SUPERIMPOSITION OF TRIADS 1 - Theory - Armando Alonso - FREE

SUPERIMPOSITIONSOF TRIADS 1

5 LESSONS & 5 EXERCISES

by Armando AlonsoPractical and dynamic work methodology for the self-taught

student as well as for the teacher in classserie20y20.com.ar

Major / Minor / Diminished / Augmented

15 lessons and 15 remaining exercises

Circle of Fifths & Repertoire

232 Audios & Backing Tracks

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ARMANDO ALONSO ( Professor - Guitar Player - Composer )

Armando Alonso is a guitar player born in Buenos Aires,

Argentina.

He develops a solid educational trajectory, both in

the private sphere as in important institutions in Argentina,

like "Esccuela de Musica Popular de Avellaneda".

He has given numerous workshops on Improvisation and Functional Harmony in

prestigious universities and schools all over the country.

He has done different work books: Functional Harmony (applied to Blues), Impro-

elementos I and II, Arrangements and transcriptions for guitar, -Triads and slash-chords, concepts of reharmonization and superimposition on improvisation and comping.

He has played both in his groups and as a guest with the most important jazz musicians

in the country.

In 1984 he lives in Freiburg, Germany, sharing important jazz clubs and clubs with

Thomas Fichter (bass) and Tillman Gluenter (piano).

Between 1985 and 1992 he joined the group of bandoneonist and composer Dino

Saluzzi, playing in turn as guests important Argentine and European musicians such as:

Enrico Rava, Arto Tuncboyaci, Gustavo Bergalli and others.

Record the CD "Mojotoro" for the prestigious ECM label (Germany).

Throughout his artistic career he recorded more than 9 CD with its different

formations as well as invited guitarist.

He currently teaches guitar, harmony and improvisation and leads different jazz

groups.

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OBJETIVOS Y PROPÓSITOS The book of Theory / Superposition of Triads 1, for all instrumentalists, includes the following triads: Major, Minor, Diminished and Augmented, my idea is to generate a form of musical thinking from use and overlap of triads, either from the formation of the

seventh chord to the application of tensions.

From a simple unit such as the triad we will be able to easily handle different harmonic textures, for example, by superimposing the triad of Em on Cmaj7 we generate: 3, 5 and 7 of the chord, instead if we superimpose the triad of D Major we will be

generating: 9, # 11 and 6.

In the future, the management of this concept will allow us not only to use the different triads when improvising but also to

think of other harmonies which will be superimposed on the original ones to be used in the form of chords

CONTENTS

The book has 20 lessons with all the details of the application of the triads and 20 exercises which include different specific

harmonic progressions to apply the different overlays. It also contains the superposition of the different triads on Circle of 5th (8 chord species) and 4 Standards, major and minor blues.

The information is organized according to the functional harmony both in the major mode and in the minor mode, including:

diatonic substitutions, secondary dominant, substitutes, second relative minor, etc.

The Synthesis tables and summaries do not give the possibility of having all the information organized for quick and easy

permanent consultation.

In the book the triads are presented in a closed position which does not prevent anyone who wishes to investigate them in an

open position (Néstor Crespo Spread Triads 1 and 2 –www.serie20y20.com.ar)

AUDIOS (232 Audios & Backing Tracks) In order to appreciate the sound generated by the superimposition of triads, listening to the audios included in each of the lessons is essential.

This Book of Theory 1 also includes the audios corresponding to the exercises in a modal way, the harmonic progressions,

Standard and Blues major and minor themes.

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INDEX

MAJOR MODE

LESSON 1

• Major Seventh Chord ( I - Tonic Function)

• Major Seventh Chord ( IV - Subdominant Function )

Exercise 1

• Major Seventh Chord ( I - Tonic Function)

• Major Seventh Chord ( IV - Subdominant Function )

• Progression: I – IV

LESSON 2

• Minor Seventh Chord ( II - Subdominant Function )

• Minor Seventh Chord ( III & VI - Tonic Function)

Exercise 2

• Minor Seventh Chord ( II - Subdominant Function )

• Minor Seventh Chord ( III & VI - Tonic Function)

• Progression: I - II, VI - II y III - II

LESSON 3

• Dominant Seventh Chord ( V - Dominant Function )

• Dominant Seventh sus4 Chord ( V7sus4 - Subdominant Function)

• Half diminished Chord ( VII - Dominant Function)

Exercise 3

• Dominant Seventh Chord ( V - Dominant Function )

• Dominant Seventh sus4 Chord. ( V7sus4 - Subdominant Function)

• Half diminished Chord. ( VII - Dominant Function)

• Progression: I - V, I - V7sus4 y I - VII

LESSON 4

• Secondary Dominants V/ IV - V/ V ( 1st Option )

• Secondary Dominants V/ IV - V/ V ( 2nd Option)

Exercise 4



• Progression: I - V/IV - IV - V & I - V/V - II - V

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LESSON 5

• Secondary Dominants V/ II - V/ III - V/ VI ( 1st Option )

• Secondary Dominants V/ II - V/ III - V/ VI ( 2nd Option)

Exercise 5

• Secondary Dominants V/ II - V/ III - V/ VI ( 1st Option )

• Secondary Dominants V/ II - V/ III - V/ VI ( 2nd Option)

• Progression: I - V/II - II - V, I - V/III - IV, I - V/VI - VI - II - V

LESSON 6 (Only in paid version)

• Substitutes Dominants (Dominants with non-scale root)

Exercise 6

• Substitutes Dominants. (Dominants with non-scale root)

• Progression: I - SubV/II - II - SubV/I

LESSON 7(Only in paid version)

• Final Synthesis 1 (Table according to chord)

• Final Synthesis 2 (Table according to type of triad)

• Final Synthesis 3 (Secondary dominant table and substitutes)

Exercise 7

• Progression: II - V - I, III - V/II - II - V, I - SubV/II - SubV/V - SubV/I


• Final Synthesis 4. (Table according to structure)

Exercise 8

• I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, V7sus4

LESSON 8a (Only in paid version)

• IIø (Subdominant function Modal interchange)

Exercise 8a

• IIø - V - I

LESSON 8b (Only in paid version)

• V7sus4/b9 (Subdominant function Modal interchange)

Exercise 8b

• V7sus4/b9 - V - I


MINOR MODE


• Perfect Minor Chord. I ( I - Tonic Function)

• Major Seventh with #5 ( bIII - Tonic Function)

Exercise 9

• Perfect Minor Chord. ( I - Tonic Function)

• Major Seventh with #5 ( bIII - Tonic Function)

• Progression: II - V - I, II - V - bIII


• Half diminished Chord ( VI - Tonic Function)

Exercise 10

• Half diminished Chord ( VI - Tonic Function)

• Progresión: I - VI - II – V


• Minor Seventh Chord ( IV - Subdominant Function)

• Half diminished Chord ( II - Subdominant Function)

Exercise 11

• Minor Seventh Chord ( IV - Subdominant Function)

• Half diminished Chord ( II - Subdominant Function)

• Progression: I - V & I - II


• Dominant Seventh Chord ( IV7 - Subdominant Function – Blues sound)

Exercise 12

• Dominant Seventh Chord ( IV7 - Subdominant Function – Blues sound)

• Progression: I - IV7


• Major Seventh Chord ( bVI - Subdominant Function)

• Major Seventh Chord ( bVII - Subdominant Function)


Exercise 13

• Major Seventh Chord ( bVI - Subdominant Function)

• Major Seventh Chord ( bVII - Subdominant Function)

• Progression: I - bVI, I - bVII

LESSON 14 - Minor Mode (Only in paid version)

• Dominant Seventh Chord ( V - Dominant Function – 1st Option )

• Dominant Seventh Chord ( V - Dominant Function – 2nd Option )

Exercise 14

• Dominant Seventh Chord ( V - Dominant Function – 1st Option )

• Dominant Seventh Chord ( V - Dominant Function – 2nd Option )

• Progression: II - V - I


• Diminished Chord. (VII - Dominant Function )

• Dominant Seventh Chord sus4 with b9 (V7sus4/b9 - Subdominant Function)

Exercise 15

• Diminished Chord. (VII - Dominant Function )

• Dominant Seventh Chord sus4 with b9 (V7sus4/b9 - Subdominant Function

• Progression: I - VII, I - V7sus4(b9)




Exercise 16



• Progression: I - V/IV - IV - V, I - VI - V/V – V

LESSON 17(Only in paid version)

• Substitutes Dominants (SubV/ I - SubV/ II - SubV/ IV - SubV/ V)

Exercise 17

• Substitutes Dominants (SubV/ I - SubV/ II - SubV/ IV - SubV/ V)

• Progression: I - SubV/II - II - SubV/I, I - SubV/IV - IV - V, I - SubV/V - V


LESSON 18 Major & Minor Mode (Only in paid version)

• Minor Seventh Chord ( II relative minor)

• Half diminished Chord ( II relative minor)

Exercise 18

• Minor Seventh Chord ( II relative minor)

• Half diminished Chord ( II relative minor)

• Progression: II - V - II - SubV/II, I - VI - II - SubV/I (in C Major)

• Progression:: VI - V/V - IV - bVI (in C Minor)

LESSON 19 Minor Mode (Only in paid version)

• Final Synthesis 5. (Table according to chord)

• Final Synthesis 6. (Table according to type of triad)

• Final Synthesis 7. (Secondary dominant table and substitutes)

Exercise 19

• Final Synthesis 5, 6 y 7

• Progression: I - bVI - IV7 - IV, II - V - I - VI, I - bVII - bIII - V, bVI - VII - I - VI


• Final Synthesis 8. (Table according to structure)

LESSON 20

• Final Synthesis 8

• I - II - bIII - IV - IV7 - V - bVI - VI - bVII - VII - V7sus4(b9)

Final Synthesis 9 – Major & Minor Mode (II relative minor. Secondary & Substitute Dominants)

CIRCLE OF FIFTHS (Only in paid version)

• maj7 (a), (b)

• 7 (a), (b), (c)

• m7

• m7(b5)

• m

• maj7(#5)

• 7sus4

• 7sus4(b9)

REPERTOIRE (Only in paid version)

• All the things you are (a), (b), (c), (d), (e)

• Stella by Starlight (a), (b), (c), (d), (e)

• Major Blues (a), (b), (c)

• Minor Blues (a), (b), (c)


My gratitudes goes to:

My wife Laura y my sons Sofía and Amadeo

Those who inspired my self on writting this first book :

Walter Malosetti, William G. Leavitt, George VanEps and James Tobias

My workteam:

Néstor Crespo: layout and edition, Edi Vallarino: art work and Federico Palmero: audio tracks

Armando Alonso

JON DAMIAN'S WORD

"Armando Alonso, a wonderful guitarist, has produced a

new book about the subject of triadic superimposition.

He has created a thorough look at this interesting subject;

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responses. Bravo Armando and the best to you with this

wonderful project."

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THOMAS FICHTER'S WORDS

My friendship with Armando Alonso goes back to 1984.

Armando visited Germany for several months, and he

stayed with me in the city of Freiburg for some months.

There was a vibrant Jazz Club scene at the time, and it was

easy to travel to France and Switzerland for a day trip.

We played numerous concerts together.

Armando was an inspiration to me as a player, but he also taught me theoretical

concepts.

Now, 33 years later, Armando poured a lifetime of experience as a player and as a

teacher into a wonderful book about Jazz theory.

I wish this publication many curious readers.

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Double bass player

Freiburg - Germany

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EXERCISE 1(Armando Alonso)

Major Seventh Chord

( I ) Tonic Function

Major Seventh Chord

(IV) Subdominant Function

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Dominant Seventh Chord

Progression: I - V

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( V ) Dominant Funciton

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EXERCISE 3b(Armando Alonso)

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Secondary Dominants

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Secondary Dominants

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Secondary Dominants

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SUPERIMPOSITION OF TRIADS 1 - Theory - Armando Alonso - FREE

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