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Re: Nowhere Man - Capo?

You use the chord shapes from the key of D, using the capo as an artificial nut. It's placed on the second fret, which pushes all those chords up a st...

20 years ago
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Re: I don't know how to explain it.

I mean IV/F# as the IV of F# (B).Did a cheap and nasty .mid version of the song in Anvil Studio, which I will upload as soon as I find somewhere to pu...

20 years ago
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Re: Voice Leading

Heh, I've been using voice leading on keyboard without realizing it.For 12-bar in C, I use the voicings C-E-G, C-F-A, and B-D-G for my left hand becau...

20 years ago
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Re: Fitting harmony to a melody

You can basically use any chord at all that uses the note, although it normally sounds best if you stay in the one key.

20 years ago
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Re: People have "free-for-all" with DIM

Oohhh, one thing I forgot to mention last night is that you can substitute several dim chords (or 1, depending on your viewpoint) over a ii-V leading ...

20 years ago
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Re: People have "free-for-all" with DIM

There's a good substitution for a 7b9 or ° chord.Look at the notes in D7b9. D F# A C Eb.Now get rid of the root. It's now an F#°. F# A C Eb.Invert i...

20 years ago
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Re: I need advice

The singer is the face of the band. If the person doesn't represent what you're about then don't bother with them. Imagine if Luciano Pavarotti was in...

20 years ago
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Re: Chord function/ Substitution

It's not excessively complicated, but it sort of works OK. No doubt some of the jazz players will be able to bring in things like the "Flat 5 substitu...

20 years ago
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Re: Theory without tears question ...

(1) if there are only 8 notes in a scale, what are 9th & 11th chords?(2) you show how to form major, minor, 7th chords etc but not 6ths(3) is the ...

20 years ago
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Re: relative minor

Bm pentatonic is the same as D major pentatonic, only centred around a different note.If the song in D uses only a I-IV-V kind of progression (i.e. ju...

20 years ago
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Re: What would you use over this progression?

Argus's original suggestion amounts to:Play G major over the whole thing.And I hope no one takes offence.Apart from the 9 bars out of 16 that incorpor...

20 years ago
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Re: What would you use over this progression?

I'm not criticizing anyone personally. Sorry if my post offended anyone. I was responding to two things:"I want to know how other people think about t...

20 years ago
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Re: A little Advanced Chord Theory

B | D#m | D#m+ | E I love this part. It sounds better (to me anyway) like this:| B | D#m D#m+ | E as a passing chord, I guess.

20 years ago
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Re: What would you use over this progression?

This is a perfect example of how modes complicate something very simple. ALL of these chords are in the key of G. ALL of the chords are completely con...

20 years ago
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