Superimposing Lydian Pentatonic shapes on Major7th chords - digital download

The bright, uplifting, ethereal sound of superimposing the Minor pentatonic on the Major 7th chord is a wonderful addition to any improvisors toolbox of sounds.  As Charlie Parker said: "I realized by using the high notes of the chords as a melodic line, and by the right harmonic progression, I could play what I heard inside me." When we superimpose the Minor Pentatonic on to the 7th degree of the major 7th chord we highlight the major 7th, 9th, the 3rd, #11 and 13th (or 6th) - the higher extensions of the chords.  Understanding + adding these uplifting sounds to our repertoire will help us to take our playing to  higher levels.  The download includes the following: Mp3 of all the video examples  Regular and Slower backing  Mp3 play along tracks PDF of all video exercises that demonstrate superimposing the pentatonic starting on the Minor 3rd and Major 7th of the Major 7th chord for Concert, Bb, Eb and Bass instruments + GTR TAB A theory Pdf that contains examples of the superimpos