How do you do chord substitutions in jazz?
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Theoretically, you can substitute any chord or chords that get you back to the original tonic. Like the progresstion Dmi7-G7-C is common. But instead you could play Dmi7-Bdim7-C. You can do this because Bdim7 is a substitute for G7.\nG7 contains the notes G, B, D, and F. Bdim7 contains the notes B, D, F, and A. They have three notes in common.\nSo essentially, the idea behind chord substitution is finding chords that have almost the same notes as the original chord. This can work in almost any case. Listen to a lot of Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Oscar Peterson, or other bebop musicians. Their use of chord substitution is very obvious. Analyzing what they are doing harmonically will help you understand the nature or chord substitution.
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As long as you play in the chord structure you can play whatever you want. Actually you don't even have to do that...there are no hard fast rules...its whatever you think sounds best.
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i usually playthis first one .... a barre chord is harder \n0------------3-----------8\n1------------5-----------8\n0------------5-----------9\n2------------5-----------10\n3------------3-----------10\nx------------3-----------8\nthe first site (christianguitar) shows pics of someone actually playing the chord. The second  site shows many variations of different chords and you can even do a reverse search to find a chord name
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sure.  www.all-guitar-chords.com\n\nAnything you want on there.  Best site I've been to and I've been to a lot of them.\n\nYou can really pretty much do anything you want.  There are so many tools.  It's amazing for a free site.
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Try a book. Microcosmos by Bartok. It starts in SUPER easy and by the time you're done with it you play great.
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Try www.sheetmusicplus
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go to the music section and it should give u instructions
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I've found a few great sites for you - \nhttp://guitar.about.com/library/blchordlibrary.htm\nhttp://www.all-guitar-chords.com/\nhttp://www.harmony-central.com/Guitar/tab.html\n\nEnjoy!
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Did you try this??\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLR,GGLR:2006-09,GGLR:en&q=Learning+how+to+improvise+on+guitar
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I'm sorry to say that I came up short. After searching numerous sheet music resources I could only find regular sheet music, no tablature.\n\nI did find a resource that may help though. Tabwiki.com is a branch of wikipedia.com and they have a forum there where you can request the tablature for it. Good luck in your search. I wish I could've had better news for you.\n\nhttp://www.tabwiki.com/forums/index.php?board=2.0
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http://www.e-chords.com\nThey have a downloadable chord chart that's really useful! And you can see the chords in all the songs.\nHappy playing!
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try chordie.com for guitar tabs
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For chords try these links below-\nhttp://www.ultimate-guitar.com \nhttp://tabcrawler.com/ \nhttp://www.shizzletabs.com \nhttp://www.thetabworld.com/ \nhttp://www.911tabs.com/tabs\nhttp://www.iol.ie/~murphypj/index.html\nhttp://www.chordie.com/\nhttp://www.tabpower.com \n\nFor lyrics try these links below- \nhttp://www.seekalyric.com \nhttp://www.elyrics.net/ \nhttp://www.azlyrics.com/ \nhttp://www.lyrics.com
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Sounds like you have a foundation. The more scales you know, the better (especially for jazz). There are many kinds, but make sure you know blues scales and other simple pentatonic scales. They're everywhere in music. \n\nNext, more chords. You can do so much with just chords. I'm a bass player, but I can about pass as a guitarist just on chords alone. I like how you put it as "chord construction." This is a wonderful wording that is conducive to learning. Once you realize a few patterns on how to construct a few chords (like diminished and 7th chords), you can learn them on all 12 tones. Then you'll really open up your playing.
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harmonizing / a harmony
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The tempo is different for each song.  I could make a generality, and say that most jazz songs in 3/4 time are around 135bpm (beats per minute), but that's hard to determine.  Some jazz songs are slower, and are played as low as 95bpm.  If you're looking for determine the tempo for a particular arrangment I would suggest getting a hold of a metronome, or this online metronome:\nhttp://www.metronomeonline.com/\n\nA metronome will be able to count out the beat for you, and you can sync it up with the jazz you're looking to play.  Hope this helps!
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im guessing that you mean the sheet music for it ... i've figured this one out before. lets see if i can transcibe it. this is the main part. i dont have a keyboard in front of me\n\nplay these doing down in sound:\nD# B F# / go up: D# E / go down: C# G#\ndown: E D# C# / up:D# down: B G#\nup D# E / down B G#\nup: E down D# C#\n\nhope this makes sense ... it is right!