One of the minor scales most commonly used in jazz is the melodic(jazz) minor. The formula for this scale is:
1, 2, b3, 4 , 5, 6, 7
C, D, Eb, F, G, A, B.
The chords that correspond with this scale are as follows (with the mode names on the right):
I minor major 7 (9,11,13) Melodic Minor
II minor 7 (b9,11,13) Dorian b2
bIII major 7#5 (9,#11, b13) Lydian Augmented
IV dominant 7 (9, #11, 13) Lydian Dominant
V dominant 7 (9,11, b13) Mixolydian b13
VI minor 7 b5 (9,11,b13) Locrian natural 9
VII dominant 7 alt (b9, #9, b5, #5,) Altered Dominant
Just as major scales and modes have their own sounds and worlds, melodic minor scales and modes have their own colors.
Keep on groovin~
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Matt! ahahahhahahhaha this is so complicated ..!.I AM IMMENSELY ADMIRING YOUR MUSICAL BRAIN.....to be sure..thank you for your interesting post..you are so lovely.
ps..i can't read music!
Matt do you play electric or classical guitar?
Matt show me real to real next time you come home, I saved a couple of hot dogs for you
lol Hey thanks for reading! To anonimo, I play electric/jazz guitar.
Hey Controinfo! I'll def show you lol and thanks for saving the hot dogs!
Dear Author.. Don't forget to feed Matt J some proper healthy food...like beetroots ..
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