If people are interested, I have put online a dictionary of chords and accordion scales:http://daa.redheberg.com
13
Replies
Unknown
09/05/2012
Thanks Jouan, very interesting and practical. A good learning tool for accordionists.
laccordeoniste
09/05/2012
hello Jouan, very useful to find some little used chords. thanks again to you for all those who will discover it before using it... bye andré
Unknown
09/05/2012
What is the common pot? If it is the list of scores, it will be difficult to put it, it is a complete site, not a document... You have to follow the link to see...
patrickdavo
09/05/2012
OK for the ranges but not the common pot.
patrickdavo
09/05/2012
Great, Thanks Jouan (Juan)
Unknown
09/05/2012
but what is the common pot?
EgoMe
12/05/2012
Hello Jouan, very interesting and useful presentation! Thanks for your efforts. Concerning the development of the "Stradella part" in "Left Hand Tuning" (especially the seventh chord except the fifth) I will send you my comments directly. Hi, Walter
michass
26/05/2012
Thank you
gendarme
29/05/2012
great super thank you for this beautiful work and to make us enjoy it
accordeon49
04/11/2012
Hello,
thank you very much? it might help me.
Have a nice day
thank you very much? it might help me.
Have a nice day
accordeon49
01/12/2012
Thank you, it's very nice, in any case, I have bookmarked it and I will be able to work on the scales with the metronome!
Thanks again!
Accordeon49
Thanks again!
Accordeon49
claudy
01/12/2012
Hello, this site is very well done.
however there may be a small bug....some examples:
- Left hand chord, Cm6, Belgian, the second line indicates an F7 chord while a green circle selects the Fm ......
- Left hand chord F7, Belgian: there is a major F colored in green while the legend indicates F7....
Moreover it would be nice to consider for the Belgian right hand keyboard the variant that has C in the second line... (Charleroi region) (just consider that the notes are all transposed a half tone down... ) (http://www.thecipher.com/cba_b_system_basics.html )
Thank you and good luck.
Claudy.
however there may be a small bug....some examples:
- Left hand chord, Cm6, Belgian, the second line indicates an F7 chord while a green circle selects the Fm ......
- Left hand chord F7, Belgian: there is a major F colored in green while the legend indicates F7....
Moreover it would be nice to consider for the Belgian right hand keyboard the variant that has C in the second line... (Charleroi region) (just consider that the notes are all transposed a half tone down... ) (http://www.thecipher.com/cba_b_system_basics.html )
Thank you and good luck.
Claudy.
Unknown
01/12/2012
hi
don't tell me that there are also Belgian stories in accordion !!!
super all these exchanges, it moves as we like
friendships
JJ
don't tell me that there are also Belgian stories in accordion !!!
super all these exchanges, it moves as we like
friendships
JJ
