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Here we go, grahambop's first request here.
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07-07-2022 05:55 PM
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Here’s a reasonable chart I found in case anyone needs it. The only thing I would change is to make the 2nd chord of each A section an Ab diminished.
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As far as I remember, I recorded "O grande amor" 22 years ago with the World Strings Trio - it was the best guitar album of the year-2000.
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Last edited by kris; 07-13-2022 at 07:59 AM.
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Sounds good kris. Now I need to get on and learn this tune seeing as I chose it!
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Thanks.
Originally Posted by grahambop
It is not a difficult tune and has a beautiful lyrical melody-tune made for guitarists.
Good Luck
Kris
ps.
I made my new version with video/today morning/.
I public it later this evening.
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Yeah I was kidding really, although I find getting the rhythmic feel of the melody right needs some care. I think I’ll do it on my classical guitar, it’s the only way!
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Phew, we’re experiencing bossa-nova weather here, too hot to feel like playing guitar at the moment!
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I haven't had time to get to this one after gigs on Thursday, Friday and yesterday. And I'll be away from a guitar until next week, which is the longest I've gone without playing in a very long time. I just cleaned and put away my guitars, so I dashed off a gently massaged head - but I don't have time to play with more as we're on our way out the door. Many thanks to Wintermoon, who is once again covering for me this week.
Here's a little bit o' solo samba:
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I'm trying to stay out of the way.... but I remember that Bbma7 in bars 13 and 29 being a Dominant #11 chord, like Bb13#11... some other minor differences . Anyway love all the posts thanks Originally Posted by grahambop
Here’s a reasonable chart I found in case anyone needs it. The only thing I would change is to make the 2nd chord of each A section an Ab diminished.
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I think Fred Hersh playing Grahambop\s changes. Originally Posted by Reg
However, there are a lot of versions where there are other changes - that's true...but 29 bar I think is Bbmaj7...in bar 13 is Bb7/dominant/.
I have to analyze Stan Getz versions-he plays great changes...looks like in 5 bar is B7 instead of Bm7b5...in 11-12 bars is C9...:-)
Last edited by kris; 07-12-2022 at 03:51 AM.
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Pat plays over normal chord changes ...
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Spent a few minutes with the Getz/Gilberto version. Tried to isolate the guitar. Here's what I'm hearing, a few maybe surprises?
Big differences would be the F-6 in bar 6...the guitar and bass do not go to an E there. Very specific voicing, D on top.
Bar 23 and 24 are A7b9, no ii V.
Bar 29 is a Bb7, and again, no ii V, straight to an E7b9.
My 2 cents. Great tune. Now I need to learn the melody!
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Nice work Jeff. Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
Spent a few minutes with the Getz/Gilberto version. Tried to isolate the guitar. Here's what I'm hearing, a few maybe surprises?
Big differences would be the F-6 in bar 6...the guitar and bass do not go to an E there. Very specific voicing, D on top.
Bar 23 and 24 are A7b9, no ii V.
Bar 29 is a Bb7, and again, no ii V, straight to an E7b9.
My 2 cents. Great tune. Now I need to learn the melody!
Fm6 looks like substitute chord for E7#5 with F in bass.
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Greetings from the Cascades! No guitar for 8 more days……I may have to go buy one to survive.
This beautiful melody is so open to innovative chord substitution that I doubt if even those who made the best known recordings can resist a little innovation. The C in the melody that’s held through bar 3 loves a Gm7 because it makes a sus4 out of it. I love the 2nd bar with the G13b9 / Ab, but in my little verse I played it as a partial (Ab F B E) without the 9th because it felt right. Such opportunities abound throughout.
There are several great ideas in this thread - try them all. This is a very educational tune!
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This is a nice version where you can hear the chords very clearly. Bars 5 and 6 as I heard them on the Getz/Gilberto, a good ol Em7 in bar 27, very clear Bb7 in 29.
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Glad to do it nevershouldhavesoldit, I keep saying I'm gonna learn this tune and keep putting it off even after I bought a nice Jobim book last yr. Originally Posted by nevershouldhavesoldit
The Getz version is my favorite. I think Trane said something like "face it, we all wish we could sound like Stan if we could"
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Finally got this here guit'r back from the shop after a pickup swap and proper setup.
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wzpgsr, you're a solid apple pie genius! That's the best thing I've heard for a long time. Those notes... perfectly wonderful and original. I'm going to transcribe it so I can see what you were up to. Originally Posted by wzpgsr
You must take a break more often :-)
* I don't buy cappuccino, half a cup of coffee and half a cup of froth? It's a rip-off!
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Two choruses of improvisation after chord changes modification...:-)
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Thanks for the kind words. I do love me some apple pie. Originally Posted by ragman1
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Sounds great regardless of which chords you’ve changed! My ear is not terribly sophisticated but Jobim’s changes always have some surprising (yet somehow also logical) moves that make them really fun to listen to and play over. Originally Posted by kris
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Despite the heat, finally managed it! (I recorded the backing first). Actually this is the first time I've used my classical guitar in a video.
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Is E7/F the same as Fo?
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