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Author John
Posted 2/3/01; 12:06:59 PM
Topic Complete P4 mi7(b5) chord cycle
Msg# 1334 (in response to 1333)
Prev/Next 1333/1335
Reads 1358

This is a very natural sounding progression. On that could have a melody easily married to it. Do you have any ideas for a melody? What if I tried to give it one?


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