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Jack
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Hi all,
Does anyone have the fingering Bireli uses on the opening chords of Nuages on the Live in Paris dvd (the slightly dissonant chords)? I'm missing something...
Thanks,
Jack.
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capilano-gypsy
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Something like this?
Jack
western Massachusetts
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That's pretty similar to what I've been playing...I feel like there are more bass notes in what Bireli is playing, e.g.:
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-6----
-6----
-10----
-10---
-----
I'll go back to the dvd to see what else I can pick up...thanks!
Best,
Jack.
capilano-gypsy
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Hey, you're right!
Here's the revised version:
Jack
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Nice work, thanks!
Mario
Berlin, Germany
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Uh oh - pretty wide stretches there. Are those from the book 'Klingonian chords of pain and torture"?
My hands are not really small, yet these chords provide me with a challenge.
Something for the holidays...
nwilkins
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Hey Jack,
the second chord should have a 13, not a 5, ie
x
6
6
10
10
x
the bass note is the only note that changes. The movement is the sus4 resolving to 3, but sounds cool because that is happening in the bass.
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Comments
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-6----
-6----
-10----
-10---
-----
I'll go back to the dvd to see what else I can pick up...thanks!
Best,
Jack.
Here's the revised version:
My hands are not really small, yet these chords provide me with a challenge.
Something for the holidays...
the second chord should have a 13, not a 5, ie
x
6
6
10
10
x
the bass note is the only note that changes. The movement is the sus4 resolving to 3, but sounds cool because that is happening in the bass.