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LESSON SUMMARY
Most electronics come with a remote control. In fact, in the spaces of our home where we spend the most time, it’s not uncommon to find an overwhelming amount of remotes—the television, cable box, stereo, DVD player, etc. Before long, a simple task like playing a movie involves juggling all the remotes is a specific sequence! Learning to improvise can feel the same way—like having a different remote for each chord in a progression. Students must keep juggling scales as they improvise through a chord progression. The solution to this challenge for your living room is a universal remote that controls all of your electronics from a single keypad. But is there such a thing as a universal improv scale? In today’s Quick Tip, John Proulx demonstrates how the pentatonic scale can work as a single, universal scale for piano improv over an extended chord progression. You’ll learn:
-What is a Pentatonic Scale?
-2 Neo Soul Chord Progressions
-3 Pentatonic Patterns for Piano Improv
-4 Piano Improv Examples with the Pentatonic Scale

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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:41 - Pentatonic Scale
02:13 - Neo-Soul Progression
03:57 - Rootless Right Hand Voicings
05:33 - Play with backing track
06:05 - Left Hand Voicings
06:50 - 2-Chord Progression
07:59 - 3 Pentatonic Patterns
08:05 - 1. Repeated Partial Scale
10:41 - 2. Rearranging Notes by Skips
12:18 - 3. Quartal Shapes
13:36 - Pentatonic Trading
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Happy practicing!
Jonny May

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