How do you play a dominant seventh scale on a saxophone?

Answer 1

its like and arpeggio, for the dominant seventh in the key of g, you play the 5th note of the scale which is d then play the d major scale but in the key of g, so you play d, f sharp, a and c natural

Answer 2

you take the key it is in, eg C. then take the dominant note - the 5th one, in this case G. you then play the triad of G but (if it affects it) use the accidentals of C. so a dominant 7th on C would be G B D F. to put it simply it is the 5th 7th 9th and 11th terms of the scale.

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Answer 3

d fsharp a c d c a fsharp d -one octave

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Answer 4

C sharp

D sharp

E

F sharp

G sharp

A

C

C sharp

Answer 5

It goes in this order: A flat, B flat, C, D flat,E flat, F, G,A flat. I hope this helped you!

Answer 6

d fsharp a c d c a fsharp d -one octave

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Answer 7

D Fsharp A C D C A Fsharp D - 1 octave

D Fsharp A C D Fsharp A C D C A Fsharp D C A Fsharp D - 2 octaves

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