Lessons from Jazz/World to 20 Century Classical Music Harmony Rhythm and Theory
Here is the chart for “Minor ii V7 I in ALL 12 Keys” for improvising and practicing to Backing Jam Track
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These are a few concepts taken from the compositional thinking of composer Karlheinz Stockhausen.
The first idea is a 5/4 Vamp. This employs alternate picking starting on an upstroke.
The next idea is to employ an atonal line in triplets moving from the “Bass strings to Treble strings”
The next ideas are a variation of the beginning vamp but they employ semitones as the answer effect.
Lastly we employ our old friend the atonal triplet figure again:
This are just a few basic ideas from Stockhausen for creative modern Guitar Thinking, Composing and Improvising.
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Today is just a short blog but a very useful one in regards to improvisation because the cycle of 4ths crops up all over the place especially in standards.
Cycle of 4ths backing jam track and chart [Downwards 5ths] Chord Chart. [All major keys].
If you look at the diagram below you will see the cycle of 5ths moving clockwise and the cycle of 4ths moving anti clockwise.
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