Triad Pairs and Extended Arpeggios

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This lessons explores extended arpeggios and triad pairs. These are two great techniques to use in your Jazz improvisation. They create a very unique and modern sound that still sounds structured and interesting.
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Another great vid as always, but I'm wondering the extent to which the vertical approach and the horizontal approach get you to the same place. Like if you're thinking about available tensions, aren't you always thinking about scales to some degree? I guess it becomes less the same when you're not just arpeggiating the written chord but also adding subs etc

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Thank you very much, cause I was stopped exactly at the moment where I know every triads and don't know how to use them, the way I follow was try some notes over the triads like Tonic 3 5 with 5+, or Tonic b3 3 and 5 interesting but short......Tonic 2 5 or T 45 etc

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Why do you use the sharp 11? Is it because the F natural would be dissonant?

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Check out some of his other videos to learn his concept of "available tensions"! Your understanding is essentially correct though, F natural is a tritone from the B (which is a guide tone and therefore takes priority). So if the score calls for a CMaj7 then he says you should usually be in Lydian (#11) so as to not clash with the guide tone

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What are the 2 notes that are not available to play on top of a dom7 chord?

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#11 (#4) and maj7 usually are not good notes to play over a dominant

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@@kookoo275 Ok... makes sense... thanks ! : )

[@kookoo275]

@@xavierlafolie2856 no problem. I think I was wrong about the sharp 4 though, it's a tritone. The natural 4 is the actual avoid note as it sounds too consonant

[@kookoo275]

So the notes you have available are the root, flat natural and sharp 9, the third, the sharp 4, the 5th, flat and natural 13 and the dominant 7. Makes sense

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[@WalkThatBass]

Sorry, ran into a DNS issue. Should be up and running again now!

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but basically, you´re playing a C lydian scale if you use that triad pairs.

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