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Author:  ray gambel
Posted:  1/19/06; 5:49:26 PM
Topic:  Imrovisation on the changes of All The Things You Are
Msg#:  4686 (in response to 4684)
Prev/Next:  4685/4687
Reads:  1331

I'm a one handed piano player. (Not well.) What I thought was if I made more easy changes per measure, I'd sound better. Like An Am and 2 other chords insted of just C///.

Can anyone suggest anything. In particular somewher I saw all the note of C chords on one line and  the other chords with notes spelled out            C       Am

                                          ceg         cea 

Where can I find again and would that help?

skylark04@aol.com

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