Caterpillar Jazz Talk, Pattern 4, Root position broken 7th chords. 2 2
The right hand this time, is just going to play a broke 7th chord, 3 3
in root position, over every chord. 4 4
So broken chord, there's C. 5 5
There's a broken chord of C. 6 6
[SOUND] C major 7, [SOUND] broken chord. 7 7
One note at a time. 8 8
Start with C. 9 9
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Open up to F major 7, go to F root. 11 11
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B half diminished 7, closing up to that. 13 13
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It's the root position, down to E minor 7. 15 15
A minor 7, 16 16
D minor 7, G7, C. 17 17
Two ways to play that. 18 18
You can play it the smooth way. 19 19
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Or give it some swing. 21 21
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Pattern 5, Mirror Left Hand 7th Chords. 23 23
So basically what you're doing is, 24 24
the right hand is using the exact same chord note positions as the left hand. 25 25
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But you're going to break the chord up in the right hand. 27 27
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Both hands are gonna do exactly the same. 29 29
Open up with the caterpillar, but the right hand is going up the second chord. 30 30
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And again you can do either smooth or swing. 32 32
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Pattern 6, Mix Scale Pattern & Chord Notes. 34 34
So the first bar is gonna use the scale pattern. 35 35
The first, second, third, fifth. 36 36
And the next bar is going to use the basic triad chords notes backwards. 37 37
It's gonna go from C to F backwards 38 38
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With the root added again. 40 40
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Watch the fingering so it's one, two, three, five, four, two, one, two. 42 42
So let's try it. 43 43
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Back down to F. 45 45
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B diminished. 47 47
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All right, A minor, back down to D minor. 49 49
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G7. 51 51
And again, smooth or swing. 52 52
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