Blending Various Minor Tonalities
The Art of Improvising
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There are a variety of minor scales, so the question is, when are they best utilized? Of course, depending on the harmony, certain scales will be implied and “sound” better than others. With that said, there are plenty of ways to mix up your scale usage for more interesting licks.
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