Dominant Flat 9 Chord Essentials - The Perpetual Pattern - Jazz Saxophone Lessons

The Flat 9 is an essential component of the jazz language for improvising on dominant chords. Jazz saxophone instructor, Randy Hunter, from beginningsax.com explains a common dominant flat 9 passage and how it is used chordal resolutions and in ii-V-I chord progressions.
A perpetual pattern for practicing this passage through the keys around the Circle of Fourths is also explained.
You'll find this passage used by many great jazz musicians, including Hank Mobley, Sonny Stitt, John Coltrane, and Scott Hamilton.
No transposition is required for tenor sax, alto sax, or concert pitch instruments, so regardless of your axe, you'll be able to take this pattern directly to the practice room.
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Randy Hunter
Jazz Saxophone Instructor
Atlanta

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Thanks so much, Mick!

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