In my last post I took a look at an alternate way of soloing on a m7b5 using the 5th mode of the melodic minor. In this next post I want to look a possibility for improvising on the vth degree of a minor ii v i.
If we take the progression Am7b5 D7alt for example, two nice possibilities are there.
In traditional theory we are often proposed to play the melodic minor a half step above:
One further possibility would be to use the 6th mode or Locrian #2:
If we take the progression Am7b5 D7alt for example, two nice possibilities are there.
In traditional theory we are often proposed to play the melodic minor a half step above:
- D7alt = Eb melodic minor = Eb F Gb Ab Bb C D Eb
One further possibility would be to use the 6th mode or Locrian #2:
- Eb melodic minor = Eb F Gb Ab Bb C D Eb
- 6th mode of Eb = C D Eb F Gb Ab Bb C
- Eb melodic minor = Eb F Gb Ab Bb C D Eb
- 4th mode of Eb = Ab Bb C D Eb F Gb Ab
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