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11-20-2009, 04:49 PM
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 Ideas for a strange chord Hi! I searched for previous similar posts but found none, so I hope it's not a repeat. I'm playing a concert with my jazz ensemble next week, and I'm supposed to solo in one of the tunes. In the chart the first four bars are a "Fminor maj7 (9) (b5)" chord, which I've never seen before. I was wondering what kind of ideas this chord gives you. I started thinking it as a F° (which it is in some kind of way) but I get bored playing diminished stuff for 4 bars. I found that I can also think of it as a Db altered chord. Either ways I don't really "hear" anything over it. I'm mostly hoping to fall on good notes, which are scattered in weird places on the neck. I've taken a close look at the melody, on the chart and on the record, and I have no idea where this chord comes from. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.     |
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