In this video Jazz duets demonstrates 6 ways to use Diminished Triad
Pairs to create interesting, angular improvisational lines.
The cool thing is that once you have assimilated the Triad pair shapes under your fingers you can then play these sounds over multiple harmonies.
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00:00 - Introduction
01:34 - Night in Tunisia example
01:58 - Ao and Bo over C minor
02:50 - Summertime example
03:20 - B7#9+5 example
04:40 - B7altered to Eminor
05:10 - F7 to E minor
06:10 - A-7b5
06:40 - Minor Turnaround