gene
714 posts
Apr 02, 2011
12:22 PM
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Is this stuff right?
This is so foreign to me, the only thing I can think to ask is:
???
So I'll just sit back and hope for some enlightenment.
Last Edited by on Apr 02, 2011 12:24 PM
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Diggsblues
737 posts
Apr 02, 2011
12:43 PM
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Those second and third examples seem strange. I don't
think I've ever encountered a melody that I could say
was derived from traditional music that sounds like
It came from those scales. Though maybe someone may
argue the blues scale was derived from them.
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Emile "Diggs" D'Amico a Legend In His Own Mind
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Jim Rumbaugh
460 posts
Apr 02, 2011
1:41 PM
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That 7 note blues scale is "kinda" what I use. It's a reglar blues scale but you add the 2nd scale degree note, or what some call the 9th scale degree note.
My favorite example is a 6 draw when playing cross harp. That note is the 2nd scale degree, or 9th scale degree, depending on where you start counting.
I don't do anything like that 9 note blues scale...., Well, almost never. The closest I come, is sometime when going from a 2 draw full step bend to a regular 2draw, I'll throw in a 2 draw 1/2step. That's part of that 9 note blues scale.
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intermediate level (+) player per the Adam Gussow Scale, Started playing 2001
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