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Exploring Dominant Cycles and Diminished Relationships
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Advanced Improvisational Concepts – Davy Mooney explores the dominant cycles and diminished relationships of a Gershwin hit.
In this video, Mooney explores the dominant cycles and diminished relationships of Gershwin’s clever hit “Nice Work if You Can Get It,” and demonstrates his approach with several choruses of improvisation with a backing track.
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