The Circular Progression 2
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Learn the Circular Progression 1, and important “cyclic” progression used in Jazz & Gospel music. Discover the chords, how to add jazz harmony, and improvisation techniques using various scales.
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The Circular Progression 2 – Lesson 2
Improvising, Blues Scale, 2 Scale Approach, Diminished & Modal Scales
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