here's a classic tune by Monk, "Played Twice." the chord progression is certainly quite bizarre but it always amazes me how his choices have such an inner logic. i think the strange cadence A7 to D in the key of C must be inspired by the playing of Jimmy Yancey. he often ended his performances with a cadence in Eb no matter what key the song was in!
Hi Budo, quite interesting with unexpected elements, just from my ears, I can't talk on the technical level. I found it very relaxing - in a good way!
Thanks for sharing!
Ken
here's a classic tune by Monk, "Played Twice." the chord progression is certainly quite bizarre but it always amazes me how his choices have such an inner logic. i think the strange cadence A7 to D in the key of C must be inspired by the playing of Jimmy Yancey. he often ended his performances with a cadence in Eb no matter what key the song was in!
This interesting work is in very good hands with you.
Great pleasure listening to this, thank you budo.
Ending last 4 seconds - fits perfectly with the rhythm you have in the music. Cool ending. Love it.
Best wishes,
Stig
budo wrote:here's a classic tune by Monk, "Played Twice." the chord progression is certainly quite bizarre but it always amazes me how his choices have such an inner logic. i think the strange cadence A7 to D in the key of C must be inspired by the playing of Jimmy Yancey. he often ended his performances with a cadence in Eb no matter what key the song was in!
This interesting work is in very good hands with you.
Great pleasure listening to this, thank you budo.Ending last 4 seconds - fits perfectly with the rhythm you have in the music. Cool ending. Love it.
Best wishes,
Stig
thank you so much Stig, i'm really glad you enjoyed it!