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Gerardo Siere17th April 2010Beautifull chords sequence with the rhythm pattern of Libertango.
Ivan Milenkovic17th April 2010very cool harmony, and sounds awesome with fingerpicking!
Zsolt Galambos17th April 2010This is a very cool lesson! Nice sound and a very smooth playing!
Daniel Realpe17th April 2010This is a great lesson. Piazzolla's music is simply amazing!
Santiago Diaz Garces16th April 2010Tremendous work man!! Well done!!
Lian Gerbino16th April 2010awesome playing man, and so beautiful
kaznie_NL16th April 2010Beautiful man!
Adrian Figallo16th April 2010very cool chords there
Sergio Dorado16th April 2010Sounds really cool!
Vasilije Vukmirovic16th April 2010This is great! I love Piazzola very much, I hope we will some soloing Piazzola lesson in future
Bogdan Radovic16th April 2010Very nice rhythm! Sounds so smooth!
Marius Bob16th April 2010this is the music you can listening everytime.
very rekaxing music!
Kristofer Dahl16th April 2010Wow so simple and yet so beautiful - I need to check out more Piazzolla stuff. Thanks Alejandro!
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Hello Everybody ¡! In this lesson we'll work with the classical rhythm of Astor Piazzolla music.
If you pay attention you will hear that in the bass line there some rhythm along the song that you have to internalize. This is the most important thing in this lesson.
The first chord is Fm; the melody is composed by Eolian mode (in the first bar). The second bar is Bbm (Dorian mode). The third bar is Eb7 (mixolydian mode). The next chord is Ab one bar. (jonian mode), then Db (Lydian mode), then G7b9b13 (the secondary dominant to the third chord). Now we have C (modal exchange).
In this part of the song we have a modulation. The chord now is Cm one bar (Eolian mode), then Fm (Dorian mode), then Bb7 (first grade dominant), this chord resolve to Eb (jonian mode), then Db (Lydian mode) and now D7. Here we have other modulation, in this case to G major. Am one bar, D7 one bar. G two bars and the last modulation; F#m one bar, B7 one bar and E two bars.
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