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Tags:
Chords Shapes, Arpeggios, Sweep Picking, Alternate Picking, II-V-I, Major, Minor, Jazz, Fusion D major, Legato, Chromatic scale, Passing notes, Chord tones, Following the chords, Improvisation, Modes, Combining modes, Arpeggios
Hey guys!
In this lesson I focused on 2 kind of II - V - I chord progressions. The major one and the minor one.
A major II - V - I progression is made of: a minor chord, a dominant 7 chord, and a major 7 chord.
A minor II - V - I progression is made of: a minor 7b5 chord, a dominant 7 chord and a minor 7 chord.
I would share with you some melodic solutions. Hope to help you adding some new colors to your phrasing!
Guitar : Ibanez AT100
Equipment : Kemper + Zoom Tac-2 Audio Interface
Tempo : 90 bpm
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression
| Em7 | A7 |
| Dmaj7 | % |
|C#m7b5 | F#7 |
| Bm7 | D/C |
| Em7 | A7 |
| Dmaj7 | % |
|C#m7b5 | F#7 |
| Bm7 | Bm6 |
| Em7 | A7 |
| Dmaj7 | % |
|C#m7b5 | F#7 |
| Bm7 | D/C |
| Em add6 Gsus2/B |
| Em9 F#9(#9) |
| Bm6 |
Key signature : D
Techniques used :
- Sweep Picking
- Legato
- Alternate Picking
Have fun and stay tuned for the next lesson! ;)