: Using a iii7 or a vi7 in place of a Imaj7 to add movement.

: Dominant chords are often "seasoned" with b9, #9, #11, or b13. These create maximum dissonance that makes the eventual resolution feel more satisfying.

: Chords may move by steps or thirds rather than jumping around the circle of fifths.

Professional jazz harmony is rarely played exactly as written on a lead sheet.

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: Using a iii7 or a vi7 in place of a Imaj7 to add movement.

: Dominant chords are often "seasoned" with b9, #9, #11, or b13. These create maximum dissonance that makes the eventual resolution feel more satisfying. An Approach to Jazz Harmony

: Chords may move by steps or thirds rather than jumping around the circle of fifths. : Using a iii7 or a vi7 in place of a Imaj7 to add movement

Professional jazz harmony is rarely played exactly as written on a lead sheet. An Approach to Jazz Harmony