Jazz Practice Exercises

[ChicoTrpt84]

ii-V-I (1 Chord Per Bar) - Carlos Ortiz IV

[Marcusman23]

Marcus McMillan Chord Progression Vamps (39)

Individual songs:
I-ii-iii-IV - Marcus McMillan
I7-ii7-iii7-IV7 - Marcus McMillan
I-iii-IV-V - Marcus McMillan
I7-iii7-IV7-V7 - Marcus McMillan
I7-iii7-IV7-V7alt - Marcus McMillan
I-vi-ii-V - Marcus McMillan
I7-vi7-ii7-V7 - Marcus McMillan
I7-VI7-ii7-V7 1 - Marcus McMillan
Idom7-VI7-ii7-V7 - Marcus McMillan
I7-VI7-II7-V7 1 - Marcus McMillan
Idom7-VI7-II7-V7 - Marcus McMillan
Ii7-V7 - Marcus McMillan
Ii7-V7alt - Marcus McMillan
Ii-V-I - Marcus McMillan
Ii7-V7-I7 - Marcus McMillan
Ii7-bII7-I7 - Marcus McMillan
Iim7b5-V7 - Marcus McMillan
Iim7b5-V7alt - Marcus McMillan
Ii7-V7alt-I7 - Marcus McMillan
Ii7b5-V7-i7 - Marcus McMillan
Ii7b5-V7alt-i7 - Marcus McMillan
Iii-vi-ii-V - Marcus McMillan
Iii7-vi7-ii7-V7 - Marcus McMillan
Iii7-VI7-ii7-V7 - Marcus McMillan
III7-VI7-II7-V7 - Marcus McMillan
IV-I - Marcus McMillan
IV-iv-I - Marcus McMillan
IV7-#IVdim7 - Marcus McMillan
V-I - Marcus McMillan
V7-I7 - Marcus McMillan
V7alt-I7 - Marcus McMillan
V-i - Marcus McMillan
V7-i7 - Marcus McMillan
V7alt-i7 - Marcus McMillan
FlatVII-IV-I - Marcus McMillan
IV7-I7 - Marcus McMillan
V7-I - Marcus McMillan
Minor Chord Triad Exercise - Marcus McMillan
Major Chord Triad Exercise - Marcus McMillan

[Kalokagathon]

Hi Marcus.
I already have all of these tonal vamps, but I was intrigued and unsure, in some instances, of the chord types, since you don't differentiate dom7 (7) from major 7 (which could be written ^7 , even M7, without going to the trouble of pasting ∆).
I understand the minor part (lower-case letter), but I would recommend - for *public* clarity (you can do on your machine as you think best) - to use more conventional signage.

Ex: IM7-VI7-ii7-V7 will be correctly interpreted, with no doubt, as (example) C∆-A7-Dm7-G7

Whereas I7-VI7-ii7-V7 gives me no clue as to whether the first degree is regular chord type or "dominantized", and same goes for VI, at that point...
However strange, I could legitimately think C∆-A∆-Dm7-G7...

Just suggesting, in order to have consistent forum submissions and song sharing.
Cheers.

[mccian]

Chords in 12 keys:

Chords in 12 Keys (10)

1. Chords in 12 Keys - Aug 7 (7#5) - Exercise
2. Chords in 12 Keys - Dom 7 - Exercise
3. Chords in 12 Keys - Full Dim (Dim 7) - Exercise
4. Chords in 12 Keys - Half Dim (-7b5) - Exercise
5. Chords in 12 Keys - Maj 7 - Exercise
6. Chords in 12 Keys - Min 6 - Exercise
7. Chords in 12 Keys - Min 7 - Exercise
8. Chords in 12 Keys - Maj 6 - Exercise
9. Chords in 12 Keys - Sus 7 - Exercise
10. Chords in 12 Keys - Maj ii-V-I - Exercise

[mccian]

Chords in 12 Keys (11)

1. Chords in 12 Keys - Aug 7 (7#5) - Exercise
2. Chords in 12 Keys - Dom 7 - Exercise
3. Chords in 12 Keys - Full Dim (Dim 7) - Exercise
4. Chords in 12 Keys - Half Dim (-7b5) - Exercise
5. Chords in 12 Keys - Maj 7 - Exercise
6. Chords in 12 Keys - Min 6 - Exercise
7. Chords in 12 Keys - Min 7 - Exercise
8. Chords in 12 Keys - Maj 6 - Exercise
9. Chords in 12 Keys - Sus 7 - Exercise
10. Chords in 12 Keys - Maj ii-V-I - Exercise
11. Chords in 12 Keys - Circle Progression - Exercise

[delacius]

here is one chord changes that I've been practicing

Random Particularities by Damjan Krajacic

[DaveRobinson]

5/8 time signature.

Jazzercise-58 - Practice Charts

[Comfree]

Exercise ii-7 V7 - comfree

[Comfree]

Exercise ii-7 V7 - comfree

[Comfree]

Exercise ii-7 V7 in whole steps - comfree