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re:Modulation

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Subject: re:Modulation
From: Ian Fishwick <fishsta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 18:21:57 -0400
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Message text written by Keith:
>Can anyone suggest a chord sequence to modulate from Eb Major (3/4 time)=


to F Major (3/4 time) over 2 bars.<



Where the guitar comes in handy, is when writing ANY chord sequence.
Because some chords are very similar fingering, and go together extremely=

well, as they are fifths apart. So, very easily, I came up with this
extremely simple one:

Eb    Bb    F

However, depending on how the piece goes, one of the following may even
work better.

Eb    C     F
Eb   Ab   F
Ab   Eb   F
Ab   Bb   F

Of course, there is nothing to stop you making a rhythmic chord sequence
with a Minim - Crotchet, Minim - Crotchet and into the next bar on F (If
you want more chords to play with.)

Bb	 Eb   |  Ab       Db   |   F

The extra chords make it actually more tricky for myself. Perhaps a genui=
ne
composer / arranger would be the better person to answer your question. O=
r
alternatively, ask Brian May.......


Ian Fishwick
Principal Trombone (and 3rd Air Guitar....), Standish Brass Band


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