Line Cliche
The line cliche is a well worn reharmonization device- and for good reason- it creates the illusion of harmonic progression over an otherwise static chord. Start using this technique in your playing by watching this lesson to learn what a line cliche is, how to use it and how to improvise over it. 
Lesson Stats
When added: 1/6/08
Duration: 12 minutes
Quizzes: 1
Practice Sessions: 2
Playalongs: 2
iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad ready: No
Question about this lesson?
When added: 1/6/08
Duration: 12 minutes
Quizzes: 1
Practice Sessions: 2
Playalongs: 2
iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad ready: No
Question about this lesson?
Prerequisites
Comping with Inversions: Minor ii-V-is
Rootless Voicings with Added Tension Minor ii-V-is Part 3 and Part 4
Minor ii-V-i Progression
Four Components of Melodic Construction
Comping with Inversions: Minor ii-V-is
Rootless Voicings with Added Tension Minor ii-V-is Part 3 and Part 4
Minor ii-V-i Progression
Four Components of Melodic Construction