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Great Blue Heron

Trans: Latin prefix implying “across” or “Beyond”, often used in gender nonconforming situations Scend: Archaic word describing a strong “surge” or “wave”, originating with 15th century english sailors Survival: 15th century english compound word describing an existence only worth transcending

Jess Sullivan

Music Sketches 1: Playing with rhythm, division, and jazzy chords

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Piano and straight up 4/4 drums:

Here we have an interesting chord progression idea. In the 4/4 groove, the piano plays the second chord on the “and” of 2… Very cool. The pickup for the second chord starts on two, as I visualized in the midi roll diagram.

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With a root of C (what I played it in), this could be called C minor to D flat, major 7, while at the end of the fourth bar the progression finishes on G7.

Originally published at transscendsurvival.org

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