Create First! - Part 1


Whole Lot of Weirdness (Solo)

Keep your fingers in the positions show above and create any kind of music! Example: You can play both hands at the same time. Add a bass note. You have been creating with Whole Tone scales. They are called this because they are made of nothing but whole steps. The absence of half steps gives them that strange,...

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