
da’play – Dm7 and Dm6
Four bars of each chord. Alternating between Dm7 and Dm6. Essentially a II V progression, but looking at it from

Four bars of each chord. Alternating between Dm7 and Dm6. Essentially a II V progression, but looking at it from

A chilled out track exploring some of the musical flavours of A Harmonic Minor.

The passaggio! Well, what can we agree on about the passaggio? How many are there? Which ones are we talking

Impedance is a fancy or more general term for resistance. Anything that resists therefore impedes, and thus has impedance, it’s

Here is a chilled track comparing various A minor type scales. A Aolian: A B C D E F G

A little twist on the common ii V progression.Usually, one would play Am7 and D7, with the typical options for

Th e “Minor 2 5” – aka IIø V7 or IIm7b5 V7b9 https://youtu.be/iApqWnaXfMY The “Minor 2 5” series is part

Artists use a lot of tricks to give the illusion that they are totally amazing and any PR talk has
https://youtu.be/ZTpXWCglUIA da’play – Cantaloupe Island Prep 2 is a backing track to help with improvising over the second chord change

A track based on the chord changes to “The Thrill Is Gone”, a slow blues in B minor, played with
A track based on sus2 and sus4 chords that can be used to give the C Minor Pentatonic scale a
https://youtu.be/y8GN1khZy70 da’play – Cantaloupe Island Prep 3 is the third backing track in the series to prepare improvising over the