For enthusiasts of early banjo
Too Utterly Too...
Anybody out there want to set me straight on the chord structure to this tune? I think I have the first 4 measures (Amaj and D7) but that chromatic climb has me beatin' my head again' the wall.
Same for the 2nd strain, starts in F#m (relative minor to Amaj) and ends in an Amaj I-V-I cadence...what's going on in the middle?
Cool tune, I would like to have the local "front porch" group chord along with me...if ya'll can help!
No, I never took a music theory lesson in my life. I can generally do this by ear (I'm sitting here with a guitar and looping the midi) but not this time!
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Permalink Reply by Jim Dalton on
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Here's my take on it.
Nice tune. Where does it come from?
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Permalink Reply by Tim Twiss on
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Nice Jim...
By the way, it is from Bauer's "The Banjoist's Budget" which is available free online somewhere-I forget the site. I'm certain you'll get a link.
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Thanks for the heads-up, Tim.
It turns out that I have a pdf of "Banjoist's Budget" in a folder with about 20 others that I haven't had a chance to look at yet. Looks like an interesting collection...
Tim Twiss said:Nice Jim...
By the way, it is from Bauer's "The Banjoist's Budget" which is available free online somewhere-I forget the site. I'm certain you'll get a link.
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Permalink Reply by Trapdoor2 on
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Many thanks, Jim! I'll give it a go this evening.
BTW, the site you're thinking of is Hal Allert's. http://www.classicbanjo.com The scan he has of Bauer's "The Banjoists Budget" is from the copy in my collection. Sometimes odd having to go online to get a copy of my own stuff... ;-) I need to get more stuff off to him.
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Might be a good topic...harmonizations. We could pick a few and do the lead sheet thing to them like Jim did. I'm certain we would get a diverse response on each tune.
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Permalink Reply by Joel Hooks on
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The title comes from slang in the late 19th century and the aesthetic movement. It really hit with Oscar Wilde's lecture tour on interior design. Then G & S's "Patience" sealed the deal.
I think that your accompaniment is "simply immense."
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