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Audio Tracks
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter I Diatonic Substitution and Upper-Structure Triads
Building Phrases Using Triad Substitutions
Upper-Structure Triads
Polyrhythms
Rhythmic Displacement
Rhythmic Displacement within a Phrase
Triad Substitution over a II-7 / V7 / I Progression
Etude
Chapter 2 Diatonic Substitution: 7th Chord Arpeggios
Arpeggio Substitutions for CMaj7
GMaj7 and B-7 Arpeggio Substitutions for CMaj7
Direct and Indirect Melodic Resolution
#IV-7♭5 Arpeggio Substitution for CMaj7
Arpeggio Substitutions for Minor 7 Chords
Arpeggio Substitutions for Dominant 7 Chords
Melodic Substitution Using Hybrids
Hybrid Voicings
Hybrid Substitution with 7th Chord Arpeggios
Dominant 7sus4 and Hybrid Substitute Arpeggios
Reharmonization of Melodies Using Diatonic, Hybrid, and Polychords
Chapter 3 Parallel Modes and Diatonic Substitution
Parallel Modes
Diatonic Chord Progressions
Improvisation Using Parallel Modes
Playing Diatonic Arpeggio Substitutions over Chords
Chapter 4 Secondary Dominants
Secondary Dominant Chord Scales
V7(♭9)/II
Tensions ♭9, #9, ♭13 over V7/II, V7/III, and V7/VI
Secondary Dominants and Related II-7 Chords
V7/IV
V7/V
V7/VI
V7/II
V7/III
Chapter 5 Improvising over Minor Chords
Tensions on Minor Chords
Tension 11
Tension 9
Minor 7♭5
Non-Diatonic Minor 7 Chords
Minor 6 Chords
Chapter 6 Common Uses of the Melodic-Minor Scale
Subdominant Minor Chords (IV Minor)
Subdominant Minor Chords: IV-6, ♭VII7, II - 7♭5
♭VII7: Tensions 9, #11, 13
IV7
Unaltered Dominant 7 Chords with Non-Diatonic Roots
V7 (♭13) Melodic Minor Scale from the ♭7th Degree
V7 (♭9, 13) Melodic Minor Scale from the ♭7th Degree
Theory of Harmonic Relativity
Chapter 7 ♭II7 and V7(alt) Chords
II-7 / ♭II7 / IMaj7
Melodic Lines for II-7 / ♭II7 / IMaj7
V7 Altered Chords
Improvising over V7 Altered Chords
Melodic Lines for II-7 / V7(alt) / IMaj7
Tritone-Substitute Chords
Chapter 8 Diminished 7th Chords
Improvising with Diminished 7th Arpeggios
#I¡Æ7
♭III¡Æ7
Diminished 7th Chords as Secondary Dominants
#I¡Æ7 = V7(♭9)/II
Improvising with Harmonic Minor Scales
V7(♭9,#9)
#II¡Æ7 = V7(♭9,#9)/III
♭III¡Æ7
I¡Æ7 and ♭III¡Æ7 = V7(♭9)/III
#IV¡Æ7 = V7(♭9,#9)/III
#IV¡Æ7 = V7(♭9,#9)/V
#V¡Æ7
Progressions Using Diminished 7th Chords
Chapter 9 The Symmetrical Diminished Scale
Chapter 10 The Four Tonic System
Improvising over Dominant 7th Chords Using Diminished Major 7th Arpeggtos
Chapter 11 Melodic Counterpoint
Parallel Motion
Contrary Motion
Oblique Motion
Chapter 12 Budding a Solo: Chromatic Motion and Compound Lines
Playing Horizontal Lines through Chord Changes
Parallel Descending Motion
Parallel Ascending Motion
Contrary Motion
Author¡¯s Note
About the Author
Discography as Leader (or Co-Leader)
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