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Title: turn arounds
Post by: ant-dogg on June 25, 2003, 10:14:37 PM

Can any one help me with turns for a basic 1-4-5 progression.  I think a simple turn around is.

4-4&1/2(diminished)-5/1-6m

ex. Key C
LH/RH

FC/FACF
F#/CD#F#A
GD/EGC
AE/EAC

Can anyone help me jazz up turn arounds ??? :roll:

Title: Why is your hand going all over the place????
Post by: on June 27, 2003, 11:14:02 AM

Turnarounds depend on what type of song you're doing, let's say you want to do the 1_6_2_5_1...it depends on your root chord....

LH / RH

EBb / DGC
DAb /
DbG / DbM7(b5)
GbC / E
GD / F
[ Eb_D_C_A_G ] <---SINGLE NOTES
EBb / DGC

that's one version, here's one for 3_6_2_5_1

LH / RH

[ G_Gb_F ] <---SINGLE NOTES
ED / AbM7(b5)
AE / GM7
GbC / Gbdim7
FB / [ Eb_D_C_A_G ]
EBb / DGC

HOPE THESE HELP.

Title: turn arounds
Post by: ant-dogg on June 30, 2003, 04:59:31 PM

thanks

Title: Turn arounds ???
Post by: keynote on July 01, 2003, 07:48:57 PM

I just have a simple question that maybe you guys could
help me with. I'm not up on all the terminology, so tell me,
What is a turn around? What is it for? Please explain

thanx

Title: Re: Turn arounds ???
Post by: DaNatiMaestro on July 02, 2003, 10:43:31 AM

Quote from: keynote

I just have a simple question that maybe you guys could
help me with. I'm not up on all the terminology, so tell me,
What is a turn around? What is it for? Please explain

thanx

Hey keynote..

A turnaround is a progression that you can use to get back to the root (I) chord in a song. like 2-5-1

I have heard some people use turnaround to describe what they do to get back to a particular part in a song like a verse or chorus

Title: Thanks Man
Post by: keynote on July 03, 2003, 04:01:01 PM

Thanks for the explaniation Maestro. You know
how it is when you know what it is but don't know what
 to call it- that's me. Once again, I 'precieate it