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Part 4 - Lesson 3
Taught by: Teague Bechtel
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This lesson deals with using the bebop scale to handle minor ii-V(b9) progressions and using our basic ideas to imply harmony against a given set of changes.
Introduction
Minor ii-V(b9) progressions can be some of the most challenging harmonic progressions to tackle in a jazz standard. This lesson breaks down the basics of minor ii-V(b9) harmony and how the bebop scales relate to this information. With the knowledge we now have at our disposal we can specifically outline minor ii-V harmony and get to those pesky alternate dominant chords. We finish up this lesson by discussing using implied harmony with the bebop scales.
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Bebop Scales Part 4 - Lesson 3
This video covers using the bebop scale to play through minor ii-V(b9) progressions.
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Teague Bechtel
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beginner, intermediate, advanced, master
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2020-05-26T22:34:43.967Z - Version 1.1