Minor II-V-I Fusion Phrasing Lesson

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- Kristofer Dahl21st September 2009
  Your phrasing is spot on and very expressive - love it Stephane!
- Alex8721st September 2009
  Very nice phrasing Stephane!! Gonna borrow some licks here for sure
- playaxeman21st September 2009
  very nice and useful lesson.
- Staffy21st September 2009
  As Kris already mentioned, very nice phrasing indeed, and cool & relaxed timing. Sounds very nice !!!
- Bogdan Radovic21st September 2009
  Very good topic and lesson!
- Stephane Lucarelli21st September 2009
  I'm very pleased with your comments, thanks !
- Toni Suominen21st September 2009
  Great playing Stephane
- Emir Hot21st September 2009
  Great stuff. Sounds like Santana in some parts
- Sensible Jones21st September 2009
  Great phrasing Stephane!!! I love this!!
- Pedja Simovic21st September 2009
  Nice ideas Stephane, cool lesson!
- berko21st September 2009
  Tone is spot on! Man, this is inspirational! Bookmarked for sure
- Jonathan Burgos21st September 2009
  cool man! good lesson partner!
- Gabriel Leopardi21st September 2009
  Nice phrasing Stephane! It's a pleassure to hear this piece of music.
- Zsolt Galambos21st September 2009
  Great lesson, Stephane
- Ivan Milenkovic22nd September 2009
  Great smooth tone, and tasty soloing!
- Stephane Lucarelli22nd September 2009
  Thanks guys, glad you like it!
- Marcus Siepen22nd September 2009
  Great phrasing, very well done
- Vasilije Vukmirovic22nd September 2009
  great fusion licks!
- Piotr Kaczor23rd September 2009
  Smooth tone and playing! Your BT's are always on the highest level!
- Laszlo Boross23rd September 2009
  Very nice lesson Stephane!
- Sinisa Cekic24th September 2009
  So cool sounding,great lesson Stephane !
- Stephane Lucarelli24th September 2009
  Thanks once more guys!

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- Tags: Fusion, Phrasing, Minor II V I Progression, Harmonic minor, Jazz fusion phrasing
Hi GMC!

In this lesson I want to share with you some ideas of jazz fusion phrasing over minor II V I progression.
The backing track is a 2 bars vamp with latin feel : I A-7b5 / D7alt I G-7 I

We gonna use simple scales - G harmonic minor, G minor and G pentatonic/blues scales - and sometimes to spice things up I use chromaticism and passing tones. The G minor pentatonic scale works also very well on these chord progression.

As always try to analyse the choice of notes, the rhythm placement, the shape etc... In other words : try to learn "from" the lick and not only a collection of licks.

Hope this lesson will help you to find your own ideas!

Have fun!

Stephane

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