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MOUSTIQUE
29/08/2020
Hello Titave
According to my daughter and my son-in-law : impossible to do with a standard bass .... To be seen ... but my son-in-law, much more than my daughter, plays some very weird stuff in tune !
According to my daughter and my son-in-law : impossible to do with a standard bass .... To be seen ... but my son-in-law, much more than my daughter, plays some very weird stuff in tune !
titave
29/08/2020
Good evening Mosquito,
I thank you for your answer but can this agreement be replaced by another one. Sincerely.
I thank you for your answer but can this agreement be replaced by another one. Sincerely.
MOUSTIQUE
31/08/2020
Good evening Titave
He advises to do only the bass but I think that it will be limited for you.
Musically
He advises to do only the bass but I think that it will be limited for you.
Musically
titave
31/08/2020
Good evening Mosquito, How limited?
Musically. Titave
Musically. Titave
MOUSTIQUE
01/09/2020
Hello,
I think that a bass alone looks empty.
I think that a bass alone looks empty.
titave
01/09/2020
Hello,
I agree with you a little. I thank you for taking the trouble to answer me. I will try to find an agreement as close as possible. Have a nice day. Musically, Titave.
I agree with you a little. I thank you for taking the trouble to answer me. I will try to find an agreement as close as possible. Have a nice day. Musically, Titave.
Bibitimuz
02/09/2020
Hello,
The Eb7+5 chord includes the following 4 notes: Eb - G - B (natural) - Db: Eb - G - B (natural) - Db.On the left hand we don't have this chord, we can reconstruct it by using the following basses alone:
Eb - G (third bass of Eb) - Db - B
with the respective fingering : 2 - 3 - 4 - 5.
For information: the chord Eb7+5 also corresponds to the chord Ebaug7.depending on the piece, you can use only two or three of these notes to make the sound as close as possible, especially if the missing notes are found in the right hand.if this can help you.
Sincerely
The Eb7+5 chord includes the following 4 notes: Eb - G - B (natural) - Db: Eb - G - B (natural) - Db.On the left hand we don't have this chord, we can reconstruct it by using the following basses alone:
Eb - G (third bass of Eb) - Db - B
with the respective fingering : 2 - 3 - 4 - 5.
For information: the chord Eb7+5 also corresponds to the chord Ebaug7.depending on the piece, you can use only two or three of these notes to make the sound as close as possible, especially if the missing notes are found in the right hand.if this can help you.
Sincerely
titave
02/09/2020
Hello Bibitimuz,
Thank you very much for this explanation, I will try to get as close as possible to this chord taking into account my right hand. Very cordially. Titave.
Thank you very much for this explanation, I will try to get as close as possible to this chord taking into account my right hand. Very cordially. Titave.
yoyodu77
18/07/2020
Hello
Accordionist since the age of 7, then guitarist at 14 and
keyboard at 18 and today at 66 years old, I can neither play accordion,
nor play guitar well. But when it comes to chords and piano,
there is no problem.
So let's start at the beginning.
An Eb chord is three notes ..Eb G and Bb . (without any reversal)
To make Eb 7 you
add a Db the eighth of Eb
would be Eb (the octave)
A chord being formed of the root (Eb)
and its third G
and its fifth Bb
7b5 means 7th
with diminished fifth
To decrease the fifth is to decrease by a semitone the note
Bb which becomes A
So the Eb7b5
It's the notes
Eb G A Db
I leave the rest of the answer to the accordionists for the
keys of the basses and chords.
Lionel
Accordionist since the age of 7, then guitarist at 14 and
keyboard at 18 and today at 66 years old, I can neither play accordion,
nor play guitar well. But when it comes to chords and piano,
there is no problem.
So let's start at the beginning.
An Eb chord is three notes ..Eb G and Bb . (without any reversal)
To make Eb 7 you
add a Db the eighth of Eb
would be Eb (the octave)
A chord being formed of the root (Eb)
and its third G
and its fifth Bb
7b5 means 7th
with diminished fifth
To decrease the fifth is to decrease by a semitone the note
Bb which becomes A
So the Eb7b5
It's the notes
Eb G A Db
I leave the rest of the answer to the accordionists for the
keys of the basses and chords.
Lionel
titave
18/07/2020
Hello, thank you very much Lionel for this very explicit answer. I hope that there will be an accordionist who will be kind enough to tell me how to formulate it on the keyboard. Have a nice day and thanks again. Titave.
titave
15/08/2020
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