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Vidéo - Le plan du Jour #1 - Une Phrase sur les II-V-I
Vidéo – Le plan du Jour #1 – Une Phrase sur les II-V-I
Je commence aujourd’hui une nouvelle série sur le blog : Le plan du jour. Je vais vous partager régulièrement des phrases musicales, des clichés, pour que vous puissiez progresser dans l’improvisation. Ce plan du jour, est une phrase sur la progression harmonique II-V-I.
LE II-V-I
Le II-V-I est une progression harmonique hyper courante dans le jazz et les musiques improvisées. Les chiffres…
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Jazz Deconstructed: John Coltrane's Giant Steps (Earworm (S1E11), 11/12/18)
John Coltrane, one of jazz history’s most revered saxophonists, released “Giant Steps” in 1959. It’s known across the jazz world as one of the most challenging compositions to improvise over for two reasons - it’s fast and it’s in three keys. Braxton Cook and Adam Neely give me a crash course in music theory to help me understand this notoriously difficult song, and I’m bringing you along for the ride. Even if you don’t understand a lick of music theory, you’ll likely walk away with an appreciation for this musical puzzle. [h/t]
II-V-I minor jazz guitar lick
II-V-I- minor jazz backing track progression