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Showing posts with label 430. TRIPLETS OF CHORDS FOR THE 7 DIATONIC MODES IN THE LATIN JAZZ STYLE HARMONIZATION.. Show all posts
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Thursday, September 15, 2022

430. TRIPLETS OF CHORDS FOR THE 7 DIATONIC MODES IN THE LATIN JAZZ STYLE HARMONIZATION.

 The standard chromatic pairs of chords for the 7 modes of a diatonic scale are (see post 215) the next

The chromatic pairs of chords in the diatonic scale  may get the the names ofthe modes of the scale too

1M-2m=IONIAN
2m-3m=DORIAN
3m-4M=FRYGIAN
4M-5M=LYDIAN
5M-6m=MYXOLYDIAN
6m-7d=AEOLIAN
7d-1M=LOCRIAN

Nevertheless in the Latin style jazz, instead of the 2m , 3m 6m we often use 2M7 , 3M7 and 6M7 , because we substitute the natural minor eolian mode with of the harmonic minor with 5# instead  and also harmonic double minor with 3b, etc Furthermore it may mean that instead of being in a single diatonic scale e.g. C we also utilize the previous or next in he Wheel by 4th (here F and G) 

So the Latin jazz style harmonization of the 7 diatonic modes ,where we add a 3rd chord to resolve to the first and have harmonic relation with the first, would become as follows


1M-2m=IONIAN-> 1M->2m-> 5M7  (Blues triplet)
2m-3m=DORIAN->  2m-> 3M7->6m (Harmonic minor triad)  or 2m-> 3M7->6M7 (Dbl Hminor)
3m-4M=FRYGIAN->3m->4M->7M7  (interesting triplet 1)
4M-5M=LYDIAN->  4M, 5M, 1M7  (major Harmonic triplet)
5M-6m=MYXOLYDIAN-> 5M-> 6m -2M7 (Blues triplet)
6m-7d=AEOLIAN->  6m-> 7m-> 3M7 (interesting triplet 2 )  or 6m-> 7M7->3M7 (DHminor)
7d-1M=LOCRIAN-> 7M7->1M -> 4#M7  (interesting triplet 3).

From these triplets we may extract harmonic pairs only

IONIAN-> 1M->2m-> 5M7  (Blues triplet) -> HPAIR=5M7->1m
DORIAN->  2m-> 3M7->6m (Harmonic minor triad) - > HPAIR=6m->2m
or 2m-> 3M7->6M7 (Dbl Hminor)  > HPAIR=6M7->2m
FRYGIAN->3m->4M->7M7  (interesting triplet 1)> HPAIR=7M7->3m
LYDIAN->  4M, 5M, 1M7  (major Harmonic triplet) -> HPAIR=1M7->4M
MYXOLYDIAN-> 5M-> 6m -2M7 (Blues triplet) -> HPAIR=2M7->5M
AEOLIAN->  6m-> 7m-> 3M7 (interesting triplet 2 )- > HPAIR=3M7->6m 
 or 6m-> 7M7->3M7 (DHminor) - > HPAIR=3M7->6m 
7d-1M=LOCRIAN-> 7M7->1M -> 4#M7  (interesting triplet 3).- > HPAIR=4#M7->7M7 

In the next we may compose songs with first part (couple) a sad triplet or pair signifying a mode and resolving to the refrain to a happy triplet or pair (usually the Ionian or Mixolydian) 

Only the Ionian, Mixolydian, Dorian, Aeolian, Lydian, are triplets of chords that are exact harmonic triplets. The Frygian and Locrian are not exact harmonic triplets. 

Here are examples of chord progressions of at least 9 such songs

E. g. Dorian-> Ionian (Blues)
2m, 3M7
6m, 2m 
Resolving to
1M 2m
5M7 1M 

Dorian3-> Ionian2 (Blues)
2m, 3M7
6m, 2m 
Resolving to
1M 4M
5M7 1M 

Dorian2-> Ionian (Blues)
2m, 3M7
6M7 2m 
Resolving to
1M 2m
5M7 1M 


Frygian-> Ionian (Blues)
3m 4M
7M7 3m 
Resolving to
1M 2m
5M7 1M 


Frygian->Mixolydian (Blues)
3m 4M
7M7 3m 
Resolving to
5M 6m
2M7 5M 

Frygian3->Mixolydian3 (Blues)
3m 6m
7M7 3m 
Resolving to
5M 4M
2M7 5M 

Aeolian-> Ionian (Blues)
6m 7m
3M7 6m
Resolving to
1M 2m
5M7 1M

Aeolian2-> Ionian  (Blues)
6m 7M7
3M7 6m
Resolving to
1M 2m
5M7 1M

Aeolian3-> Ionian  (Blues)
6m 7M7
3m 6m
Resolving to
1M 2m
5M7 1M

Aeolian2-> Mixolydian (Blues) 
6m 7M7
3M7 6m
Resolving to
5M 6m
2M7 5M

Locrian-> Mixolydian  (Blues) 
7M7 1M
4#M7 7M7
Resolving to 
5M 6m
2M7 5M

Mixolydian 2 -> Ionian Blues
5m 6M7
2m 5m

Resolves to
1M 2m
5M7 1M 

Also  as an alternative from the chromatic pairs of the 7 modes we may create triplets wher he 3rd chord has harmonic relation with the 2nd part of the triplet and melodic relation with the 1st part


1M-2m=IONIAN=>  1M, 6M7, 2m
2m-3m=DORIAN=>  2m, 7M7, 3m
3m-4M=FRYGIAN=> 3m , 1M7, 4M
4M-5M=LYDIAN=> 4M, 2m7, 5M
5M-6m=MYXOLYDIAN=> 5M, 3M7, 6m
6m-7d=AEOLIAN=> 6m , 5bM7, 7d
7d-1M=LOCRIAN=> 7d, 5M7, 1M.

A nice chord cycle based on that would be

 1M, 6M7, 2m
 2m, 7M7, 3m
 3m , 1M7, 4M
4M, 2Μ7, 5m
5m  1M7 4M 
4M   4M7  7bM
7bM  5M7 1M

In the next we may compose songs with first part (couple) a sad triplet or pair signifying a mode and resolving to the refrain to a happy triplet or pair (usually the Ionian or Mixolydian) 

Only the Ionian, Mixolydian, Dorian, Aeolian, Lydian, are triplets of chords that are exact harmonic triplets. The Frygian and Locrian are not exact harmonic triplets. 

Here are examples of chord progressions 

E. g. Dorian-> Ionian (Blues)
2m, 7M7
3m, 3m 
Resolving to
5M7 1M 
4M , 1M
5M7, 1M

etc

Or

1M 
3M7  6m
7M7 3m
5M7 1M
4M , 1M
5M7, 1M

Also

1M 3M7 6m
1M 7M7 3m
4M  3M7 6m
4M 6M7 2m
5M  7M7 3m
5M  5bM7 7m