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The minor II V I chord progression is one of the most common progressions in Jazz music, and that's why we focus on learning how to play over those specific chord changes in this lesson! The chords of a minor II V I in the key of C minor are: Dm7b5, G7 and Cm.
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- AAman Paul George 73mo ago
Hey guys, I'm really enjoying all the cool jazz lines I'm learning from this site. I went through vol 1 and 2 of jazz lines and now I'm on vol 3. I have a doubt - at 20:48 Emil says dominant arpeggios are minor thirds stacked on top of one another. He meant diminished arpeggio right? Thanks
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