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Oh I thought I’d ask the guy who apparently does understand the essence of music, who asked the question (and another about how to name chords) in the first place. I guess that’s my bad

Do these chords exists? Any different name for them?

Ask to the nomenclature philosophers, that dont understand the essence of music

Do these chords exists? Any different name for them?

ragman you're triggering me with your misinformation, please desist. :redface-new: Each recording is arranged slightly differently but he played the melody exactly the same every time. Yes we...

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Yes, that’s typical for those mid to late 1930s, x-braced Gibsons. They have a flatter carve that people sometimes mistake for sink, but it’s the way they were made, intentionally. Sent from my...

Please advice about buying vintage Gibson L-5 (‘39 or ‘46)

Alrighty. Well, I guess I’m not sure why we’re asking about how chords are named then.

Do these chords exists? Any different name for them?

That’s true, it’s x-braced and has the 25.5 inch scale length. The top has a ‘strange’ kind of carving in a way that it seems to be very slightly sunken. But it isn’t (nothing strange to see inside,...

Please advice about buying vintage Gibson L-5 (‘39 or ‘46)

And for that I would share a score written by me that displays exactly how do I want that the acompaniament IS played. Etc

Do these chords exists? Any different name for them?

This is where it gets more interesting. A Super 400 from 1937 should be x-braced, in contrast to the L-5 previously described. That’s likely going to be more important than the additional in inch in...

Please advice about buying vintage Gibson L-5 (‘39 or ‘46)

A significant portion of the work of composing/arranging is formatting your artistic vision in a way that makes it readable to other people. The entire purpose of books like the one Reg recommends...

Do these chords exists? Any different name for them?

Yes. I mixed the two things because my knowledge on counterpoint is nonexistent and I was wondering whether this had any relation to the tritone root movement I sometimes find in jazz. I see,...

Tritone chord root movement

Wonderful playing! It's fascinating how your tone with this guitar has evolved over the months. Fatter, warmer and yet distinctly different from the Halfling and the Testadura.

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Why should I? If you can name a chords in different ways. What would be the use of that book for me? I only have puntual doubts about some chords names and for that I can use online tools . I rarely...

Do these chords exists? Any different name for them?

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Do these chords exists? Any different name for them?

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