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dizforprez · 11-24-2003, 07:52 PM

there are many differnt ways to go about this and it can be used in many differnt ways as well. dont worry about coltrane changes right now, but you can go ahead and look at tri tone and the ii-v bounce(putting a ii any where there is a V). most of the time i like to think of parallel chord streams, bascily think simple scales over simple chords.

like G major over C#11

or Ab- over G7

here is a few simple ones i use alot to go alittle outside:

1)over a ii-V-I

go ii -bii-I

or vi-bvi-V(major)

2)over iii-VI-ii-V-I

iii-biii-ii-bii-I

or

again start the same seqence up a 5th from the first chord

i will post more on this later when i have some time this week, or someone else might jump in before then and add some more info.

11-24-2003, 07:52 PM	#2 (permalink)
dizforprez Forte User Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 1,028	there are many differnt ways to go about this and it can be used in many differnt ways as well. dont worry about coltrane changes right now, but you can go ahead and look at tri tone and the ii-v bounce(putting a ii any where there is a V). most of the time i like to think of parallel chord streams, bascily think simple scales over simple chords. like G major over C#11 or Ab- over G7 here is a few simple ones i use alot to go alittle outside: 1)over a ii-V-I go ii -bii-I or vi-bvi-V(major) 2)over iii-VI-ii-V-I iii-biii-ii-bii-I or again start the same seqence up a 5th from the first chord i will post more on this later when i have some time this week, or someone else might jump in before then and add some more info.