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IN THE CHORD CHART IT SHOWS B7(13) IN THE DIAGRAM BESIDE B7FLAT13,MARK



--- Last Edited by zool at 2011-06-08 11:41:03 ---

I am a little confused also.
the diagrams of the last chords in bars 13 and 14 (the boxes), in my mind - should be written in words as, B13 (see bar 12) and wow, erm... A13/b9 or Ab9 13 ?
good thing there are things called ears to help us get it the way we like it

edit- I have just had a thought - is the b13 (in bar 13) to imply the augmented tonality, rather than the b9 diminished tonality of the 13 (in bar 14)
have i made any sense at all?

--- Last Edited by Darren at 2011-06-08 09:48:29 ---

Last chord in 14, to me, is a D7b10 in second inversion giving a VI, V, II, V, I.

Then again, A13(b9) is at least as convincing.

Who knows?

Struan

I WOULD CALL THE LAST CHORD IN BAR 14 A13b9/Bb, WHICH IS BASICALLY A13 WITH A FLAT NINE...THE Bb, IN THE BASS, IF CHRISTAIN COULD CLEAR UP ALL OF THESE QUESTION THAT WOULD BE GOOD

--- Last Edited by zool at 2011-06-08 11:41:12 ---

Yes, couple of wrong diagrams in this one. Changed it!

THE CHART IN BAR 13 STILL SHOWS A B7b13,BUT TTHE DIAGRAM BESIDE IT SHOWS A B7(13) CHORD, WHICH ONE SHOULD IT BE? MARK