A Revolutionary Arpeggio Exercise
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- A Revolutionary Arpeggio Exercise
In this video, check out an awesome exercise (or 4) for improving your awareness of harmonic substitutions 🔥 You can download the FREE PDF at: www.stevekorty...
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Triads over bass notes harmonic analysis assuming a tonic function:
C (add9)
Db/C = Csusb9b13
D/C = Cmaj13#11
Eb/C = C-7
E/C = Cmaj7#5
F/C = C13sus
F#/C = C7b5b9
G/C = Cmaj9 (no 3)
Ab/C = C7#9b13
A/C = C13b9
Bb/C = C9sus
B/C = C°maj7
Good stuff thanks Parker 👍
@SaxophoneSteveKortyka no problem. This was helpful for me! I was using triads for all slash chords except the tonic for this analysis, so for example, there was a doubled C in Ab/C (which you wouldn't want in a voicing).
Minor triads over bass notes harmonic analysis assuming a tonic perspective;
C-(add9)
C#-/C = C7b9b13
D-/C = C13sus
Eb-/C = C-7b5
E-/C = Cmaj7
F-/C = Csusb13
F#-/C = C13b9#11
G-/C = C9 (no 3)
G#-/C = C-maj+
A-/C = C6 (no 5)
Bb-/C = C7susb9
B-/C = Cmaj7#11 (no 3)
sure thing!
Three octaves...mind blown.
A beautiful sound 🥺
Great stuff! That is an idea that is simultaneously beautiful, useful, and that I have never thought of before. Time well spent watching this:)
Thanks so much!
Wonderful. Colorful. Inspiring.
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I hear so much in that simple exercise! ..there are some Michael Brecker sounds in there..
Absolutely! This really helps me understand how pianists are thinking. Often times they will place triads on top of a shell voicing (13b7) and the sounding result is sonic magic!
Wow! this is hard, great ear training thought!
Yes indeed 🚀
So creative! I am definitely going to add this to my routine!
Thanks so much - Gettit!!
Thank you
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Nice, Steve
Thanks Bryan much appreciated :)
Thank you! Great exercise 😅
My pleasure!
Brilliant exercise! thank you very much!
My pleasure!
Thinking of transposing this down to the spatula keys. @drwallysax has an 'Exercise 0' holding a Low Bb pedal and playing a scale to maintain a flexible and relaxed embouchure
Cool - yes every key you put it in will give you unique challenges. There are a lot of cool idiosyncratic things that you can do on the saxophone especially in the keys of Bb, B and C# 😎
merci very much !!!!!
No problem :)
WOOOOO
#woonotesonly
Love your content, Steve!
Thanks so much!
Super Exercise, thanks!
Thankyou - enjoy!
This is a very unique and earopening exercise. Go on Steve!!
Great! Thanks
sure thing :)
< !This is So Much FUN¡ GRACIAS Esteban!¡!>🎷😇
De Nada!! Enjoy :)
Great ! Thanks a lot
More on the way :)
I love it
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Beautiful! Hey what mouthpiece did you use on this video?
Thanks! It’s the @bostonsax E series 👍🏼
@@SaxophoneSteveKortyka Thanks for the reply! Sounding great!
Keep doing this and you'll discover a novice version the classical music if India.
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Merci
Pas de quoi !
This seems like a great ear training exercise too! And easily could be extended to minor or diminished triads
Yes indeed! It has helped me make sense of a lot of the 'upper extension' triads that exist on dominant chords with alterations :)
Ya Steve!!
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Fantastic exercise(s)!
Thanks Daniel!
Hey, Im new here. What are some possible uses for this?
Hey! for solo playing this is the quickest way to outline a tonality and change the color of what you're playing. It will also give you a thorough understanding of 'slash' chords and how they relate to traditional harmony or harmony the way it is taught in school. A breakdown could look like this:
C = C2
B/C = Cº∆7
Bb/C = C7Sus
A/C = C13b9
Ab/C = C-7b6
G/C = C∆9
F#/C = C13b9#11
F/C = C∆11
E/C = C∆7#5
Eb/C = C-7
D/C = C7#11
Db/C = Cø7
If you can play through the exercise from memory, over time all of this information will start to make more sense and become a device that you can apply to your improvisations to emote in a more specific way :)
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