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sdjknights

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  • Gender
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  • Location
    Manchester, UK
  • Occupation
    Musician
  • Favorite Composers
    John Zorn, Pierre Boulez, Witold Lutoslawski, Olivier Messiaen, Iannis Xenakis, Edgard Varese, Luciano Berio, Frank Zappa, Ennio Morricone
  • My Compositional Styles
    Avant Garde, Aleotoric, Romantic, Renaissance, Baroque, Electro-Acoustic
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    Logic Pro 9, Sibelius 6
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    Guitar, mandolin, ukulele, sitar, bass guitar, double bass, keys

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  1. I remember, during my studies, being taught of, I think, three types of chords that Debussy used in place of traditional dominants, but can't remember all of them. I can remember some of the definitions and some of the names, but I will concede that even those memories may be a bit wrong. Does anybody know what I'm thinking of exactly? What I think I remember there being was a tritone chord starting from the dominant note, a tritone chord starting at the diminished 5th, and a dominant 7th chord starting at the diminished 5th. Like I say, I'm not sure of these, and I would also quite like to know what these are called. Also, my first post. Hello all
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