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Description
(Short description)
The concept: chords formed on the basis of one note (bass) plus a perfect major chord. Using this concept, you can determine the major and minor modes, seventh chord substitutions, other kinds of substitutions, and inversions of perfect major chords.
(Text)
This Harmonic System complementary to traditional harmony aims at making the contemporary harmonic language effortlessly accessible to everyone interested. Unlike other harmonic systems or treatises on the same subject, the Harmonic System proposed by Orlando Sánchez "Cubajazz" is made up of chords formed on the basis of one note (bass) plus a perfect major chord. Founded on this extraordinarily simple concept, not only the modes of occidental music - major and minor - can be determined but also seventh chord substitutions, other kinds of chord substitutions as well as inversions of perfect major chords. The Harmonic System introduced in this book suggests a new theoretical as well as practical approach to this topic, offering an easily comprehensible system that provides straightforward and practical solutions. A valuable cultural exchange at global level promotes cultural growth and development; mutual influences are inevitable. The author feels that jazz - on a world scale - represents popular music at its maximum expression; and for Cuba and artists such as Orlando Sánchez himself it does carry very special connotations.
(Table of content)
Acknowledgments - Prologue - Theoretical Exercises - Complementary Harmonic System - Exercises - Music: A Dani - Algo Más Para Ti - A Japón - Bachiana A Espirituana - Curiosa y Virtuosa - Danae - Glow - El Pilón de Atenas - Hondo - Kesmet - Nostradamus - Obrigado - Por Las Calles De La Aduana - Pointe Pa`Etio - Samborn de Los Azulejos - To Dexter Gordon - Very D - To Elis Regina - Todavía Tres Meses - Wayne And Zawinul - Redommendations - About the Author - CD Contents
(Short description)
The concept: chords formed on the basis of one note (bass) plus a perfect major chord. Using this concept, you can determine the major and minor modes, seventh chord substitutions, other kinds of substitutions, and inversions of perfect major chords.
