da’play – Cantaloupe Island Prep 1 – Fm7 to Db7#11
da’play – Cantaloupe Island Prep 1 is a backing track to help with improvising over the first chord change of
da’play – Cantaloupe Island Prep 1 is a backing track to help with improvising over the first chord change of

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

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

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/JPJVCL646V0 da’play – Cantaloupe Island Prep 4 is where it all comes together. If you’ve played through the first three

Artists use a lot of tricks to give the illusion that they are totally amazing and any PR talk has

Th e “Minor 2 5” – aka IIø V7 or IIm7b5 V7b9 – PAGE 2 https://youtu.be/iApqWnaXfMY The same idea also

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

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

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