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    The document provides a scale chart for improvising over ii-V-I jazz chord progressions in major keys. It lists various modes that can be used over each chord, including their interval patterns and corresponding keys. It directs the reader to YouTube lessons that further explain the scale families and rules for ensuring scales behave well harmonically. The creator plans to develop a similar scale chart for minor key progressions by March 2024 and update the document.

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    The document provides a scale chart for improvising over ii-V-I jazz chord progressions in major keys. It lists various modes that can be used over each chord, including their interval patterns and corresponding keys. It directs the reader to YouTube lessons that further explain the scale families and rules for ensuring scales behave well harmonically. The creator plans to develop a similar scale chart for minor key progressions by March 2024 and update the document.

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    Scale Chart For ii-V-I Chords in Major-2

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    The document provides a scale chart for improvising over ii-V-I jazz chord progressions in major keys. It lists various modes that can be used over each chord, including their interval patterns and corresponding keys. It directs the reader to YouTube lessons that further explain the scale families and rules for ensuring scales behave well harmonically. The creator plans to develop a similar scale chart for minor key progressions by March 2024 and update the document.

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    Scale Chart for Improvisation over ii-V-I Jazz Chords in Major

    ii V I
    mi 7 7 Ma7
    Natural minor Mixolydian Major
    Family 1; Major Modes Family 1; Major Modes Family 1; Major Modes
    Intervals: 1-½-1-1-½-1-1 Intervals: 1-1-½-1-1-½-1 Intervals: 1-1-½-1-1-1-½
    Key of D; d-e-f-g-a-bb-c Key of G; g-a-b-c-d-e-f Key of C; c-d-e-f-g-a-b
    Dorian Lydian Dominant Lydian
    Family 1; Major Modes Family 2; Mel mi Modes Family 1; Major Modes
    Intervals: 1-½-1-1-1-½-1 Intervals: 1-1-1-½-1-½-1 Intervals: 1-1-1-½-1-1-½
    Key of D; d-e-f-g-a-b-c Key of G; g-a-b-c#-d-e-f Key of C; c-d-e-f#-g-a-b
    Dorian b2 Mixolydian b2 Lydian #2
    Family 2; Mel mi Modes Family 4; Harm Ma Modes Family 3; Harm mi Modes
    Intervals: ½-1-1-1-1-½-1 Intervals: ½-1½-½-1-1-½-1 Intervals: 1½-½-1-½-1-1-½
    Key of D; d-eb-f-g-a-b-c Key of G; g-ab-b-c-d-e-f Key of C; c-d#-e-f#-g-a-b
    Dorian #4 Aeolian Dominant Harmonic Major
    Family 3; Harm mi Modes Family 2; Mel mi Modes Family 4; Harm Ma Modes
    Intervals: 1-½-1½-½-1-½-1 Intervals: 1-1-½-1-½-1-1 Intervals: 1-1-½-1-½-1½-½
    Key of D; d-e-f-g#-a-b-c Key of G; g-a-b-c-d-eb-f Key of C; c-d-e-f-g-ab-b
    Phrygian Phrygian Dominant Augmented
    Family 1; Major Modes Family 3; Harm mi Modes Family 7; Aug Modes
    Intervals: ½-1-1-1-½-1-1 Intervals: ½-1½-½-1-½-1-1 Intervals: 1½-½-1½-½-1½-½
    Key of D; d-eb-f-g-a-bb-c Key of G; g-ab-b-c-d-eb-f Key of C; c-eb-e-g-ab-b
    Phrygian b4 Phrygian b4
    Family 4; Harm Ma Modes Family 4; Harm Ma Modes
    Intervals: ½-1-½-1½-½-1-1 Intervals: ½-1-½-1½-½-1-1
    Key of D; d-eb-f-gb-a-bb-c Key of G; g-ab-bb-cb-d-eb-f
    Inverted Diminished
    Family 5; Dim Modes
    Intervals: ½-1-½-1-½-1-½-1
    Key of G; g-ab-bb-b-c#-d-e-f
    The scale chart on the former page is all explained in this NewJazz YouTube lesson
    https://youtu.be/obehWchLrlo

    The scale chart is well defined, complete and enclosed. The scales all comply with 5 rules that ensure that
    the scales are quite well behaving in a harmonic sense. More about the 5 rules and the field of study in the
    video lesson.

    The indicated scale Families 1-7 in the table cells are explained in this other lesson about all musical scales,
    if you should be interested https://youtu.be/Vq2xt2D3e3E

    In the next video lesson we’ll create a similar scale chart, just on the ii-V-i chord progression in minor
    instead of Major. This next lesson will hopefully be all done by the end of March 2024. By that time this PDF
    will be updated and supplied with the second new scale chart as well.

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    University Master degree in Music & Multimedia
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