If you have ever wanted to get deep inside the emotional chords that Stevie Wonder uses to such devastating effect, this is the resource you need!

In this new bundle the fundamental Jazzy Harmonic theory behind much of Stevie Wonder's amazing music is put under the microscope.

Numerous  classic songs are analysed and the stunning harmonic devices Stevie uses  are clearly explained and notated.

If you are a songwriter or improvisor these sounds are essential to know,

and they are now available here presented in a coherent, understandable way.

1) Stevie Wonder Amazing Tritone Substitution Tutorial

The Tritone Substitution chord is an essential harmonic device to know and love as it is such a phenomenal sound and is key to understanding so much Jazz chromatic harmonic resolution.

The amount of information we can learn form studying this exotic harmonic switch so beloved of pro jazz players is myriad.

In this tutorial we put the magnifying glass on 7 superb real life examples of where Stevie Wonder  has harmonically used this essential to know Tritone substitution to such devastating effect. Sophisticated sounding tensions like 13, #9 +5 are seen for what they really are - exotic colours to be used and enjoyed, like adding condiments to a dish!

2) Stevie Wonder Complete II-7 V7 workout

 This Pdf features 10 Stevie Wonder Classics that employ the vital to know Jazz II-7 V7 progression.  The PDF includes the sheet music of the 10 example extracts in the video that feature II-7 V7. The following tunes are featured:

I wish, Overjoyed, It knocks me off my feet, Golden Lady, Visions, Isn’t she lovely, Can’t Imagine love without you, All I do, All in love is Fair, You are the sweetest somebody I know

3) Essential Basic Harmony of Stevie wonder PDF Booklet + midi files + You and I + 3 Killer lines bundle

The   definitive  I I7 IV IV-  progression featured in this download  is a must know for all musicians who want a solid base in harmony on which to build.

This PDF booklet features 7 incredible Stevie Wonder examples - that  show what magical music can be crafted from simple harmonic resources.

This 4 chord progression is so vital to learn as these chords are found in so many classic songs and  associating them with famous tunes helps immeasurably to internalise the sound and theory.

The 7   Stevie Wonder  songs referenced are : (Evil, Please Don't go, Lighting up the Candles, I believe, He's misstra Know it All, Happier than the morning sun)

4) Stevie Wonder Minor Scale

Learning harmonised scales is a superb way for chord lovers to incorporate and understand the harmony great musicians like Stevie Wonder emlpoy to such great emotional effect.

This dark, rich minor scale inspired by Stevie Wonders’ devastating tune ‘They Won’t go when I go” contains both the natural 7th and the major 7th leading note. The inclusion of these 2 notes in one scale yields far more harmonic choices than the regular 7 note minor scale. 

5) Back Door II- V

If you are interested in Jazz/Soul harmony the  emotional Backdoor ii-7 V7 is essential to know and love.

This PDF digital booklet contains 9  stunning examples of the back door II- V7 featured in the  Jazzduets You tube videos + lead sheet of  My Foolish Heart with Piano Voicings.