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Perception vs. Harmonic Context - Backing #4

Intermediate • Improvising • Fusion
Richard Lundmark 307 lessons
Tutorial

Perception vs. Harmonic in Rock Fusion

Perception vs. Harmonic Context in Fusion - Intro
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Perception vs. Harmonic Context in Fusion - Intro Richard Lundmark
Perception vs. Harmonic Context in Fusion - Part 1
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Perception vs. Harmonic Context in Fusion - Part 1 Richard Lundmark
Perception vs. Harmonic Context in Fusion - Part 2
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Perception vs. Harmonic Context in Fusion - Part 2 Richard Lundmark
Perception vs. Harmonic Context in Fusion - Part 3
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Perception vs. Harmonic Context in Fusion - Part 3 Richard Lundmark
Perception vs. Harmonic Context in Fusion - Part 4 & Outro
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Perception vs. Harmonic Context in Fusion - Part 4 & Outro Richard Lundmark
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Perception vs. Harmonic Context - Backing #1 Richard Lundmark
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Perception vs. Harmonic Context - Backing #2 Richard Lundmark
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Perception vs. Harmonic Context - Backing #3 Richard Lundmark
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Perception vs. Harmonic Context - Backing #4 Richard Lundmark
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Perception vs. Harmonic Context - Full Backing Richard Lundmark

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Over the fourth chord, the A half-whole diminished will fit like a glove! However, you might also want to try playing it as if Ab was the root, to "alter" your perception of "home base".

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