Re: Queue/Batch Discussion Thread
It is quite revolutionary. Not as influential as classical of course, but classical is more gradual.
Yes I'm aware of the romantic period and Liszt's work, but Liszt did not use the full variants of these chords, and did not focus primarily on these complex chords like the jazz genre.
I am actually not very aware of improvisation during the Baroque era, I'll look that up.
Yeah modes were around for a long time. They were the first scales, dating even before the Baroque era. Jazz was able to use them effectively with many other scales and chords.
It is quite revolutionary. Not as influential as classical of course, but classical is more gradual.
Yes I'm aware of the romantic period and Liszt's work, but Liszt did not use the full variants of these chords, and did not focus primarily on these complex chords like the jazz genre.
I am actually not very aware of improvisation during the Baroque era, I'll look that up.
Yeah modes were around for a long time. They were the first scales, dating even before the Baroque era. Jazz was able to use them effectively with many other scales and chords.


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