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Cool 'Ipenema' sub changes
I'd like to share something I learned from a piano player I worked with this weekend (a 24 year old 'monster' piano player):
Substitute changes for the 1st two bars of "Ipenema" ... | Fmaj7 Bb13 | A-7 D9 | G7/6 etc ... *If you want the theory behind it, it's a classic "back cycle" from the G7 with a b5 sub (the Bb13). Simple but elegant. |
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ain't it cool what these piano players can show you?... on the guitar, i like a Bb7b5 instead of the 13.
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As complete asides –
1. For those that don’t know, there really was a specific girl (from Ipanema). Her name is Heloísa Eneida Menezes Paes Pinto: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heloisa_Pinheiro 2. My last Au Pair was Brazilian. A friend of hers is a singer with an amazing Brazilian guitar player. I saw them perform and GfI sounds a hundred times better in Portuguese. |
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Glad it inspired you to mess around with it. It certainly did me. Lol! - harmonically we're all 'pikers' compared to piano players. |
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Bb13 ... ---3--- ---3--- ---5--- ---6--- ---X--- ---6--- (Barre strings 1 and 2 with the first joint of your first finger. Play the 5th fret note with your 2nd finger.) *OR* ---6--- ---8--- ---7--- ---6--- ---X--- ---6--- Think of it from the stock barre shape at the 6th fret. That's really a Bb7/6 (a real 13th contains the 9th) |
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http://www.theguitarguy.com/girlfrom.htm
The upper case 'M's are major 7th chords (lower case - minor). Sometimes that's confusing. That's why the line, or minus sign, is excellent short hand for minor 7 chords. |
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ken, how was this guy going about it?--i was using the Bb7b5 over the E in the melody--y'know, first bar...i put the E on top, so maybe it's voiced more like a 7#11 i guess, but i wasn't playing a low fifth....then i was just playing a Bb7 when the melody goes to D. there's no F in the melody to clash there...either that or i've been playing "girl" wrong for years!
anyway you slice it, thanks--this is a neat sub that i'll be sure to screw around with enough in different contexts until anybody i play with tells me "enough already!" sorry for the late reply here too, i've been out of town.
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