Showing posts with label Tritones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tritones. Show all posts

How to Add Tritones

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So, we've been looking at reharmonization for awhile. Let's continue. Because the tritone occurs only in the dominant chord ...

Reharmonizing V as II-V

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Let's continue with reharmonization . Reharmonizing V as II-V Many of the standard tunes in the jazz repertoire were written in ...

Piano Patterns: Do You See Them?

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Image via Wikipedia When you are sitting at your keyboard or piano , do you see patterns on those keys? Here's what I mean: 1. Chromati...

Perfect 5th and Enharmonic Use of Tri-Tones

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Image via Wikipedia Question: What's a tritone? I've heard this was considered dangerous music and banned by the church in the middl...

No Weapon- Fred Hammond

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I love the song No Weapon by Fred Hammond. I can listen to it over and over... same for you? Fred Hammond's No Weapon Formed Against The...

Tritones

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Tritones are very important, especially if you have a bass player in your band. Your can utilize your left hand with tritones and continue t...

Progressions and Theory

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Here is a handbook of videos, I've put together, from many artists on YouTube that teach chord progressions and the theory behind the...

What's A Tritone?

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Q: What's a Tritone? A: An interval composed of three whole tones . tritone In music, the interval of the diminished fifth , exactl...

Tritone Xtravaganza

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Add "instant flavor" and phatness to your chords by implementing just one secret that p...