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<span class="text">[[B Diminished|B dim]]</span>
<span class="text">[[Other Open String Chords|Open Chords]]</span>
== A Harmonic Minor ==
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<span class="text current">[[#A Harmonic Minor|A Harm Minor]]</span>
<span class="text">[[#Changes to whole-half Pattern|Whole-Half Pattern]]</span>
<span class="text">[[#Changes to Diatonic Chords|Diatonic Chords]]</span>
<span class="text">[[#Augmented Chord|Augmented Chord]]</span>
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The A Harmonic Minor scale is thus A - B - C - D - E - F - G{{s}} - A.
===Open Position===
A B C D E F G# A G# F E D C B A
E F G# A B C D E F G# A B C D E F G# A
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== Changes to whole-half Pattern ==
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<span class="text">[[#A Harmonic Minor|A Harm Minor]]</span>
<span class="text current">[[#Changes to whole-half Pattern|Whole-Half Pattern]]</span>
<span class="text">[[#Changes to Diatonic Chords|Diatonic Chords]]</span>
<span class="text">[[#Augmented Chord|Augmented Chord]]</span>
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By changing one of the notes, we change the whole-half sequence of the notes in the scale. We now have:
However, the classical usage was more focused on its impact on harmony (hence '''''harmonic''''' minor)...
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== Changes to Diatonic Chords ==
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<span class="text">[[#A Harmonic Minor|A Harm Minor]]</span>
<span class="text">[[#Changes to whole-half Pattern|Whole-Half Pattern]]</span>
<span class="text current">[[#Changes to Diatonic Chords|Diatonic Chords]]</span>
<span class="text">[[#Augmented Chord|Augmented Chord]]</span>
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The sharped 7th impacts the 3 dominant-function chords: the III, v, and VII.
| G#dim || vii{{dim}} || Dominant
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===Sample Progressions===
Am Dm/A E Am
i iv V i
Am C+ F B{{dim}} C+ F B{{dim}} E Am
i III+ VI ii{{dim}} III+ VI ii{{dim}} V i
Quite an impact, yes? You can definitely hear the increased tension of the dominant chord and stronger resolution to tonic.
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== Augmented Chord ==
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<span class="text">[[#Changes to Diatonic Chords|Diatonic Chords]]</span>
<span class="text current">[[#Augmented Chord|Augmented Chord]]</span>
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Whoa? What's that C+ chord? Augmented? Yeah, we may have got ahead of ourselves slightly.
C+ C+/E C+/G#
Instead of saying C+/E (C+ 1st inversion), we could just as easily call that a E+ (E G{{s}} B{{s}}) - C and B{{s}} are enharmonic. Similarly, C+/G{{s}} is the same pitches as G{{s}}+ (G{{s}} B{{s}} D{{s}}{{s}}), D{{s}}{{s}} = E.
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== Homework ==
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