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Hi friends! Dallton here
In this lesson let's learn a solo made with the phrygian dominant scale. There are several cool things to be learned on this solo such as: triads, chromatic line, symmetry, and functional harmony.
Here is the progression
C#7 | % | % | % | % | D7 | % | C#7 |
Over D7 we are going to scape from the phrygian dominant and use de mixolydian +4. Next, I'll explain why I use the scale when the harmony goes to D7
Let´s go and hope you enjoy the lesson!
Main key = G# harmonic minor
Tuning = Standard
BPM = 140
Gear = Ibanez RG Premium 870 / Neural DSP / Cubase / Focusrite
Solo taken from the song Driven by Felipe Andreoli and Dallton Santos (album Resonance)
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Go to next part: PageUP or End.
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Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
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