Description
Now let's add 2 turnaround ideas. A turnaround is a little melody that effectively "sums up" everything that the music has done so far, but in a shorter time and at the end of the form. Basically starting at the I chord and quickly moving through the IV & V chord. Doing this makes a turnaround a very effective way to end a chord progression or blues chorus or verse pattern and then either start over or end the song.
Turnaround No. 1 uses an ascending melody and ends with a V chord. Turnaround No. 2 uses a descending melody and ends with a V chord.
Lesson Info
Instructor
Christopher Schlegel
Tutorial Lessons
- Introduction
- Walking Bass Line With Flat 7th
- Moving To The IV & V Chords
- Turnaround No. 1 & No. 2
- Putting It All Together
- Play Along 80 BPM
- Play Along 120 BPM
- Walking To The IV Chord
- Walking To The V Chord
- Putting The Walking Bass Lines Together
- Play Along 80 BPM
- Play Along 120 BPM
- Alternate Chords Using ii & V
- Ending With A Tritone Substitution
- Play Along 80 BPM
- Play Along 120 BPM
