A perfect tune for the Stick Europa: Santana ll: Fm7 l Bb7 l EbMaj7 l AbMaj7 l
(1...............) l Dmin7b5 l G7 l Cmi7 l Cmi7 :ll (2,...................) l Dmi7b5 l G7 l CMaj7 l CMaj7 ll (Picardi third) The chords are all descending by fifths. Easy melody, slow tempo The tune Autumn Leaves has the same changes in Gmi Steve A
Fri Dec 15, 2017 9:25 am
piratebruce
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Re: Descending fifths
Thanks And you were right about "Isn't she lovely", maybe not quite 10 mins to learn , but its happening quicker than most. Perfect for those instances where there are others like the sax player on stage.
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Fri Dec 15, 2017 5:32 pm
Lee Vatip
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Re: Descending fifths
More descending fifths in E
Fri Dec 15, 2017 7:14 pm
Jayesskerr
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Re: Descending fifths
CFBbEb AbDbGbB EADG
Don't you dare call them fourths... EVER!!
(Just kidding - but it might not always be so cut and dried, eh? Cool thread.)
Also - my bad, I may have ruined this tune forever by using both ascending 4ths AND descending 5ths...
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