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Send in the Clowns
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10-21-2023 03:52 PM
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I probably have the composer and / or the quote wrong, but -
Wasn't it Debussey who said or wrote that he could substitute major chords for minor ones whenever he wished and still keep the tone of the composition ?
TIA
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Body and Soul?
Round Midnight ('largely' major :-))
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Originally Posted by Gabor;1295131[...
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Some versions have a Gbmaj7 in the A as well. Not monks version.
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Originally Posted by Christian Miller
Last edited by Bop Head; 10-27-2023 at 06:08 PM.
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Originally Posted by Bop Head
(I would not go too far on the generalization about folks. Especially not on their difficulties. Besides all of that, in general: if somebody do not remember something, how this pure fact explains the "why?".
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Originally Posted by Gabor
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Round Midnight is minor foo. Key signature is 6 flats and it resolves to Eb.
A really sad jazz song is I Surrender Dear. Although it is technically in major because the A section resolves to C major, it spends a lot of time in minor and sounds minor. The A section starts on a D minor tonicized 2 chord and the B section is in the relative minor, A minor the 6 chord.
Last edited by Bobby Timmons; 04-15-2024 at 11:28 PM.
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Now I feel weirdly compelled to argue round midnight is in major haha
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Originally Posted by Christian Miller
Anyway, one of the most mysterious tune, sad it do not fit more this thread. Maybe it would fit better in a thread titled "Sad songs in minor, hint: Round Midnight"Last edited by Gabor; 10-28-2023 at 12:23 PM.
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Originally Posted by Christian MillerOriginally Posted by Gabor
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Days of wine and roses?
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Related to this - for me, the saddest-sounding chord is a major chord: Maj7b5.
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Originally Posted by Litterick
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