Hi! Probably this will help you: I suggest you to learn chord notes
around chords you take or play over, if you do so you will know that when
you take Eb7, for example, then here is the rote here is the third, fifth,
seventh. After this it's much easier to see the scale, you already know
where the chord notes [and what they are :)], so just add fourth, 9th,
sixth and... here we are !!!
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: [jazzguitar] Re: Help memorizing sharps and flats
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But if I'm sight-reading I don't want to look to left every note I come to.
That would be impractical.
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