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Title	10 Minute Jazz Improv, The #5: The I-VI-II-V-I Progression
Article no.	3012198
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Jazz and modern rhythms
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Country of publication	USA (us)
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Series title	Concert Band
Composer	Mahaffey, Jim
Additional info/contents	After mastering the ii-V-I, the minor vi chord is used to create a progression similar to "Rhythm Changes", or I-vi-ii-V-I. This very important progression uses skills already discussed and learned in previous volumes, but in the above sequence, or BbMaj9-Gm9-Cm9-F9-BbMaj9. The frequently-used AABA form is introduced, and the term "bridge", "riff", and circle of fourths and fifths is discussed in depth. Secondary dominants are clearly explained and illustrated as substitutes for diatonic chords both in the bridge section and in the ii-V-I sequence. New chords in the iii-vi-ii-V bridge include D9-G9-C9, and F9. The "Bebop" style is used in the ABAA bonus chart called "Boppin' the Riff"
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