Contrapuntal II-V-I's Part 2

1 lessonsIntermediateGuitarSteve HerbermanBy Steve Herberman
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Continuing our look at creating motion on common chord “grips” we’ll add some new musical maneuvers to enhance your solo playing! The II V I progression is a staple in jazz and other music styles. In part 2 of Contrapuntal II V I’s we focus on both long and short harmonic rhythms using this ubiquitous chord pattern. Soprano voice motion is used at times but bass motion and inner line motion are all addressed in these 8th note-based examples in the key of D minor and G minor (for open string bass options.) At the end of the video masterclass Steve plays an improvised solo version of Duke Ellington’s “Solitude" using some of the principles from this class. Get a fresh look at II V I’s and let counterpoint unlock some new possibilities in your solo playing. Running time: 42 minutes 4 pages of PDF examples in standard notation and TAB

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