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Brent here from Learn Jazz Standards.

Welcome to another episode of the Learn Jazz Standards podcast.

I'm 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 a great question today.

This one comes from Andy Barry. Let's

give it a listen. What's the difference between a second, an add to, a suss to, and a ninth.

They all describe the same note. The key of C is D. And I'm just confused in a while the different names

for the same note.

So this is a really great question.

And it's actually a really important music theory concept

for us to understand.

In the question, he's asking,

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