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Quartal harmony and Quartal arpeggios are a great sound to also have in your vocabulary and especially on m7 chords. They also really fit with the sound you get when you super-impose pentatonic scales on chords, so that's a great way to approach it. This video is going over some examples, how you can use them in for m7 chords in your own solos drawing from examples of players like Kurt Rosenwinkel, Peter Bernstein, and Allan Holdsworth. Download the Free PDF for this video: https://jenslarsen.nl/m7-chords-how-t...

Content: 0:00 Intro 0:19 How You Can Use Quartal Arpeggios, pentatonic scales, odd-note groupings. 0:47 Example 1 - Quartal Harmony = Pentatonic Scales? 0:50 Modal Examples: Am7 Dorian 1:23 Breaking down the lick 1:41 Exercise: Pentatonic scale in Quartal Arpeggios 2:05 Example 1 Slow 2:09 Example 2 - Diatonic Quartal Arpeggios 2:13 Quartal Harmony in a G Major Scale 2:31 Breaking Down The Lick 2:56 Creating A Polyrhythm with the Arpeggios 3:19 Exercise 2 - Diatonic Quartals 3:24 Example 2 Slow 3:28 Example 3 - 3/4 in 4/4 3:34 Breaking down the idea 4:13 Example 3 Slow 4:41 Example 4 - Allan Holdsworths Quartal Arpeggios 4:45 String-skipping idea 5:42 Example 4 Slow 5:47 Example 5 - Kurt Rosenwinkel - 2 Octave Quartal 5:51 Breaking down the idea 6:33 Quintal Arpeggios 7:05 Example 5 Slow 7:09

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