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"Alone Together" has long been one of my favorite tunes. Take 100 different musicians and you can hear that many different interpretations and variety of sound, texture, personality and vibe. THAT's what a great iconic tune can do. Best wishes out there!!
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08-22-2023 09:30 AM
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The other day I was having a go at A Night in Tunisia and thought its bridge is so similar to that of Alone Together. Minor tune. Bridge goes to IV in a standard way. Leaves and goes to relative major by way of a minor II-V (minor IV is followed by m7b5 IV and so on). Goes "home". And if you listen to the two melodies... they're basically the same, aren't they?
Anyway, I recently came across You and the Night and the Music by the same composer, it also does this thing that the tune is in minor but the A section resolves to its parallel major. Edit: I think that's called "picardy third" ¿?Last edited by alez; 08-23-2023 at 09:26 AM.
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Originally Posted by alez
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Originally Posted by Mark Kleinhaut
But I was really surprised to find such obvious similarity between melodies on those bridges. I think that's much less common.
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Originally Posted by alez
Melody between melody
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