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Summary: Learn about the IV chord in blues music in E flat on the flute from a professional flutist in this free music lesson video about musical instruments and music theory.
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Kiely Griffin Kiely Griffin is a third-year music management and jazz flute student at the Hartt School of Music in West Hartford, CT. She has previously served as vice pre... read more
The next chord that is used in the blues progression is the A flat chord. This is also that four chord because A flat is the fourth note of E flat scale. Let's look at the notes. We have A flat, C, E flat, and G flat. The G flat is the seventh and five and then the three. G flat being the minor seven. Let's look at, I'm now going to play the A flat dominant arpeggio and then I will play the scale that goes with the A flat dominant arpeggio, the A flat dominant scale. This is different from the major scale because it has the G flat which is the flat instead of the major seven. Here is the arpeggio of the chord. And now we have, now I'm going to play the A flat dominant scale. These are the notes that are available to use off of the A flat dominant.