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Cesar Swing grille variants
Jon
melbourne, australiaProdigy Dupont MD50B, '79 Favino
Hi Guys,
Quick question about Cesar swing chords - I've heard two versions, firstly the Moreno one here
which is A A1 B A1 form - with a bridge, and which in the A sections clearly goes C7 - F in bars 9-12 as shown in the chart here http://www.djangology.net/2011/06/cesar-swing/
And this version
which is just A A1 form - it doesn't have a bridge - and has just Gm - Dm in bars 9-12 - never goes to the relative major.
Just wondering which one is the one most people play, and who wrote it anyway (ie where is the definitive version)? I've listened to a bunch more versions, but there seems to be no clear consensus.
Any thoughts appreciated,
Jon
Ps I've just heard the Bero Landauer version, which doesn't go to the relative major in the A sections, but does have a bridge. Come on!
Quick question about Cesar swing chords - I've heard two versions, firstly the Moreno one here
which is A A1 B A1 form - with a bridge, and which in the A sections clearly goes C7 - F in bars 9-12 as shown in the chart here http://www.djangology.net/2011/06/cesar-swing/
And this version
which is just A A1 form - it doesn't have a bridge - and has just Gm - Dm in bars 9-12 - never goes to the relative major.
Just wondering which one is the one most people play, and who wrote it anyway (ie where is the definitive version)? I've listened to a bunch more versions, but there seems to be no clear consensus.
Any thoughts appreciated,
Jon
Ps I've just heard the Bero Landauer version, which doesn't go to the relative major in the A sections, but does have a bridge. Come on!
