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    Jazz Bass Practice Routine

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    The document outlines a jazz bass practice routine that includes practicing scales up and down, in intervals, as triads, and as arpeggios along with 10th chord exercises. It recommends practicing 7 major scale modes, harmonic and melodic minor scales, Lydian dominant, altered, Phrygian dominant, diminished, whole tone, and half/whole scales. Preparatory chord progressions include II-V-I, I-VI-II-V, dominant cycle of 4ths, blues, minor blues, and rhythm changes. Other topics recommend adding chromaticism.

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    The document outlines a jazz bass practice routine that includes practicing scales up and down, in intervals, as triads, and as arpeggios along with 10th chord exercises. It recommends practicing 7 major scale modes, harmonic and melodic minor scales, Lydian dominant, altered, Phrygian dominant, diminished, whole tone, and half/whole scales. Preparatory chord progressions include II-V-I, I-VI-II-V, dominant cycle of 4ths, blues, minor blues, and rhythm changes. Other topics recommend adding chromaticism.

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    The document outlines a jazz bass practice routine that includes practicing scales up and down, in intervals, as triads, and as arpeggios along with 10th chord exercises. It recommends practicing 7 major scale modes, harmonic and melodic minor scales, Lydian dominant, altered, Phrygian dominant, diminished, whole tone, and half/whole scales. Preparatory chord progressions include II-V-I, I-VI-II-V, dominant cycle of 4ths, blues, minor blues, and rhythm changes. Other topics recommend adding chromaticism.

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    Ewa Staniewicz
    The document outlines a jazz bass practice routine that includes practicing scales up and down, in intervals, as triads, and as arpeggios along with 10th chord exercises. It recommends practicing 7 major scale modes, harmonic and melodic minor scales, Lydian dominant, altered, Phrygian dominant, diminished, whole tone, and half/whole scales. Preparatory chord progressions include II-V-I, I-VI-II-V, dominant cycle of 4ths, blues, minor blues, and rhythm changes. Other topics recommend adding chromaticism.

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    Jazz Bass Practice routine.

    The following scales should be broken up and practiced as follows;

     Up and down
     Intervals
     Triads
     Arpeggios
     10th chord exercises

    7 Major scale modes

    Melodic Minor
    Lydian Dominant
    Altered

    Harmonic Minor
    Phrygian Dominant

    Diminished

    Half/Whole

    Whole tone

    Preparatory chord progressions

    II V I’s

    I VI II V

    Dominant cycle 4ths

    Blues

    Minor Blues

    Rhythm Changes

    Other topics

    Adding chromaticism.

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