I find it very interesting. these chord changes work so well together.why is that? is it part of the circle? C and Am are made in heaven. I can solo...
And to add to the confusion, there are players and composers who use many chromatic tones (notes outside a scale) in their work without using one spec...
I think it's going to get worse before it gets better. There's a trade agreement, ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) that's being negotiated ...
Yeah, it's really just a practice thing. Probably 95% of the chords I come across, i don't even think about, I just play.Part of that is because chord...
"Fair use" and "educational" HAVE to come into the equation somewhere.... Those concepts are generally not well understood. Fair use is the right to ...
believe it or not, that's not really that far off.Being good at soloing starts with having the courage to do it. If that's not about ego, I don't know...
As soon as you make and correct your mistake, make it again as soon as you can. This does two great things....It tells the audience you haven't made ...
hi ....i ve questions about the chromatic scale ,,1- how to use the chromatic scale ? The answer to this can really take a lifetime of study, but t...
To be fair, it is a real challenge for most people, even experience site readers, to ignore their ear and follow their eyes. Music is aural not visual...
I'd tell them how what they did strikes you. I'd let them know that you though they were there to help and encourage their customers and you feel slig...
I simply wasn't impressed.The songs are good enough, but the show itself lacked the energy and sheer joy of last year's Springsteen show. And the stag...
Standardized terminology is all very well- otherwise we won't all know what we're talking about! But criticising a perfectly useful term as "wrong" be...
To be clear, I'm looking for the suspended chord, not a suspension as an event over time where non-harmonic tone is resolved to the third. Basicall...
To be clear, I'm looking for the suspended chord, not a suspension as an event over time where non-harmonic tone is resolved to the third.