Tonality Flashcards

1
Q

Key

A

G major

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2
Q

Blues scale

A

G Bb C# D F G

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3
Q

How many bars does a blues sequence last?

A

12

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4
Q

Normal blues sequence

A
G G G G (I)
C C (IV)
G G (I)
D (V)
C (IV)
G G (I)
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5
Q

All Blues sequence

A
G G G G 
Gm Gm 
G G 
D 
Eb/D 
F/G F/G
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6
Q

Substitution chord

A

An extra or different from normal pattern chord

[Example: Gm used as chord IV instead of C]

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7
Q

Appoggiatura chords/ chromatic chords

A

Examples:
Eb/D used as chord IV instead of C
F/G used as chord I instead of G

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8
Q

What kind of improvisations are used in relation to tonality?

A

Modal improvisations over fairly static chords

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9
Q

Extended chords

A

7th, 9th augmented

Added 6th

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10
Q

Blues Note

A

A ‘bent’ note between the minor and major third

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