When you guys give instruction on building, say preacher chords, I see you writing it out as this: Eb / G - Bb - Db - Eb and so on. Does that mean that I should play an Eb in the bass then follow it up with a G major, Bb major, Db major, then an Eb major chord OR is this actually a Eb7 chord voiced in first inversion? I just want to make sure I follow the system.
On the same vein...
If the above statement pans out to be the second choice (Eb7 with the bass playing root), am I right to assume that there are times when you are playing compound chords or poly-chordal. For example, I often see there are times when there are multiple notes to the left AND right of the /.
On an organ, would you voice these on both manuals in the same octave? or one octave apart?
Sorry for all the questions...
Peace,
Wolfram
