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4.1. Chromatic Stretches
4.1. Chromatic Stretches
4.1. Chromatic Stretches
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Chromatic Stretches
Minor Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Major Seventh
If you start on a strong beat: insert an extra tone before the CT you want to
reach. You can do this by approaching the CT from above or using the technique
described in Methenisms, Milesisms.
Say you want to approach the b7th of G7 from the 4th: this makes an interval of
a Fifth. Then you insert an extra tone...
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Say you want to approach the third of G7 from the fifht of G7. This is an interval
of a Third. The same goes here...
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Same goes for the other direction: going up gives you the same rules as above:
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Major third
#11
#5
b6
b7
Here the rule is: If you start on a strong beat and the CT that you want to reach
is an even number of halfsteps away, you have to insert NO or an even number
of notes. You just walk chromatically to the CT.
On the other hand: if you start on a weak beat, insert one or an uneven number
of notes.
Take the same exercises as above, but with intervals with an even number of
half steps.
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