Difficulty 5 of 10
Wes Montgomery Style Jazz
This lesson is about melody. It is played in style of Wes Montgomery using octaves only. Modal harmony, repetition, motive development, rhythmic development and modes are used.
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Difficulty 4 of 10 Chord Progression Analisys (Part 2)In this part we analyze the chorus and we can listen to the complete song.
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