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V-IV-I Transitions Improvising Study 4

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Mon, 11/07/2011 - 15:36
dfoutblues
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Dave, It seems like every time I move on to the next lesson, I always run into a mountain.. Some things come very natural to somepeople. I AM NOT ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE, even though I try hard, IT seems lile I alwaYS GET LOST. So this is a question that might help clear things up for me. If I was playing my F HARP, for example, The notes for my I chord would be C E G Bb ..... The notes for my IV chord would be F A C Eb, and my V chord the notes I want to use are G,Bb,D , and F. I think Im either getting close to undertanding this or I will start from scratch for al the lessons for imprivising study 4 i dont want to move on until I get a handle on this. Sorry for being such a slow studen, just want to make sure I know what Im doing.

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Tue, 11/08/2011 - 00:48
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Your are correct in your chords... though the V7 Chord would be G B D F.

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