Hexatonic Scales - Continued
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In an attempt to become more acclimated to the scales from my last post, I've put together a few quick studies. Most are self explanatory - usually alternating fragments of the respective minor or major chords. Example 5 on Tritone Major page is just a reminder to try various rhythmic devices with the interval patterns.
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Curious Stuff
• the intervallic structures of the TM and Tm scales are palindromic.
• the six notes outside of the TM is a Tm scale one whole step away:
C - C# - d - d# - E - f - F# - G - g# - a - A# - b - c'
• consider using the two scales above for a II7 - V7 progression: Dm6/Abm6 (G9/Db9 substitution) to C7/F#7. Instant chromaticism.
In an attempt to become more acclimated to the scales from my last post, I've put together a few quick studies. Most are self explanatory - usually alternating fragments of the respective minor or major chords. Example 5 on Tritone Major page is just a reminder to try various rhythmic devices with the interval patterns.
page 1
page 2
page 3
Curious Stuff
• the intervallic structures of the TM and Tm scales are palindromic.
• the six notes outside of the TM is a Tm scale one whole step away:
C - C# - d - d# - E - f - F# - G - g# - a - A# - b - c'
• consider using the two scales above for a II7 - V7 progression: Dm6/Abm6 (G9/Db9 substitution) to C7/F#7. Instant chromaticism.
Posted: Sat - February 2, 2008 at 11:40 AM
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