Oops… Forgot to post this one in the right place. It’s a follow on idea from the first Practice Page post. You can see that…

Do all the previous posts on Scales in Intervals in all these scales. It’s a mammoth amount of work. I’d say impossible and pointless to…

Similar idea to yesterday’s post of using a specific interval, but apply it to a chord progression. As you feel comfortable being able to move…

For example, improvise freely with fourths or fifths. Concentrate on hearing the pitches before you play them. Or another way to put it: work on…

Apply other intervals to the previous three posts.

Harmonic version of scales in intervals. Play it legato, no gaps.

Looking at the last exercise with thirds, you can be ascending or descending through the scale, and the interval can be ascending or descending. That…

This time you’re applying an interval to this chord progression and moving it through the scales. Maybe do this in a zone, or do it…

Same chord progression: C-7 A-7 F#-7 Eb-7, but this time you apply the Linear Connections idea to chord voicings. The idea is to make the…

Practice Page is a name I give to certain little pages that I’ve developed to focus my practising. Here’s how you can use it: You…

There are only seven thirds (ascending) that you need to know: A – C B – D C – E D – F E –…