AS LONG AS THE BASS NOTE IS C THE CHORD IS A C CHORD. FOCUSING ON THE TOP NOTE WILL ( A CONSONANT TONE) WILL HELP KEEP INTEREST. USING VARIOUS SCALE TONES AND SHAPES UNDER THE TOP CHORD TONE WILL HELP WITH VARIETY. ALSO, IN ALL TIME METERS THE 1 IS THE STRONGEST BEAT SO AS LONG AS TENSIONS ARE RESOLVED ON THE ONE, YOU CAN PLAY ANY COMBO OF 12 TONES BEFOREHAND. (UING GOOD TASTE OF COURSE)
Scott, very nice stuff. Mark Harrison, in "Gospel Keyboard Styles" refers to this harmonic device as backcycling, and goes in to great detail from a theory standpoint. Thank you for your very well presented tips!!
Good call ... the term "backcycling" is even more descriptive than what I used. It's funny the "aha" moment I had when I read whatever it was that described it (music theory wise) as I had played using this tip (as have many, many others I've heard over the years) but had never really thought of the theory behind it, which made it explainable ...
AS LONG AS THE BASS NOTE IS C THE CHORD IS A C CHORD. FOCUSING ON THE TOP NOTE WILL ( A CONSONANT TONE) WILL HELP KEEP INTEREST. USING VARIOUS SCALE TONES AND SHAPES UNDER THE TOP CHORD TONE WILL HELP WITH VARIETY. ALSO, IN ALL TIME METERS THE 1 IS THE STRONGEST BEAT SO AS LONG AS TENSIONS ARE RESOLVED ON THE ONE, YOU CAN PLAY ANY COMBO OF 12 TONES BEFOREHAND. (UING GOOD TASTE OF COURSE)
danieljones148 1 month ago
Dizzy was the one who invented it and used to teach it to his students. I'm glad I remembered.
chocogarcia 4 months ago
hi gang !
redlinebam 4 months ago
I forgot about this one. I use it, but I haven't in a while. I'm going to get back to it. Thanks
88spaces 1 year ago
Thank you! I really love your videos.
myknittingblog 2 years ago
Magnifique, domage que ce n'est pas en français.
Coramayen 2 years ago
Scott, very nice stuff. Mark Harrison, in "Gospel Keyboard Styles" refers to this harmonic device as backcycling, and goes in to great detail from a theory standpoint. Thank you for your very well presented tips!!
ikeboy 2 years ago
Good call ... the term "backcycling" is even more descriptive than what I used. It's funny the "aha" moment I had when I read whatever it was that described it (music theory wise) as I had played using this tip (as have many, many others I've heard over the years) but had never really thought of the theory behind it, which made it explainable ...
pianoguytv 2 years ago
That's amazing... very simple and effective!
wvnota 2 years ago
I want your t-shirt!
guru031989 2 years ago 6
Thanks! Great ifno
Pianofy 2 years ago