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May 19,2013,
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Tension and release vamps.
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TMVATDI,
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Apr 27,2013,
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Just click it, I know you'll love it.
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A lesson on how to figure out which chords go with a key.
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Feb 12,2013,
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A lesson on enharmonic relationships and musical intervals.
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Feb 08,2013,
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Music theory itself is an abstract concept if taught without an application to music. This is my way of explaining the subject of modes in a way that most folks can understand.
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Dec 28,2012,
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The Dorian b2 Scale - This is a super exotic sounding mode of the melodic minor scale. Even though the name of this mode is the dorian b2 mode, it generally does not replace the dorian mode. It is used as a replacement for the phrygian mode.
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chrisjuergensen,
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Dec 21,2012,
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The Lydian Augmented Scale - This mode is the scale of choice for a maj7#5 chord but can be used effectively over a maj7th chord if you are not scared to bend the rules a little.
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chrisjuergensen,
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Nov 08,2012,
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The Lydian Dominant Mode of the melodic minor scale will help you get a bit of a more jagged vibe when playing over dominant chords.
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chrisjuergensen,
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Oct 11,2012,
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The Locrian #2 Mode and the minor ii-V-i -This mode works perfect against a min7b5 chord. The combination of both the locrian #2 and altered mode work well over minor ii-Vs.
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chrisjuergensen,
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Sep 03,2012,
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Let's start with one of the most popular modes of the melodic minor scale, the altered mode (sometimes called the Super Locrian mode)
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