Here is a chord progression which utilizes a series of “altered” chords:
In the key of “Db major”:
“Fmin7 (b5) — Bb7 (b9) — Ebmin7 (b5)”
1)
Bass = F
Right hand = Ab + B + Eb
2)
Bass = Bb
Right hand = Ab + B + D
3)
Bass = Eb
Right hand = A + Db + Eb + Gb
Note: You should be able to find a place to “squeeze” this chord progression in. It is very pretty when used at the right time. Let your ear be the judge!
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August 7th, 2008 (comment#1)
These are awsome jermaine and im just so sorry i dont have a credit card ti buy your courses. I would really buy them if there was another way, any ways thanks alot and God bless you
August 7th, 2008 (comment#2)
Hi Shamari,
Thanks for your comments! Continue to enjoy this blog. There is thousands of pages of information already loaded in here from archives of mine over the years! With the addition of my daily posts, this will be one of the most resourceful music learning blogs on the net!
All the best,
Jermaine
August 13th, 2008 (comment#3)
ooooohh yes oh yes this is awsome will work. waow wow wo wowo!!!!!;-)