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    This document discusses random chord changes while improvising. It recommends changing chords on every note to keep chord tones on strong beats. An example is given of anticipating an upcoming C major 7 chord by using a C major 7 bebop scale. The document also lists using diminished and whole tone scales as examples and was last updated in February 2003.

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    This document discusses random chord changes while improvising. It recommends changing chords on every note to keep chord tones on strong beats. An example is given of anticipating an upcoming C major 7 chord by using a C major 7 bebop scale. The document also lists using diminished and whole tone scales as examples and was last updated in February 2003.

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    This document discusses random chord changes while improvising. It recommends changing chords on every note to keep chord tones on strong beats. An example is given of anticipating an upcoming C major 7 chord by using a C major 7 bebop scale. The document also lists using diminished and whole tone scales as examples and was last updated in February 2003.

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    This document discusses random chord changes while improvising. It recommends changing chords on every note to keep chord tones on strong beats. An example is given of anticipating an upcoming C major 7 chord by using a C major 7 bebop scale. The document also lists using diminished and whole tone scales as examples and was last updated in February 2003.

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    1) Random changing

    Remember you can change direction on every note. If you do it right, you will
    always have your chord tones on a strong beat.
    NOTE: before moving to the third bar I already anticipated the Cmaj7 bebopscale
    one beat ahead.

    Examples

    Using diminished
    Using Whole Tone
    10.02.03 12:01 1.2.Random Changing
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