One cool fact about the harmonic major scale is that it is related to the harmonic minor scale by inversion. If you list the intervals between the notes in C harmonic major (C D E F G Ab B C) you have 2 2 1 2 1 3 1, and these in reverse order become 1 3 1 2 1 2 2 where if we apply these starting on, say G, gives the scale G Ab B C D Eb F G which is the fifth mode of C harmonic minor. (I picked G so that you get two scales with lots of tones in common).
someday my princ will come has that chord sequence with diminished: D- C#° C- F7 was just practicing that song the other day and I did play dim scale over it. didn't know any better :)
One cool fact about the harmonic major scale is that it is related to the harmonic minor scale by inversion. If you list the intervals between the notes in C harmonic major (C D E F G Ab B C) you have 2 2 1 2 1 3 1, and these in reverse order become 1 3 1 2 1 2 2 where if we apply these starting on, say G, gives the scale G Ab B C D Eb F G which is the fifth mode of C harmonic minor. (I picked G so that you get two scales with lots of tones in common).
Amazing lesson. So nice to find more ways to use this sound. Thank you!
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someday my princ will come has that chord sequence with diminished: D- C#° C- F7
was just practicing that song the other day and I did play dim scale over it. didn't know any better :)
Good explanation and usage.
Lovely sounds on that intro.
Mixob9 is Ted Greene's Altered type 1 (Single note soloing)
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A harmonic minor plus C harmonic mayor equals Barry Harry's scale