I'm reminded of the 'Game experience may change during online play' disclaimer that a lot of FPS games carry. Usually it means 'You will die 5 times a minute for the first 2 months of online play'.;)
That site seems to be more about fencework, but i know which one you meant:)
I mostly play from realbooks or by transcribing the song if it's not in a realbook.. I often found that there are mistakes in both online resources and realbooks though, so i try to check with a recording or my teacher..
Playing a nice I-IV-V gospel groove for breakfast is great for starting the day!
It's a weird tune.. there are plenty of tritone intervals in it, the melody is often a #11 over a Maj7 or a 13th over a m7, but none of them seem to resolve in the way a dominant's tritone would.
Makes it rather difficult to improvise over if you're used to ii-V-I progressions:)
I-IV-V in itself can go a long way. Listen to the blues, and hear how much those guys squeezed out of that progression. Complex changes aren't the only way to make music interesting. I understand what you meant...people play three chords and wheedle and warble over it and call it music. But that doesn't mean that the I-IV-V change is bad. It's a white canvas, it's up to you to paint it.
I think this was in reply to a grandparent, because i said nothing of the sort, I agree though.
Thanks for replying!
The original leadsheet doesn't have a single dominant chord in there, but it's quite possible there are some in the recording you heard, it's a jazz musicians trade to add some:)
I'm in a bit of a hurry at the moment, but i will post the chords, and a longer reply, later.
Slashdot Mirror
At least he's not one of the 4 Yorkshire men..
I'm reminded of the 'Game experience may change during online play' disclaimer that a lot of FPS games carry. ;)
Usually it means 'You will die 5 times a minute for the first 2 months of online play'.
That sounds too much like McCain (not the fries).
Argh, Technologyhypochondriacs!
Now _that's_ masturbation!
Bush for Bush?
Notice how i live between Germany and France :o
This might help:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Age_of_Consent_updated_for_Canada.png
Why was the zebra eaten?
Because it made the lions cross..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JP-7
Sounds very interesting, can you post references ? (not trolling, you just piqued my curiosity)
That site seems to be more about fencework, but i know which one you meant :) .. I often found that there are mistakes in both online resources and realbooks though, so i try to check with a recording or my teacher..
I mostly play from realbooks or by transcribing the song if it's not in a realbook
Playing a nice I-IV-V gospel groove for breakfast is great for starting the day!
Time Remembered
Bm7 | CMaj7(#11) | FMaj7(#11) | Em7
Am7 Dm7 | Gm7 | EbMaj7(#11)| AbMaj7(#11)
Am7 | Dm7 | Gm7 | Cm7
Fm7 | Em7 | Bm7 | %
Ebm7 | Am7 | Cm7 | F#m7
Bm7 | Gm7 | EbMaj7 | Dm7
Cm7 | % ||
It's a weird tune
Makes it rather difficult to improvise over if you're used to ii-V-I progressions
I think this was in reply to a grandparent, because i said nothing of the sort, I agree though.
Thanks for replying! :)
The original leadsheet doesn't have a single dominant chord in there, but it's quite possible there are some in the recording you heard, it's a jazz musicians trade to add some
I'm in a bit of a hurry at the moment, but i will post the chords, and a longer reply, later.
under whose cumulative impact he dis... ah so tempting to keep this going :)
Can you hear Hungry Joe screaming guys ?
Colonel Cargill, is that you ?!
Are all MSFT share holders this profane ?
I guess he wants to be a chairman
In your reply to a comment that links to a cached copy of the article you complain it's slashdotted?
That's odd.
Here goes:
http://www.cosmosmagazine.com.nyud.net/node/1764
A suggestion:
http://xkcd.com/286/
They would pay the price for their lack of vision:
http://xkcd.com/307/
It's ok, this 1 point got me neutral karma again :)