Thank your all for your comments and Jeff, particularly thanks to you for the detail. I have been surprised to find that although I have been using the ...

04/13/2011, by 0 replies

Question 7

Old message # 48237

I had three glasses of cheap wine when I first read all this, so I abstained from commenting as well. Perhaps we should do an article on the drinking hab...

04/13/2011, by 0 replies

Question 8

Old message # 48233

well of course if you are sober everything Jeff says is perfectly true.... lol.

04/10/2011, by 0 replies

Question 9

Old message # 48231

[i]of course you will be credited in the finished article![/i] Much appreciated, my friend!...

04/09/2011, by 0 replies

Question 10

Old message # 48230

Oh yeah and a major 2nd interval or major 6th interval made larger becomes an augmented interval (in the case of a M3 when augmented it becomes a P4, a...

04/09/2011, by 0 replies

Question 11

Old message # 48229

corrections: 5. a major interval inverted becomes a minor interval (and vice versa) 8 = m6 / aug5...

04/09/2011, by 0 replies

Question 12

Old message # 48228

[b]ALL[/b] interval theory is based on the major scale (as well as all tertian chords), be they major, minor, diminished, or augmented. 1. a maj...

04/09/2011, by 0 replies

Question 13

Old message # 48227

I have to read what you wrote a couple of times when I have not drank so many ghetto beeers, none - the - less on first read it seems like you have simply ...

04/09/2011, by 0 replies

Question 14

The Guild will know!

Hello chaps, long time no 'see'!. I got myself into a theoretical hole today, couldn't figure it out and couldn't find the answer online. Hmmm, I thoug...

04/08/2011, by 0 replies