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Jazz Chord Progression Guide

This document provides chord progressions for a minor 7th to dominant 7th transition. It includes finger positions for the minor 7th and dominant 7th chords, with the root of the minor 7th on the 2nd string. It suggests practicing this progression by playing the left side chords twice, then the right side chords twice, and repeating, which is the beginning of the song "Satin Doll".

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Jazz Chord Progression Guide

This document provides chord progressions for a minor 7th to dominant 7th transition. It includes finger positions for the minor 7th and dominant 7th chords, with the root of the minor 7th on the 2nd string. It suggests practicing this progression by playing the left side chords twice, then the right side chords twice, and repeating, which is the beginning of the song "Satin Doll".

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MINOR 7th to DOMINANT 7th (iim7 to V7)

(Comments below)

1324
R2 R1

R3 R4

R1 R2

0211 1322
R4 R3
Comments:

1. R2 means that the root of the chord form is under the finger on
the 2nd string. For example, on F#m7, the note on the 2nd string is
F#. Therefore, any minor 7th with this chord form will have its
root on the 2nd string.

2. Suggestion for practice: Play the two chords on the left twice (2
beats for each chord), then the chords on the right twice, and then
repeat. This is the beginning of “Satin Doll.”

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