Beginner impro Asigning numbers to chord notes

[jbtsax]

"Sol" can also mean lonely, alone. Like in "Solo", "A solo" or "Assolo" if the soloist is not a nice person.

You're at the top of your form today Aldevis.

 

[BigMartin]

wait 'til you start playing with Polish guys:
"we'll play it in B; that's two flats--- or we can play it in H, that's five sharps......"

Same in German, I believe.

 

[Jeanette]

Sol also means "the sun" just to add more confusion. 😛

In that case you will need one of these

"Sol" can also mean lonely, alone

Best not drink Sol 🙂

Jx

 

[Colin the Bear]

Assolo. Yes I heard this technical term being used by the piano player. He was referring to the banjo player cutting the verse by 8 bars and coming in double tempo.

This anticipation and suspension will come in handy to explain getting lost and holding a note till the rhythm section play a familiar bit and we continue together.

 

[aldevis]

This anticipation and suspension will come in handy to explain getting lost and holding a note till the rhythm section play a familiar bit and we continue together.

Don't confuse suspension with suspense: "will eventually the band play in the same key?"
"Suspension" notes are sometimes called "retarded" notes

 

[jbtsax]

And if a 4-3 suspension doesn't resolve, the piece goes into quartal harmony.

 

[Colin the Bear]

Retarded? Yes I think I heard that term too.