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Here, you'll learn another variation of the sliding triplets that I showed you in video #2, but now we use it over a Dom7 chord that resolves to a tonic, as is so common in the II-V-I progressions in all the jazz standards that you play. So, the V7 in the II-V-I progression is a perfect spot for the variation that you are going to learn today.
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I'll be demonstrating it for you here over the tunes (and gypsy jazz standards) Dinah, How High the Moon and After You've Gone.
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Watch lesson #1 - two Basic movements you MUST KNOW to play beautiful Gypsy Jazz Accompaniment:
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