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Music the show notes. Now, on to today's episode. All right, my friends, what's going on? Brent here from Learn Jazz Standards.

Welcome another episode of the Learn Jazz Standards podcast.

I'm here answering your jazz and music questions five days a week to help you have more fun

than ever playing music and to shorten the learning curve in your jazz journey.

We have another great question today.

This one is from Alan Clayton.

Let's go ahead and give it a listen. Alan Clayton, Inner Circle member from Melbourne, Australia. I'd like to

ask about the soloing over dominance in jazz standards where you get multiple dominance and what you actually choose to play over them.

So I have a number of options including harmonic minors.

Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't.

And I also play a pentatonic minor a fifth above.

So if you're playing in the gear of G7,

I sometimes play D minor pentatonic over the G7.

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