Old And Wise - Alan Parsons

[engelbach]

Very nice, Bob. Lovely song.

How did you get a free download from Scribd?

Clever the way you added the b9 in text to the D7sus. In iReal Pro I would have written it as Aø/D, just to get the right sound, even though that notation obscures its dominant function..

Of course, it's also called a Phrygian chord, but there's no standard shorthand for that. On a lead sheet I sometimes put just "phry" because saves space from 7susb9.

Cheers,
Jer

[pdxdjazz]

Very nice, Bob. Lovely song.

How did you get a free download from Scribd?

Clever the way you added the b9 in text to the D7sus. In iReal Pro I would have written it as Aø/D, just to get the right sound, even though that notation obscures its dominant function..

Of course, it's also called a Phrygian chord, but there's no standard shorthand for that. On a lead sheet I sometimes put just "phry" because saves space from 7susb9.

Cheers,
Jer

Hi Jer,
Scribd download?
I didn't download...just viewed it online. The link I posted, I copied from the url field. Did it go to a paywall?

Thanks for your chord suggestions (and noticing the text addition) I didn't think the b9 in the player there was musucally critical and I basically transcribed the chart in front of me.

I noticed a member searching for the title so I did too. That led me to the chart and, well, you know the rest...

Charts are indeed more delicious when they are served a'la mode.

)BOB

[engelbach]

Scribd download?
I didn't download...just viewed it online. The link I posted, I copied from the url field. Did it go to a paywall?

Ah, I just assumed that it was a free download, but no, it's only available for viewing.

(Of course, one could take a screen shot of each page.)

Cheers,
Jer

[pdxdjazz]

I had it open in a browser tab and bounced back and forth between it and the iRp editor.
)BOB

[engelbach]

I had it open in a browser tab and bounced back and forth between it and the iRp editor.
)BOB

Ja, bouncink ist gut.