FF FF CC CC FF AA CC FF CC DD EE CC FF CC CC CC (No chord )(No chord ) chord Changes ContinueChord Changes Continue("A" to "C")("A" to "C")3333333333333333 44 20122012 Transcribed by Transcribed by Charles McNealCharles McNealBob Mintzer's solo from Montreal, 1982 w/Jaco PastoriusBob Mintzer's solo from Montreal, 1982 w/Jaco PastoriusThe ChickenThe Chicken200 bpm (half-time funk feel)200 bpm (half-time funk feel)Tenor SaxTenor Sax 33 2220122012
F F C C F A C F C D E C C F C C (No Chord) Chord Changes Continue ("A" to "C") 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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1 FF FF CC CC FF AA CC FF CC DD EE CC FF CC CC CC (No chord )(No chord ) chord Changes ContinueChord Changes Continue("A" to "C")("A" to "C")3333333333333333 44 20122012 Transcribed by Transcribed by Charles McNealCharles McNealBob Mintzer's solo from Montreal, 1982 w/Jaco PastoriusBob Mintzer's solo from Montreal, 1982 w/Jaco PastoriusThe ChickenThe Chicken200 bpm (half-time funk feel)200 bpm (half-time funk feel)Tenor SaxTenor Sax 33 2220122012
The Keith Oxman “Sonny Stitt” Solo Transcriptions Book 2 Compiled and Edited By Charles McNeal
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Variations and Finger Independence Now would be a good point to work on adding more variations to the rhythm patterns of your chord changes. To do this, you need to …
The Ukulele Bedford guide to Chords, chord shapes and sort of cheating There are often simpler ways of moving between chords than a glance of the chord diagrams may tell you, so
• Keep chromatics in the same voice. This means that any accidental must be preceded by a pitch of the same letter name in the same voice part if that pitch is present in the preceding chord. • If that pitch is doubled in the preceding chord, chose an outer voice to take the accidental.
6 Whenever the B string is involved (a note lands on the B string or the interval crosses that string) we need to remember that between the G string and the B string there is only an interval of a 3rd. That changes the shape of the interval patterns; for example:
© Jason Lyon 2008 www.opus28.co.uk/jazzarticles.html, jlyon@opus28.co.uk vi. Chord tones enclosures This exercise uses the pattern of scale tone above then semitone ...
6 Introduction "The recipe for music is part melody, lyric, rhythm, and harmony (chord progressions). The term chord progression refers to a succession of tones or chords played in a particular order for a
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