http://chordchartsforguitar.com/chord-charts-videos/hear-and-play-jazz-201-how-to-find-the-melodic-minor-for-any-dominant-chord/ featuring THE ULTIMATE GUITAR CHORD CHART 2.0 - by Phillip J Facoline Wed, 16 May 2012 20:40:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://chordchartsforguitar.com/chord-charts-videos/hear-and-play-jazz-201-how-to-find-the-melodic-minor-for-any-dominant-chord/comment-page-1/#comment-578 vjimmers Sat, 18 Jul 2009 18:56:06 +0000 http://chordchartsforguitar.com/chord-charts-videos/hear-and-play-jazz-201-how-to-find-the-melodic-minor-for-any-dominant-chord/#comment-578 <b>Interesting! I ...</b> <br> Interesting! I think of the target chord and how many different modes in the different tonal centers (Diatonic, Harmonic minor, melodic minor, melodic major, each with its own set of 7 chords/mode) that can be applied to the target chord. Like the diatonic 2, 3, 6 harmonic 1, 4, melodic minor1, 2, whole half diminished, etc. I like the symmetry in the way it almost fills in learning your b3, 3, b6, 6, b7, 7 notes. I play guitar, not piano so patterns/shapes are important to me. Interesting! I …
Interesting! I think of the target chord and how many different modes in the different tonal centers (Diatonic, Harmonic minor, melodic minor, melodic major, each with its own set of 7 chords/mode) that can be applied to the target chord. Like the diatonic 2, 3, 6 harmonic 1, 4, melodic minor1, 2, whole half diminished, etc.
I like the symmetry in the way it almost fills in learning your b3, 3, b6, 6, b7, 7 notes. I play guitar, not piano so patterns/shapes are important to me.

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