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Common Tones
Nica coca chr ees
are called common toes. Asan example, the
Scales of C7 2nd Ab. have four common tones.
f.G, and Bb (figure 14-195). Wher a melody
notes epestd, harmonizing each ocautence of the
note with a different chord can be a beaut effet,
2s long asthe notes common tothe sae ofeach
ew chord. Pay figure 14-196, the fist four bars
cof Jerome Kern's Al The Things You A" The four
Grote a ow on the E57 chord ofe-a geet
‘opportunity to play four chords to whith Gis 2
commen tone, Pay figure 14-197 on listen to
the four chromaticaly descending V chords that
replece 7. G, the melody note, isthe Sth of C7,
the 5 of 878, the 13th of B7, and the th of A7,
Paying foe V chords ina row opens ual sorts of
harmonic posses, because V chord can be
sitered in so many ways. oy figure 14-198 to
hear some of these posits.
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paying 2 series of chords ove the sare bas note
Pay igure 14-120 and stent the chars pled
‘ove an Eb peal on the fist eight bars af Bronsiau
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Rodgets’ "Spring Here.” Now pla figure 14-122,
Kenny Barron’ reharmonization ofthese four bars
wing ches played over 3G pedal poirt5 We'll
raze KennyS version of “Springs Here” which
is played entry over a G pedal in Chaper 16,
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Figure 14-125 shows the ast fou 2a of Jerome
Keen "Yestrdays" Figure 18-125 shows the same
four bars reharmonizd with a vatieyo techniques:
Fsus replaces C-7 in the fist bt
‘The FET/ used 10 approach in
‘the second baris the “V chore 8
‘major ed below" that ly Stayhorn
sed in "UMM." (figure 1479),
Paral (Ess, Fs) 1s used in
the second ba.
+ Chromatic approach (Fs o€7 10F7)
Is used inthe third ba.
‘Conary motion occurs between the
melody and rct going from Faust 7,
‘The last two bars have been eharmonzed
with Cotrane changes, which explore
Inthe no chapter.
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Figure 16-127 shows the fist ewbars of
Hoagy Carmichael "Styark 2 tune jazz muslans
have loved to play since it was written 1942. Play
figure 14-128 ard hess At Slokey and The Jazz
Messengers version (ith Ceder Walton laying
ano) reharmonized with varity techniques:
+ ABb pe points played in the
fist wo bars.
The fst and thr chords (Crab
and 4/8) are ash chords.
+ 5us cho reemoriaton
(Bhsus substituting for F-) is
Played nthe ist bac
+ AIL 7, AN) chromatic oproach
to Abais played inthe td tar.
‘The last ve chords (with an