Hi Vibes lovers,
in this video I explain some advanced slur techniques for bending notes and add grace notes to embellish your bluesy lines.
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Hi vibes lovers,
today I'll show how to use upper structure triads plus an extra note for creating beautiful advanced lines:
The rule is:
on a basic maj or min triad add 9-b9-#9 or 4-#4-b6
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From my CD "Vibe from NY"
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Hello all,
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Hey everyone,
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Hey everyone,
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