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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Keyboard / Piano => Topic started by: bishopseward on November 05, 2008, 03:39:05 PM
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Hey can somebody help me. Im trying to get an understand of blues scale and chords.
I know the blues scale IS (Ex. C,Eb,F,G,Bb,C) BUT WHAT ARE THE TRIADS TO THE BLUES SCALE?
LIKE MAJOR SCALE IS (C,D,E,F,G,A,B,C) AND THE TRAIDS ARE(MAJ.,MIN.,MIN.,MAJ.,MAJ.,MIN.,DIM.,MAJ.)
sO CAN SOMEBODY HELP MY ME PLEASE. JUST WASNT TO GET AN UNDERSTANDING.
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Hmm, people don't usually harmonize the blues scale. It is played over certain chord progressions or wherever feels right.
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Here's link that may be of help.
http://www.jazclass.aust.com/scales/scablu.htm (http://www.jazclass.aust.com/scales/scablu.htm)
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OK. THANKS.
CAN SOMEBODY GIVE ME SOME BLUES PROGRESSIONS CHORDS?
IN ABC STYLE AND THEROY WAY
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I was wondering what "The Roy" way was!!!
Google fixed it for me. ;D ;D
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;D ;D
I was wondering what "The Roy" way was!!!
Google fixed it for me. ;D ;D
:D :D
Smart ***.
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OK. THANKS.
CAN SOMEBODY GIVE ME SOME BLUES PROGRESSIONS CHORDS?
IN ABC STYLE AND THEROY WAY
The standard blues progression is 1 4 5 and use dominant 7 chords commonly in C major/blues
C7,F7,G7
The blues scales doesn't have scale degree chords like the major scale the blues scale goes great over dom7 chords for whatever chord you have it works for the 1 or the 6 for example a C7 the C blues or A blues will work but sometimes one wont fit so you have to experiment to see cuz you can use the wrong one in a certain part of the song and change the mood for the worse