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Chiste de Gales

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RE: The Best Sounding Chord (in reply to JasonMcGuire

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 6 2010 12:08:44
 
mrMagenta

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RE: The Best Sounding Chord (in reply to Doitsujin

@Doits

My graphics card broke down on my now very old computer, so I need to piece together a new one, then I'll try to catch up with all this stuff.

Awesome thread! I definitely think we should keep some kind of a central, printable chord collection that's easy to add to. I don't know if my old finale file is the best way to go.

In my head I have a vision of a web applet/database to which members can easily submit chords, sort of like on this thread. These could then be sorted/categorised by key, palo, special context, tuning, comments etc. members fluent in theory could correct spellings etc. It could be built upon musicXML and generate nice printable charts. It would need some housekeeping though, to keep it useful and relevant. If there are some java programmers here, perhaps we could do it. I wouldn't like to do it all by myself, because It would be a lot of work.

It would be important that people would actually use it.
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 6 2010 12:45:01
 
Andy Culpepper

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RE: The Best Sounding Chord (in reply to Chiste de Gales

Has anybody actually gone through all these yet? There's some great stuff here.
My favorites so far are Romerito's Alegrias chord and Stu's first chord. They sound great together actually.
I gotta rest my left hand for a while now

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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 6 2010 15:02:50
 
Arash

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RE: The Best Sounding Chord (in reply to Andy Culpepper

here is a treasure for many nice chords (also romeritos chords are included)



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  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 7 2010 1:06:22
 
Doitsujin

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RE: The Best Sounding Chord (in reply to Chiste de Gales

Arash, great find. Great composition and the switch to alegrias is fantastic.
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 7 2010 9:49:28
 
michall

 

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RE: The Best Sounding Chord (in reply to Chiste de Gales

@Arash
Excelent video! Do you have more of this modern stuff? Post it here of send me pm pls
  REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE |  Date Mar. 8 2010 15:30:08
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