Brendan Power & Alternative Harmonicas Forum

Now a version with one new IV chord at the low end ....

[Note: This is Inverted Bebop from the 1 draw onwards.]

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First, the straightforward re-tuning, i.e. without added chords:

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Readers may wish to compare the Lucky 13 re-tunings above with those shown here:

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and here:

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Readers may wish to compare the Lucky 13 re-tunings above with those shown here:

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=792&p=3475#p3464

and here:

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=791#p3463

Readers may wish to compare the Lucky 13 re-tunings above with those shown here:

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=616&p=2823#p2823

and here:

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=791#p3463

So as to round out Edvin's observation, here is the same re-tuning as above but not so "chord-y".

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Edwin , what an excellent teacher you are! I thank you for that. Consider the image below. A saxophonist? A woman's face? In the re-tuning of the original post, I was so focused on the "first position Dorian D" that I did not consider the "Classical tuning" in first position C -- which would put th...

What the title says.

This is an extension of earlier ideas at viewtopic.php?f=9&t=791#p3463.

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This is a variation of the post above. As a re-tuning it would be more difficult, but the result would be better chords that are easier to play.

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Songs in A natural minor outnumber those in D natural minor. Therefore I offer a transposed version of the post directly above. Some common chordal progressions for the key of A natural minor are: • i – VI* – VII (Am – F* – G) • i – iv – VII (Am – Dm – G) • i – iv – v* (Am – Dm – Em*) • i – VI* – II...