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Looney4Clooney
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pretty simple but his voicings are atrocious.
to give you some context.
he is playing
a ii V i progression in g minor
best way is to just start off with the simplest voicing and add / subtract from there
the dominant is on D but it is a suspended dominant meaning you have a 4 instead of the 3.
i is on G
The Eb chord is a 3rd inversion half dimished chord
that embellisment chord is a technique in jazz using parallel chords in this case jumping to A.
the bass note would be
Eb, D , G , A
The soprano note is D(alteres the ii chord) held for the V i and then chords up a whole tone to E.
start off with simple 7th chords. And then go from there.
here just use this as a starting place
#1 Eb , G, A , D,
#2 D , - , - , - ( #1 but lower the eb. Chord is a Dsus4)
F , G, Bb, D ( i) but 4rth inversion
G, A , C, E (same + 2 semitones as # 3 )
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Last edited by Looney4Clooney on Sep-25-2012 at 18:49
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Sep-25-2012 18:43
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Deillon
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| quote: | Originally posted by itsamemario
Haha, man I wish I knew the names of notes and shit, I bet my music would be a lot better if I did. |
I don't see how.
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Sep-25-2012 22:14
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Looney4Clooney
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Sep-25-2012 22:37
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Looney4Clooney
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Sep-26-2012 04:18
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The Mysterious Stranger
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Registered: Aug 2012
Location: Virginia, USA
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| quote: | Originally posted by Looney4Clooney
Now consider how much time it took you to learn to write. And also consider you learn really really really fast when you are a kid. |
The first part is right, not the second.
We don't learn any faster as children, we're just immersed in the material we're being taught for long hours every day of the week. Consider that it takes a child learning their native language generally 8 or 9 years before they're able to have a self reflective, meaningful, or articulate conversation.
Music is the same way, you have to put in the hours if you want to become articulate.
There's such a thing as adult plasticity if you just have enough time to spend on something which is where we get our 50,000 hour rule.
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Sep-26-2012 04:40
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2wice
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Registered: Sep 2012
Location: Pretoria, South Africa
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| quote: | Originally posted by Astralist
The first part is right, not the second.
We don't learn any faster as children
where we get our 50,000 hour rule. |
That works out to 34 years at 4 hrs, every day.
I think you might be referring to Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell.
The 10 000 hrs has been debunked anyway, because there are no proofs or tests and he sucked it out his thumb.
The developing mind of a child is very much geared to learning languages faster, it has physiological differences to an adult brain to enable this.
If this makes it true for music as a language, I do not know, but it makes sense.
If it is going to take me 10 000 hrs, then I'm fucked, and should not even try. :P
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Sep-26-2012 08:22
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