It's pretty thrilling that you'll be able to play variations on this live. I'm understanding that when you play the D block from the three sharps diatonic block, you have E and C#m available, which you wouldn't in the 'key of' D? Right? When you play a run of the whole vocabulary of a section, It boggled my mind that you know where those couple of auxiliary notes are, but I played them and I see. This is all just so wonderful.
Thanks! When I play a D harmonic block within a diatonic block of 3 sharps, it just means that the auxiliary notes are E, G#, B & C#, and I don't think of other harmonic blocks. So it's pretty simple, really. We just need a strong physical sense of a harmonic block, plugged into a diatonic block, plugged into the keyboard map!
