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  1. #1
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    Jer,

    Sorry for my laziness to analyze the transcription...
    Here's the one you can hear how iReal player play your changes from the transcription.

    Midnight Mood fragment (de la Fuente-Jer) - Joe Zawinul

    This IS real chord chart but I feel iReal player's limitations that you mentioned partially make it sound a bit awkward to me.

    Here, after reading your message,
    I modified my chart becoming closer to the transcription and the performance.

    Midnight Mood (Evans) - Joe Zawinul

    I moved the pedal 5th Ab to the latter (2nd or 3rd) beat...sorry, but it still remains.
    I can't help but keep the 5th pedal (even the root Db is the lowest bass note) in the chart,
    because the over all Bill's performance emphasizes the low 5th notes
    in the first seven bars in the melody in each section:
    5th Ab together with root Db in section A (key Db),
    and 5th A and C in B and C sections (key D and F) respectively.

    Cheers,
    shin1ro

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    Quote Originally Posted by shin1ro View Post
    Jer,

    Sorry for my laziness to analyze the transcription...
    Here's the one you can hear how iReal player play your changes from the transcription.

    Midnight Mood fragment (de la Fuente-Jer) - Joe Zawinul

    This IS real chord chart but I feel iReal player's limitations that you mentioned partially make it sound a bit awkward to me.

    Here, after reading your message,
    I modified my chart becoming closer to the transcription and the performance.

    Midnight Mood (Evans) - Joe Zawinul

    I moved the pedal 5th Ab to the latter (2nd or 3rd) beat...sorry, but it still remains.
    I can't help but keep the 5th pedal (even the root Db is the lowest bass note) in the chart,
    because the over all Bill's performance emphasizes the low 5th notes
    in the first seven bars in the melody in each section:
    5th Ab together with root Db in section A (key Db),
    and 5th A and C in B and C sections (key D and F) respectively.

    Cheers,
    shin1ro
    In my reply to you, I assumed you were a piano player like Jer and me. iReal won't really play voicings like Bill's. What instrument do you play?

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    What if I'm not a piano player?
    What if I play the kazoo or the guitarra portuguesa de Coimbra? *grin*
    Actually, it doesn't matter.

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    Thanks, guys. I just made an assumption about ∆13 without actually checking.

    Well, good news then. That covers major chords with both a major 6 and a major 7. It's common in major quartal voicings.

    shiun1ro, so then many if not most of Bill Evans's Db∆ chords are actually Db∆13.

    Cheers,
    Jer
    Jerry Engelbach
    Pianist • Arranger • Composer
    Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, México
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