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Als Bebop-Skala (englisch bebop scale) wer … Als Bebop-Skala (englisch bebop scale) werden verschiedene im Modern Jazz verwendete Tonleitern bezeichnet. Sie werden gebildet, indem der heptatonischen Grundtonart ein chromatischer Durchgangston hinzugefügt wird. Es gibt drei häufig genutzte Bebop-Skalen: die Bebop-Dominant-Skala (abgeleitet von der mixolydischen Tonleiter), die dorische Bebop-Skala (abgeleitet von der dorischen Tonleiter) und die Bebop-Dur-Skala (abgeleitet von der Dur-Tonleiter). Die vierte Form, die halbverminderte Bebop-Skala, ist mehrdeutig. Der Name stammt von David Baker. Das Tonmaterial hat vieles mit dem der Blockakkorde, auf I und II dim, gemeinsam. Barry Harris deutet dazu Septakkorde zu Sextakkorden um. Harris nennt diese Skalen "sixth-diminished" scale und verwendet Bakers Namen nicht. Der verminderte Klang baut dann auf dem Halbton zwischen der großen Sekunde des Sextakkord auf, so bei C6 wird zwischen g und a mit gis ein Verminderter gebildet. (Bildet sich bei der Akkordumkehrung eines Septakkordes, z. B. Cmaj7, eine kleine Sekunde sind weitere Überlegungen notwendig, oder ein Sekundton wird einen Halbton alteriert, z. B. h zu b.)rd einen Halbton alteriert, z. B. h zu b.)
, Bebop scale is a term referring to the pra … Bebop scale is a term referring to the practice of adding a note (typically a chromatic passing tone) to any common seven tone scale in order to make it an eight tone scale. An eight tone scale is balanced, meaning that it contains an even number of notes (8), and an even number of notes enables the primary to continuously fall on the strong beats of "1 2 3 4" (downbeats). This is unlike common seven note scale (an odd quantity of notes) in which the chord tones do not all naturally fall on the beats "1 2 3 4" (downbeats). These bebop scales are frequently used in jazz improvisation. Jazz educator David Baker nicknamed these scales the 'bebop scales' because they were used often by jazz artists from the Bebop Era. These artists include Charlie Christian, Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, and Dizzy Gillespie, to name a few. In general, bebop scales consist of traditional scales with an added passing tone, and when the scale is played from any chord tone (1 3 5 6 in major) and placed on any downbeat 1 2 3 or 4, downbeat, then all other chord tones (1 3 5 6 in major) will also continuously fall on downbeats 1 2 3 and 4. Chord tones on downbeats are characteristic of all strong melodies throughout musical history. The remaining notes in the scale (non-chord tones 2 4 ♯5 and 7 in major) fall on the upbeats (the "+" counts between downbeats 1 2 3 and 4). As such, generally, any scale of seven notes may be modified by the addition of an additional note to accomplish this same eight note balancing effect that enables chord tones to naturally stay on the beat. The modifier "bebop" is reserved to indicate those scales most frequently used—and popularised—during the bebop era.used—and popularised—during the bebop era.
, Con il termine scala bebop si intendono va … Con il termine scala bebop si intendono vari tipi di scale impiegate dai musicisti bebop tra cui Charlie Parker e Dizzy Gillespie negli anni quaranta. Questa scala è stata razionalizzata da David Baker, un didatta statunitense. Esistono vari tipi di scala bebop: la scala dominante bebop, la scala maggiore bebop ed alcune scale minori bebop.ggiore bebop ed alcune scale minori bebop.
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Als Bebop-Skala (englisch bebop scale) wer … Als Bebop-Skala (englisch bebop scale) werden verschiedene im Modern Jazz verwendete Tonleitern bezeichnet. Sie werden gebildet, indem der heptatonischen Grundtonart ein chromatischer Durchgangston hinzugefügt wird. Es gibt drei häufig genutzte Bebop-Skalen: die Bebop-Dominant-Skala (abgeleitet von der mixolydischen Tonleiter), die dorische Bebop-Skala (abgeleitet von der dorischen Tonleiter) und die Bebop-Dur-Skala (abgeleitet von der Dur-Tonleiter). Die vierte Form, die halbverminderte Bebop-Skala, ist mehrdeutig. Der Name stammt von David Baker.hrdeutig. Der Name stammt von David Baker.
, Bebop scale is a term referring to the pra … Bebop scale is a term referring to the practice of adding a note (typically a chromatic passing tone) to any common seven tone scale in order to make it an eight tone scale. An eight tone scale is balanced, meaning that it contains an even number of notes (8), and an even number of notes enables the primary to continuously fall on the strong beats of "1 2 3 4" (downbeats). This is unlike common seven note scale (an odd quantity of notes) in which the chord tones do not all naturally fall on the beats "1 2 3 4" (downbeats). These bebop scales are frequently used in jazz improvisation. Jazz educator David Baker nicknamed these scales the 'bebop scales' because they were used often by jazz artists from the Bebop Era. These artists include Charlie Christian, Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, and Diistian, Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, and Di
, Con il termine scala bebop si intendono va … Con il termine scala bebop si intendono vari tipi di scale impiegate dai musicisti bebop tra cui Charlie Parker e Dizzy Gillespie negli anni quaranta. Questa scala è stata razionalizzata da David Baker, un didatta statunitense. Esistono vari tipi di scala bebop: la scala dominante bebop, la scala maggiore bebop ed alcune scale minori bebop.ggiore bebop ed alcune scale minori bebop.
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