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Offline cakinbro

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Quiet time chords in C# Part I
« on: August 13, 2004, 02:57:54 PM »
Here are some chords that I use for those "quiet times" in service.

key of C#
roll each note starting with the LH
Eb,Bb,C#/FF#AbBbC#
Play regularly from here out
FC/EbAbC#     (FC/Absus4)
GEb/FBbEb      (GEb/Bbsus4)
AbF#/BbC#F   (AbF#/Bbmin)
FEb/AbCEbAb  (FEb/Abmaj)
--/Bb
BbAb/CEbGBb  (BbAb/Cmin7)
Add these tension chords
BbAb/DF#BbC#  (BbAb/Daug)
EBE/AbDF#Bb     (EBE/AbDF#Bb)
EbC#/GC#FA      (EbC#/GC#FA)
--/Bb
AbF#/BbC#FAb   (AbF#/Bbmin7)
AbF#/BbCFAb     (AbF#/BbCFAb)
Roll this:
C#AbC#/AbC#FAb  (C#AbC#/C#maj)

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« Reply #1 on: August 16, 2004, 12:13:20 PM »
some nice chords bro....  thanks.
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no problem...
« Reply #2 on: August 21, 2004, 05:47:20 PM »
No problems on giving the chords.
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« Reply #3 on: August 22, 2004, 03:33:28 PM »
I agree, beautiful chords bro.
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« Reply #4 on: August 22, 2004, 05:34:12 PM »
Thank you for your contribution.
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Quiet time chords in C# Part I
« Reply #5 on: August 24, 2004, 09:19:56 AM »
I'm in the process of learning these techniques.  Tell me how should they be played the chords in the parenthesis.  e.g. (FC/Absus4)  what does that mean?
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« Reply #6 on: August 24, 2004, 09:39:34 AM »
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I'm in the process of learning these techniques.  Tell me how should they be played the chords in the parenthesis.  e.g. (FC/Absus4)  what does that mean?


You play F and C on your left hand and the Absus4 (Ab C# Eb) on your right hand.
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« Reply #7 on: August 24, 2004, 10:41:09 AM »
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Quote from: Sandy1117
I'm in the process of learning these techniques.  Tell me how should they be played the chords in the parenthesis.  e.g. (FC/Absus4)  what does that mean?


You play F and C on your left hand and the Absus4 (Ab C# Eb) on your right hand.



When i see this right hand chord "Absus4"... does that mean in Ab chord?
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« Reply #8 on: August 24, 2004, 11:45:52 AM »
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When i see this right hand chord "Absus4"... does that mean in Ab chord?

what do you  mean?   Do you mean are these chords in the key of Ab or do you mean is that an Ab-chord?
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« Reply #9 on: August 24, 2004, 01:40:25 PM »
He means that it is an Ab chord with the 4th (a C#) being played.  "Sus" means suspended (?) and you suspend or hold that scale degree, in this case its the 4th (C#).  If it said Absus2 or Ab2 then you hold the Bb because its the 2nd note in the scale of Ab.  Got it!??!

Its important that you learn your chord names.  That way if you are in a rehearsal, someone can just say Bbmaj7 (#5) and you will know exactly what they mean rather than them spelling out the entire chord.  Im not sure where you can go learn them, but the internet is almost neverending.  

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« Reply #10 on: August 24, 2004, 04:40:30 PM »
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Its important that you learn your chord names.  That way if you are in a rehearsal, someone can just say Bbmaj7 (#5) and you will know exactly what they mean rather than them spelling out the entire chord.  Im not sure where you can go learn them, but the internet is almost neverending.  

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Agree....

To Sandy1117...go here for the chord names...

http://www.misc.learngospelmusic.com/theory/chords/Chords.html

Hope This Helps!! :D  :D
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Re: Quiet time chords in C# Part I
« Reply #11 on: August 25, 2004, 02:31:05 AM »
cakinbro,
I'm a beginner can you break that down for me..... like what is my left hand doing at the time i'm playing the c# chord with my right hand? :? I dont have a clue on what AUG mean...I've learned to play by ear....I know the note names but not the technical name for the chords...I hope i dont sound stupid thanks
Lorenzo :D

Quote from: cakinbro
Here are some chords that I use for those "quiet times" in service.

key of C#
roll each note starting with the LH
Eb,Bb,C#/FF#AbBbC#
Play regularly from here out
FC/EbAbC#     (FC/Absus4)
GEb/FBbEb      (GEb/Bbsus4)
AbF#/BbC#F   (AbF#/Bbmin)
FEb/AbCEbAb  (FEb/Abmaj)
--/Bb
BbAb/CEbGBb  (BbAb/Cmin7)
Add these tension chords
BbAb/DF#BbC#  (BbAb/Daug)
EBE/AbDF#Bb     (EBE/AbDF#Bb)
EbC#/GC#FA      (EbC#/GC#FA)
--/Bb
AbF#/BbC#FAb   (AbF#/Bbmin7)
AbF#/BbCFAb     (AbF#/BbCFAb)
Roll this:
C#AbC#/AbC#FAb  (C#AbC#/C#maj)

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Re: Quiet time chords in C# Part I
« Reply #12 on: August 25, 2004, 08:59:18 AM »
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cakinbro,
I'm a beginner can you break that down for me..... like what is my left hand doing at the time i'm playing the c# chord with my right hand? :? I dont have a clue on what AUG mean...I've learned to play by ear....I know the note names but not the technical name for the chords...I hope i dont sound stupid thanks
Lorenzo :D


Aug...is short for Augmented...which means that u simply sharp the 5th or in other words...take the 5th scale degree note and half-step it up.

In C...Major chord (1 3 5)...C E G
Augmented chord (1 3 #5)..C E Ab

Go to the link on my last post on this thread and print those formulas out...it will save u some time..

Hope this helps!!
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Re: Quiet time chords in C# Part I
« Reply #13 on: July 12, 2007, 09:18:17 PM »
im still in the process of bettering my theory im not quite there but could someone explain an suspended chord thouroughly or the best they could?...even an aug chord..i kno what that is but i would like a better understanding..thnk!

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