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Basic ii V7 I music cadence lesson/examples

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MR P.C. Coltrane Backing Track and Chord Chart!

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MR P.C. Coltrane Backing Track and Chord Chart!

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Chord Chart:

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MR P.C. Chord Chart by John Coltrane

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MR P.C. Coltrane Backing Track

Mr P.C History

Mr PC” is a 12 bar jazz composition in a minor blues form. The piece was composed by John Coltrane in 1959. The song is named in tribute to the bass player Paul Chambers who had accompanied Coltrane for years. It first appeared on the album Giant Steps where it was played with a fast swing feel.

Form and changes

Mr PC” is a simple 12 bar minor blues.

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Alternate Picking “Frevo” Variation Guitar Trio Lick

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Alternate Picking “Frevo” Variation Guitar Trio Lick

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This is the same as the “Frevo” intro from the guitar trio [Friday night in San Francisco].

The fingering is the same throughout. It is a simple repeated pattern of a 6 note grouping.

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“Sextuplets” Alternate Picking “Frevo” Variation Guitar Trio Lick

You can count this easily as 1 2 3 4 5 6 or in Triplets or as Ta ki ta Ta ki ta.

The lick starts on a “Down Stroke” and employs strict “Alternate Picking” guitar technique throughout:

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“Sextuplets” Alternate Picking “Frevo” Variation Guitar Trio Lick

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