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Hi vibes friend today i'd like to talk about the Parker and Coltrane blues form!
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Parker blues
F7|Em7b5 A7| Dm7 G7|Cm7 F7|Bb7| Bbm7 Eb7| Am7 D7|Abm7 Db7|Gm7 C7| F7 D7|Gm7 C7
I7|VIIm7b5 III7|VIm7 II7 |Vm7 I7|IV7|IVm7 bVII7| IIIm7 VI7|bIIIm7| bVI7|IIm7 V7|I7 VI7|IIm7 V7

Coltrane blues
| F7 Ab7 | DbM7 E7 | A C7 | FM | BbM | Bbm7 | Am7 | Abm7 | Gm7 C7 | Eb7 AbM7 | B7 EM7 | Gm7 C7 |

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I will get video of Audio and play through and talk about some of these.

PDF is attached.

As a fun incentive, you guys have one week (from the date of this post) to post your versions of this chord melody. I will pick a winner, probably with an online random generator.

The winner wins one pair of my new sticks. They will be out within the next week or so.

YOU HAVE TO WRITE THE CHORDS IN. Study this a bit, make sure you know what the alterations or of what I've written here.

Look to see when I have a root or when I don't.
Post any questions.

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This is one of my favorite exercises. It's about playing lines that connect the chord changes so that you can hear them, no matter how fast you play. As with every exercise that you create yourself there should be a basic goal you're aiming for, such as connecting the chords and making the harmonic movement hearable throughout.Then you can add “mini" challenges, such as note value, tempo, phrasing, accents if desired, etc. I chose as my "mini" challenge a constant stream of eighth notes without rests.