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    The solo is divided into 4 sections: A, A1, B, and A2. Section A uses chromatic scales and eighth notes. Section A1 has the same chords as A but uses triplets and longer notes. Section B changes to C minor mode and uses syncopation without ornaments. Section A2 returns to the chords of A and A1, combining elements of A and B, and ends with relaxing scales.

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    The solo is divided into 4 sections: A, A1, B, and A2. Section A uses chromatic scales and eighth notes. Section A1 has the same chords as A but uses triplets and longer notes. Section B changes to C minor mode and uses syncopation without ornaments. Section A2 returns to the chords of A and A1, combining elements of A and B, and ends with relaxing scales.

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    Lesson 1 Assignment: What Is This Thing Called Love - Solo

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    The solo is divided into 4 sections: A, A1, B, and A2. Section A uses chromatic scales and eighth notes. Section A1 has the same chords as A but uses triplets and longer notes. Section B changes to C minor mode and uses syncopation without ornaments. Section A2 returns to the chords of A and A1, combining elements of A and B, and ends with relaxing scales.

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    LEsson 1 Assignment: What Is This Thing Called Love - Solo

    The solo is divided in 4 parts of eight bars each. We could call the parts "A" "A1" "B" and "A2" Part "A": the solo is played mainly in eight notes and it uses a lot of chroatic scalesPart "A1": The chords are the same as part "A", but improvisation usesa different rythm,specially triplets, anticipating always the note for the next chord, but keeping the chromatisms mainly. The second four bars of this part uses less chromatisms, but more scales, and uses longer notes as well, giving the solo a bit of relaxing atmosphere to prepare the part "B" Part "B": Here it takes the menor mode over Cminor, and the melodic line changes to an easier way, made by syncopation, and using mostly notes from the chord, without any ornaments. Part "A2": same chords as in parts "A" and "A1", and the melodic line uses a bit of both, A, and B (Chromatisms from "A" and syncopation from "B"), and over the third bar of this part, until the end of the solo which uses scales without tensions mainly.

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