Description

Jazz Harmony Workbook

 

100 exercises with solutions for beginners.

 

The Jazz Harmony Workbook has 100 exercises, each one consists of a model and a template to write down the exercise in all twelve keys and check the solutions.

 

Included in the workbook are the different chord families, harmonic progressions and scales used in the jazz idiom and detailed analyses of different jazz standards.

 

It is a valuable support for students who want to learn the basics and continue improving the knowledge of jazz harmony up to an advanced level.

 

Here’s what you’ll find in this book:

 

100 exercises: 200 models and templates.

6 chord families.

16 exercises with different chord types.

11 usual harmonic progressions.

5 major and minor II-V-I progressions.

26 jazz scales used in the jazz language.

Major and minor (blues) pentatonic scales

Bebop scales.

4 in-depth analyses of jazz standards.

Common harmonic patterns.

Jazz forms.

 

 

Contents

 

Introduction to jazz harmony

Intervals

Intervals I -model-

Intervals I -template-

Intervals II -model-

Intervals II -template-

Chord symbols I -model-

Chord symbols I -template-

Chord symbols II -model-

Chord symbols II -template-

Functional harmony: the circle of fifths

Basic chords: fundamentals -model-

Basic chords: fundamentals -template-

Basic chord types I -model-

Basic chord types I -template-

Basic chord types II -model-

Basic chord types II -template-

The major scale: melodic traits -model-

The major scale: melodic traits -template-

Major scales -model-

Major scales -template-

Avoid notes

Avoid notes in the modes of the major scale -model-

Avoid notes in the modes of the major scale -template-

The modes of the major scale -model-

The modes of the major scale -template-

The modes of the major scale in C -model-

The modes of the major scale in C-template-

Major scale: diatonic chords -model-

Major scale: diatonic chords -template-

Diatonic triads -model-

Diatonic triads -template-

Inverted diatonic triads -model-

Inverted diatonic triads -template-

Harmonic progressions with inverted diatonic triads -model-

Harmonic progressions with inverted diatonic triads -template-

Harmonization of notes with diatonic triads -model-

Harmonization of notes with diatonic triads -template-

Diatonic triads: functional categories -model-

Diatonic triads: functional categories -template-

Diatonic seventh chords -model-

Diatonic seventh chords -template-

Dominant chords: tritone identification -model-

Dominant chords: tritone identification -template-

Inverted seventh chords -model-

Inverted seventh chords -template-

Harmonic progressions with diatonic seventh chords -model-

Harmonic progressions with diatonic seventh chords -template-

Harmonization of notes with diatonic seventh chords -model-

Harmonization of notes with diatonic seventh chords -template-

Diatonic seventh chords: functional categories -model-

Diatonic seventh chords: functional categories -template-

Jazz scales: fundamentals

Scale building with tetrachords -model-

Scale building with tetrachords -template-

Dorian scales -model-

Dorian scales -template-

Phrygian scales -model-

Phrygian scales -template-

Lydian scales -model-

Lydian scales -template-

Mixolydian scales -model-

Mixolydian scales -template-

Aeolian scales -model-

Aeolian scales -template-

Locrian scales -model-

Locrian scales -template-

Harmonic analysis: the arrows system -model-

Harmonic analysis: the arrows system -template-

Harmonic patterns: III-VI-II-V-I-IV -model-

Harmonic patterns: III-VI-II-V-I-IV -template-

Major II-V-I: fundamentals I -model-

Major II-V-I: fundamentals I -template-

Major II-V-I chord progressions in all keys -model-

Major II-V-I chord progressions in all keys -template-

Major II-V-I: scale options in C -model-

Major II-V-I: scale options in C -template-

Minor key harmony: fundamentals -model-

Minor key harmony: fundamentals -template-

Minor chords: scale options -model-

Minor chords: scale options -template-

Minor scales -model-

Minor scales -template-

Melodic minor scales -model-

Melodic minor scales -template-

Avoid notes in the modes of the melodic minor scale -model-

Avoid notes in the modes of the melodic minor scale -template-

The modes of the melodic minor scale -model-

The modes of the melodic minor scale -template-

The modes of the melodic minor scale in C -model-

The modes of the melodic minor scale in C -template-

Lydian augmented scales -model-

Lydian augmented scales -template-

Lydian dominant scales -model-

Lydian dominant scales -template-

Locrian +2 scales -model-

Locrian +2 scales -template-

Diminished whole tone scales -model-

Diminished whole tone scales -template-

Harmonic minor scales -model-

Harmonic minor scales -template-

Avoid notes in the modes of the harmonic minor scale -model-

Avoid notes in the modes of the harmonic minor scale -template-

The modes of the harmonic minor scale -model-

The modes of the harmonic minor scale -template-

The modes of the harmonic minor scale in C -model-

The modes of the harmonic minor scale in C -template-

Mixolydian b9b13 scales -model-

Mixolydian b9b13 scales -template-

Harmonic patterns: I-/I-maj7/I-7/I-6 -model-

Harmonic patterns: I-/I-maj7/I-7/I-6 -template-

Minor II-V-I: fundamentals I -model-

Minor II-V-I: fundamentals I -template-

Minor II-V-I: scale options in C -model-

Minor II-V-I: scale options in C -template-

Minor II-V-I: scale options in F, G, D and A -model-

Minor II-V-I: scale options in F, G, D and A -template-

Harmonic analysis: double tonal function -model-

Harmonic analysis: double tonal function -template-

Secondary dominant chords: fundamentals -model-

Secondary dominant chords: fundamentals -template-

Secondary dominant chord progressions -model-

Secondary dominant chord progressions -template-

Scales for secondary dominant chords -model-

Scales for secondary dominant chords -template-

Extended dominant chords progressions -model-

Extended dominant chords progressions -template-

Substitute dominant chords: fundamentals -model-

Substitute dominant chords: fundamentals -template-

Substitute dominant chords: tritone identification -model-

Substitute dominant chords: tritone identification -template-

Substitute dominant chord progressions -model-

Substitute dominant chord progressions -template-

Extended substitute dominant chord progressions -model-

Extended substitute dominant chord progressions -template-

Dominant and substitute dominant chord progressions -model-

Dominant and substitute dominant chord progressions -template-

Chords and modes generated by the scales -model-

Chords and modes generated by the scales -template-

Common modal interchange chord progressions -model-

Common modal interchange chord progressions -template-

Symmetric scales -model-

Symmetric scales -template-

Diminished chords: fundamentals -model-

Diminished chords: fundamentals -template-

Diminished chords I -model-

Diminished chords I -template-

Diminished chords II -model-

Diminished chords II -template-

Whole step-half step diminished scales -model-

Whole step-half step diminished scales -template-

Half step-whole step diminished scales -model-

Half step-whole step diminished scales -template-

Harmonic patterns: tonic resolutions -model-

Harmonic patterns: tonic resolutions -template-

Major and minor (blues) pentatonic scales -model-

Major and minor (blues) pentatonic scales -template-

Major bebop scales in all keys -model-

Major bebop scales in all keys -template-

Mixolydian bebop scales in all keys -model-

Mixolydian bebop scales in all keys -template-

Minor bebop scales -model-

Minor bebop scales -template-

Dorian bebop scales in all keys -model-

Dorian bebop scales in all keys -template-

Whole tone scales -model-

Whole tone scales -template-

Harmonic patterns: I-V7-IV -model-

Harmonic patterns: I-V7-IV -template-

Harmonic patterns: Confirmation sequence -model-

Harmonic patterns: Confirmation sequence -template-

Harmonic patterns: I-+Io-II-+IIo-III- -model-

Harmonic patterns: I-+Io-II-+IIo-III- -template-

Harmonic patterns: bVI-bIII-bII-I -model-

Harmonic patterns: bVI-bIII-bII-I -template-

Harmonic patterns: tournarounds -model-

Harmonic patterns: tournarounds -template-

Sus4 chords -model-

Sus4 chords -template-

Modal harmony: the major scale -model-

Modal harmony: the major scale -template-

Chord types -model-

Chord types I -template-

Chord types II -template-

Dominant blues in F: scale options -model-

Dominant blues in F: scale options -template-

Rhythm Changes in Bb -model-

Rhythm Changes in Bb -template-

Harmonic patterns: rhythm changes in Bb. B section -model-

Harmonic patterns: rhythm changes in Bb. B section -template-

Minor blues in C: scale options -model-

Minor blues in C: scale options -template-

Chord analysis in relation to tonic: fundamentals

Chord analysis in relation to tonic -model-

Chord analysis in relation to tonic -template-

All Of Me: analysis -model-

All Of Me: analysis -template-

All The Things You Are: analysis -model-

All The Things You Are: analysis -template-

One Note Samba: analysis -model-

One Note Samba: analysis -template-

In A Sentimental Mood: analysis -model-

In A Sentimental Mood: analysis -template-

Jazz language: elements

Jazz language: harmony

Chord-scale relation: chord categories

Chord-scale relation: chord families

Jazz scales in C -model-

Jazz scales in C -template- I

Jazz scales in C -template- II

Scales memorization: F mixolydian -model-

Scales memorization: F mixolydian -template-

Jazz standards. Chord families

Jazz standards. Modulation and II-V-I

Notes I

Notes II

 

 

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