A lydian dominant pentatonic chords
All ukulele chords for the A lydian dominant pentatonic scale
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A lydian dominant pentatonic scale
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A lydian dominant pentatonic scale — ukulele chords and intervals
The A lydian dominant pentatonic scale is a streamlined five-note scale built directly around the structure of a dominant seventh chord. On ukulele, its notes are A, C#, D#, E, G. It is a highly efficient tool for jazz and bebop players who need to navigate rapid harmonic changes with rhythmic precision and clarity. The diatonic chords of A lydian dominant pentatonic are D# unknown, C# minor augmented, D# unknown, E unknown, C# diminished. Commonly used in Jazz, Bebop, Fusion. Notable players include Wes Montgomery, Pat Martino. Use over 7#11, 9#11 chords. Efficient for fast bebop lines over non-resolving dominant chords.
The A lydian dominant pentatonic scale has the following degrees: 1 3 ♯4 5 ♭7.
Intervals: 2W-W-H-3H-W.
Diatonic chords: D# unknown, C# minor augmented, D# unknown, E unknown, C# diminished.
Use the interactive harmonizer above to explore triads, seventh chords, and chord voicings for composing with the A lydian dominant pentatonic scale on ukulele.
lydian dominant pentatonic is the Lydian Dominant pentatonic subset. View A Lydian dominant scale
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How to Use This Scale
Use over 7#11, 9#11 chords. Efficient for fast bebop lines over non-resolving dominant chords.