November 2010 \ Premier Clinic \ Jazz \ Jazzy Chromatics: Embellish Your Single-Note Lines by Using Chromatic Motion Between Chord Tones

Jazzy Chromatics: Embellish Your Single-Note Lines by Using Chromatic Motion Between Chord Tones Sid Jacobs Common lines highlighting chromatic motion between the fifth and sixth degree of the major chord

The following examples are some common lines highlighting chromatic motion between the fifth and sixth degree of the major chord.

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Jazzy Chromatics: Embellish Your Single-Note Lines by Using Chromatic Motion Between Chord Tones

Sid Jacobs

Common lines highlighting chromatic motion between the fifth and sixth degree of the major chord

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