Dominant 7 line (minor key) p1

This video approaches the thorny topic of constructing lines on a dominant 7th chord in the context of a minor key. Accompanying PDFs in concert and Bb can be downloaded from my website
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Thanks for watching.

[@gerardosalinas7172]

Hi Dave, I would like to thank you for your educational videos and pdfs, I love them, they are very inspiring. I have been working on them for a few months when I discovered your music that I listen to frequently. Also comment that I think it is very important that musicians disclose colors such as majors and minors 6, as well as the minor keys that are so obsolete in current popular music.

[@daveohig]

Thank you, Gerardo, your comments are much appreciated!

[@rahinhaider]

Just what I needed as I'm working on minor 2-5-1s. Thanks a ton! I love your playing. Long time follower of your channel, btw.

[@daveohig]

Much appreciated, thank you!

[@toughtenor]

great content but how did you manage to record it so well ? Your microphone does not seem to have any problems whatsoever with the difference in the level of the spoken word and the level of the saxophone playing. I keep running in to "Level trouble" whenever I try to record something like this for my students. Any tips on that ?

[@daveohig]

Good question! I recorded it with plenty of headroom at a fixed level (LDC above my head) then automated the audio. There is about 14dB level difference between the voice & the sax.

[@toughtenor]

@@daveohig thanks (for both the content and answering ) !