Scale Tone Seventh Substitution

1- INTRODUCTION 2- Parts of the Saxophone 3- Tuning Your Saxophone 4- The Note B 5- The Note F 6- The Lead-In 7- The Eighth Notes 8- The Note D in the Middle Register 9- The Sharp Sign 10- The Note Low C 11- Syncopation 12- The Note E Flat 13- The Triplet 14- The Note C Sharp 15- The Note G Sharp or A Flat 16- The Chromatic Scale 17- Playing in all Keys 18- Transposing 19- More on Blues Scales 20- Improvisation 21- New Notes 22- Intervals 23- Understanding Chords 24- Chord Construction 25- Seventh Arpeggios 26- Rhythms Using Triplets 27- Expressive Techniques 28- Sixteenth Notes 29- 16th Note Set Rhythms 30- Articulations 31- Ghost Notes 32- Bending Notes 33- Call and Response 34- Minor Keys and Scales 35- Relative Keys 36- Simple and Compound Time 37- The Sixteenth Note Triplet 38- Dynamics 39- Modes 40- Scale Tone Chords 41- Seventh Chord Types 42- Scale Tone 7th Chords 43- The <span class="symbolB">2 5 1</span> Progression 44- Other Chord Types 45- Chord Substitution 46- Guide Tones 47- Altered Chords 48- Harmonizing Minor Scales 49- Learning Song Forms 50- APPENDIX ONE 51- APPENDIX TWO 52- GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS 53- Using the Complete CD 54- Putting the Saxophone Together 55- How to Read Music 56- Duets 57- Slurs 58- The Tie 59- Using the Octave Key 60- The C Major Scale 61- The Blues Scale 62- Swing Rhythms 63- The D Major Scale 64- The A Major Scale 65- More About Major Scales 66- Using the Key Cycle 67- Developing Rhythmic Control 68- High Notes 69- Interval Qualities 70- Arpeggios 71- Double Sharps and Double Flats 72- Alternating Thirds 73- Vibrato 74- Tempo Markings 75- Repetition and Variation 76- Accents 77- False Fingerings 78- Dip Bending 79- The Harmonic Minor Scale 80- Learning a New Minor Key 81- Swinging Sixteenth Notes 82- Volume Changes 83- Names of the Modes 84- Scale Tone Chord Arpeggios 85- Learning to Play Seventh Chords 86- Scale Tone 7th Pattern 87- <span class="symbolB">1</span> Becomes <span class="symbolB">2</span> 88- Memorizing Chord Types 89- Substituting Two Ahead 90- Practical Use of Guide Tones 91- Learning Altered Chords 92- Minor Key Progressions 93- Play-Along Recordings 94- Before You Begin 95- Attaching the Mouthpiece 96- Chord Symbols 97- Key Signatures 98- 12 Bar Blues 99- Riffs 100- The Key of C Major 101- Enharmonic Notes 102- First and Second Endings 103- The Note D Flat 104- The E Major Scale 105- Accidentals 106- Improvising With Set Rhythms 107- Two Octave Scales 108- Interval Distances 109- Chords Transposed for Accompaniment 110- Growling 111- Tempo Changes 112- The Trill 113- The Melodic Minor Scale 114- Table of Minor Scales 115- The Twelve Eight Time Signature 116- Thirty Second Notes 117- Modal Tonalities 118- Major Key Triad Pattern 119- Dominant Sevenths 120- Scale Tone 7ths in all Keys 121- <span class="symbolB">5</span> Becomes <span class="symbolB">2</span> 122- Extended Chords 123- Scale Tone Seventh Substitution 124- Other Guide Tones 125- Sharp Eleven Chords 126- Minor Key Modes 127- Jazz Terminology 128- Attaching the Reed 129- Keeping Time 130- Breathing Technique 131- The G Major Scale 132- Two Octave C Major Scale 133- Practical Use of Enharmonic Notes 134- The 8va Symbol 135- Intervals in Sequences 136- Improvising With Arpeggios 137- Sixteenth Note Figures 138- The Fall-Off 139- Cut Common Time 140- Scale Tone Chords in all Keys 141- Minor Sevenths 142- Other Common Progressions 143- Eleventh Chords 144- Relative Substitution 145- Guide Tones in Modes 146- Higher Extensions in Minor Keys 147- Rhythm Changes 148- Attaching the Neck to the Body 149- Where To Breathe 150- Other Useful Exercises 151- More on Key Signatures 152- Mixing Different Scales 153- Learning Intervals in all Keys 154- Augmented and Diminished Arpeggios 155- Using Modes in all Keys 156- Common Progressions 157- Practicing Scales and Arpeggios 158- Learning Standards 159- Thirteenth Chords 160- Dominant Minor Substitution 161- Substitutions in Minor Keys 162- Blues Changes 163- How to Hold the Saxophone 164- Posture 165- The Key of F Major 166- Identifying Intervals by Ear 167- How to Learn a New Progression 168- Minor 7 Flat Five Chords 169- Learning New Chords 170- Tritone Substitution 171- Blues Changes Using Substitutions 172- Fingering Numbers 173- Harmonic Intervals 174- Diminished 7th Chords 175- Listening 176- Fingering Diagram 177- The Saxophone as a Transposing Instrument 178- Transcribing 179- Playing Your First Note 180- Transposing Chart 181- Serving the Song 182- Tonguing