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From: Kraig Olmstead on 29 Jan 2010 19:10 Put up some tab and win a cold beer on Poly... KO jeffl wrote: > I'm playing it on guitar but I'm not sure what it's called! Like > G9add6 or something I probably wont play for awhile--am I close? > > > > > "polymod" <polymod(a)optonline.net> wrote in message > news:4b61f344$0$5012$607ed4bc(a)cv.net... >> Yes ladies and gentleman, it's time to play "Chord Of The Day". >> >> If you can name the chord you win an all expenses paid trip to the >> Anheuser >> Busch Brewery right here in beautiful sunny Newark, New Jersey! >> (rats not included) >> http://www.sonicmusic.net/Chord_Of_The_Day_1.mp3 >> >> Hint: >> >> It is NOT a form of a Bb or any other demolished chord >> I did NOT set all channels to a different patch and sit on the >> keyboard...although the thought did cross my mind. >> >> Free time is a dangerous thing for a piano tuner that decided to stay >> home >> due to icy conditions. >> >> ;) >> Poly >> >> >
From: Gary R. Hook on 30 Jan 2010 09:32 polymod wrote: > > Good ear Gary. It's not a chord as we're used to calling it, but I found out > it does have a name: > http://bennewhouse.berkleemusicblogs.com/2009/07/27/12-note-chords/ Nice summation. Yep, what I think is more commonly called a polychord, which pretty much opens the door to any combination of notes. I also thought it was interesting that he opened the article with a reference to horror cues, which is exactly what came to mind when I listened to the sound bite. Maybe that was just me... > You win because you came the closest! > You can pick up your prize at Delta Terminal 3 ;) hee-hee!
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