ESSENTIAL MINOR SCALES: "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise"-Jazz Improv Tutorial
Important minor scales for improvisation: Natural (relative), Harmonic, Melodic, Pentatonic, Dorian (mode) and Blues. Minor scales used for improvisation on the popular standard: "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise". written by Sigmund Romberg with lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. (1928). A popular song w/ jazz musicians, because of the C minor vamp section and contrasting bridge in the relative major. A minor scale lesson taken from the book: Jazz PIano- Methods and Songbook for professional playing. Go to website for free scores and to view jazz piano book. https://www.kenthewitt.com/ Link to Diminished Scale Tutorial • "The Most Amazing Jazz Scale", Cosmic Sym...
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