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Vol. 13, No. 6: Dec.-Jan. 2008
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ii-V-I-VI Jazz Etudes
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by Rick Del Savio
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Page added in
August, 2005
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About the Author
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Rick Del Savio is a jazz guitarist who pours his influences (including R&B imusic in general and Stevie Wonder) into his recordings.

His latest CD is entitled Evolution.
Send comments or questions to Rick Del Savio.
© Rick Del Savio
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Here are some lines based on concepts Jay Carlson has been covering in my studies with him. Notice on the ii chord that I'm using the harmonic minor scale that's up a 5th from the chord. So, for Dm7 I've written ideas using A harmonic minor. On the V and VI chords, both dominant 7th chords, I'm using the melodic minor scale that's up a 1Ž2 step from the written chord. So, for G7 I'll use Ab melodic minor and on A7 I'll use Bb melodic minor. And lastly, on the I chord I'm using the harmonic minor scale that's up a Major 3rd from the I chord. So, for C Major 7th you'll see the E harmonic minor scale.
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I'll leave the analyzing up to you folks for now. Any questions shoot me an e-mail.
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