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Minor is Major by Dan Greenblatt School and Community - Sheet Music

By Dan Greenblatt

Do you get a bit fuzzier on what notes and patterns to use when tunes leave the major key? Here's the solution!Minor is Major! will give you hundreds of ways to negotiate your way through chord progressions in minor keys, including scale choices, 'hidden chords' within those scales, and melodic patterns based on the intervals in the scale.Topics Covered Include: * Includes a clear explanation of the harmonic and melodic minor scale, including a detailed analysis of their theoretical properties and their many uses in improvisation. * Includes analysis of how the diminished, whole-tone, pentatonic, hexatonic, and hybrid scales can also be applied to minor-key progressions. * Includes etudes to help the reader hear and play melodic ideas derived from the scales in common harmonic contexts. * Includes an extended Appendix of exercises to help the reader gain mastery over the scales. * Minor is Major! contains numerous transcriptions of great jazz improvisers such as Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Clifford Brown, McCoy Tyner, Joe Henderson and Chick Corea, and important jazz composers such as Billy Strayhorn, Horace Silver, Dizzy Gillespie, and Wayne Shorter, showing how they make use of the harmonic and melodic minor scales. * 150 pages

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Summary
Composers:
Dan Greenblatt
Publishers:
Sher Music Company
ISBN:
9781883217778
Item types:
Physical
Instructionals:
Methods and More
Artist:
Dan Greenblatt
Usages:
School and Community
Shipping Weight:
1.46 pounds
Detailed Description

SKU: SR.190

Composed by Dan Greenblatt. Instructional book. Sher Music Company #190. Published by Sher Music Company (SR.190).

ISBN 9781883217778.

Do you get a bit fuzzier on what notes and patterns to use when tunes leave the major key? Here's the solution!

Minor is Major! will give you hundreds of ways to negotiate your way through chord progressions in minor keys, including scale choices, 'hidden chords' within those scales, and melodic patterns based on the intervals in the scale.

Topics Covered Include:

* Includes a clear explanation of the harmonic and melodic minor scale, including a detailed analysis of their theoretical properties and their many uses in improvisation.
* Includes analysis of how the diminished, whole-tone, pentatonic, hexatonic, and hybrid scales can also be applied to minor-key progressions.
* Includes etudes to help the reader hear and play melodic ideas derived from the scales in common harmonic contexts.
* Includes an extended Appendix of exercises to help the reader gain mastery over the scales.
* Minor is Major! contains numerous transcriptions of great jazz improvisers such as Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Clifford Brown, McCoy Tyner, Joe Henderson and Chick Corea, and important jazz composers such as Billy Strayhorn, Horace Silver, Dizzy Gillespie, and Wayne Shorter, showing how they make use of the harmonic and melodic minor scales.
* 150 pages.

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