(28) Dominant Mode 9th Chord Arpeggio Practice

The Dominant Mode requires we play the arpeggio and scale with the 7th note of the scale flattened. I recommend you go back to the spreadsheet I showed you in the last post and create the required notes for the arpeggio and scale by flatting the 7th note. Your result should look like this

You start with the Musecore score from the previous exercise and just find and flattened each 7th note resulting in:

Finally, you can hear me playing each of the Dominant mode practice exercises here:

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Blog Table of Contents

(01) About this Blog

(02) Begin with Inspiration (03) Finding Books that Help (04) Searching for an Online Chromatic Harmonica Curriculum

(05) Selecting A Chromatic Harmonica Part 1

(06) Selecting a Chromatic Harmonica Part 2

(07) So Why Add Chromatic to My Skill Set?

(08) The Initial Plans for Mastery

(08b) Learning the Note Layout

(09) Learn the Notes on a Treble Staff

(10) Play the Note on the Treble Staff on Your Harp

(11) Cheat Sheet 01

(12) Learn to Play the C Major Scale

(13) The F Major Scale

(14) Learn Simple Songs in C and F Major Scales

(15) Behind the Scenes on Sweet By and By

(16) Sweet By and By in the Key of F

(17) The Key of G on a Chromatic Harmonica

(18) Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing Key of G

(19) D Major Scale

(20) Send the Light in D Major

(21) The Chromatic Scale

(22) Practicing Major Scales Over a Jam Track

(23) Smile in the Key of F

(24) Dominant 7th Scales (Mixolydian)

(25) Dorian Scales

(26) Easttop 16/64 Chromatic

(27) 9th Chord Arpeggio

(28) Dominant Mode 9th Chord Arpeggio Practice