How To Solo...Quick Tip: Using C & D Triad Pairs to Imply D Mixolydian Over a D7 Jam

How To Solo...Quick Tip: Using C & D Triad Pairs to Imply D Mixolydian Over a D7 Jam. Here's a great idea to use triads in a melodic way. Pairing adjacent triads will highlight the color tones over a single chord jam, so you can imply your modes without using scales. This example uses C and D over a D7 track so the C E G, will be the b7 9 11 over the D, and directly give us the two color notes of D Mixolydian, b7 and 4. You can try this over other chords in the key to get different modes. I'll share some ideas soon. Have fun with this for now!

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