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user 44480
For questions about music written for piano, playing the piano, maintenance of a piano, or other general questions about pianos.
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What kind of modulation is this?
You are over complicating this greatly. It is a Cm7 = C + Ebmaj to a Dm7 to Gsus4.
This is just a iv v I in G, if you want. It is much like a iv v i in G minor, so we say it is borrowed from the paral …
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I don't understand this rhythm notation
You have to get it in to your head that music can be extremely complex. Things don't always line up. Simple music is simple in that it usually does not contain many syncopation's. Even though this son …
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