Hey, anybody that could explain what those chords 1:54 - 2:00 are ?

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  1. Joxo
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    Hey, anybody that could explain what those chords 1:54 - 2:00 are ?

    Best /J

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  2. Floatingbridge
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    I'm at dork and hearing it through my phone which is distorting a bit at this volume; I'll check later.
    There are a couple chordal passages: the second one may happen a little outside of your time markers ( they sound like they have 10ths or perhaps are open position maj triads ).
    The one I think you are talking about after the single note lines during what wiuld be D7 Db7 ( unless in Eb: then F7 Fb7{..yup, I said it}) from what I saw/heard was what looked like a sus chord and a bass note : e.g. The sus on the B,G,D strings ( say, the notes D,C,G respectively ) and then adding Bb( or even B) on the low E is what it looked like.
    Obviously, it was higher and I didn't even bother to think about it as a sub for something

    • Posted 9 months ago
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  3. jazznan
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    First chord sounded like Em with D in bass?

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  4. denjz
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    It's a II-V-I in Eb major voiced like this:

    Fm9 / Bb13b9#11 / Ebmaj9 / Eb6
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    -----8---------8----------------6----------3--------------
    -----10--------9----------------8----------5-------------
    -----10--------9----------------8----------5-------------
    ---------------11---------------10---------6-------------
    ------------------------------------------------------------

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  5. jazznan
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    Nice one denjz!

    • Posted 9 months ago
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  6. Sandemose
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    That Bb13b9#11 voicing was new to me I guess. Thanks denjz!! Awesome move here.

    Best, Sandemose

    • Posted 9 months ago
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  7. jazznan
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    Sandemose, you might recognize it, if you put it up on the higher string set, it's a diminished or variation on a major 7 b5 voicing, but I'd never played it on that string set before, really dig the sound of it there

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  8. jseaberry
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    These are the kind of chords that Peter Mazza has been showing me in my Skype lessons!!!! i wonder if these guys take notes from each other???? Hmmmmm........ He showed me that 13b9, but with alternating in half-step/whole steps with
    -------------------------------------------
    --------3-----------4---------6-------------
    -------5---------6----------8--------------
    ------4---------6---------7----------------
    -----6---------8--------9---------------
    Then move those down the next string sets.

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  9. Joxo
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    hi
    Ok thanx so much.
    Jseaberry , got anymore voicings from Mazza u vanna share ?
    Best /J

    • Posted 9 months ago
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  10. jseaberry
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    Well, I would suggest you give him an email and get a Skype lesson from him. He will give you exactly what you are looking for personally, and more than enough to make your eyes cross!
    I put those up as they were relevant to the discussion, but you should get what you want (and more) straight from him.
    6-string comrade,
    James

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  11. Floatingbridge
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    As a student of his ( and friend ) I implore you to take a lesson . Not only is it a smart move selfishly , but he will give you a lot to work with. He is extremely generous . He is also very worthy of far more recognition as a player and it goes with out saying as an educator .

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