2 Minute Jazz Piano #18: Diminished/Pentatonic Practice Pattern

An ascending diminished and descending pentatonic practice pattern.
For a full lesson version of this lesson with PDF sheet music download and keyboard close-ups, see Lesson #4 at:
http://www.petermartinmusic.com/lessons/

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[ukijhu97]

I love the intro song! where can i find it?

[pianopeter]

@ukijhu97 that's "La Pregunta" from "The Answer" - CD available @ petermartinmusic [dot] com or iTunes

[ukijhu97]

@pianopeter I found your other albums on spotify, will you put up the answer there as well?

[pianopeter]

@ukijhu97 should be up real soon on Spotify

[orestispetrakis]

very helpful exercise...! thanks a lot... !

[livelovelisten100]

another cool diminished scale/arpeggio thing is (using triplets) like C-G-G, Eb-Bb-G, F#-C#-A#, A-E-C#... In other words 1-5-3 of major triads going up in minor thirds

[Harry88NYC]

@MasterThief1324

Your question is unclear--maybe if you asked it again in a more focused way you might get an answer? When you say "keys," do you really mean "notes?" If your question is how can you memorize what notes are in a chord, you need to study intervallic relationships, because intervals are constant or parallel in any chord you play, or any key center you are playing in.

[BigMikeyT72]

cheers Peter, inspiring stuff as usual :)

[PunkFloyd73]

Thanks to share ....

[ukijhu97]

@pianopeter cool!

[ukijhu97]

@pianopeter ok cool. i probably will buy it, im just a little bad economically right now.

[freitasnetuno]

that's tasty =)