VOCALIST AS COMPLETE MUSICIAN - Chris McNulty
Utilizing Tetrachords
Utilizing Tetrachords
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Chapter Seven — Hearing and Soloing over a specific set of chord changes<br />
81. Ex.10a Warming up over scale/chords (track 16)<br />
86. Ex.10b Preparation for singing over the changes of “Softly”<br />
(track 16)<br />
92. Ex.10c Using the method to improvise over “Softly <br />
(tracks 17,18,19,20)<br />
Chapter Eight -— Pentatonic Chord-Scale uses -— Major and Minor<br />
95. Ex.11a Pentatonic scale use exercise (major & minor) (track 21)<br />
97. Ex.11b Pentatonic scale use over <strong>Chris</strong>’ New Day vamp (track 22)<br />
Appendices — Chord-Scale Source Templates<br />
102. Appendix 1. Chord-Scale tetrachord structures<br />
105. Appendix 2. Chord-Scale relationships (Parallel & Derivative uses)<br />
107. Appendix 3. Types of Dom 7 chord qualities, short cuts and <br />
scale choices<br />
108. Appendix 4. Common tone-chord/scale relationships<br />
111. Appendix 5. Chord voicing short cuts<br />
113. Appendix 6. Interchangeable chord options (what you see / <br />
what you can play)<br />
114. Appendix 7. The pentatonic scale<br />
115. Appendix 8. BeBop scale uses (a) chart (b) exercise<br />
117. Appendix 9. Tables to accompany exercises for non-music readers.<br />
Audio Track listings — (pg. 118)<br />
Tracks 1-8, 12, 16, 21, 22 with piano and voice<br />
Tracks 9-15, 17-20 with trio<br />
Glossary — Explanation of terms used throughout this book (pg. 119)<br />
Music Fundamentals for Beginners (pg. 121)<br />
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