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From: tgannon@charlie.usd.edu (spideir) "AUTUMN LEAVES" (Joseph Kosma, 1947--"jazz standard") =============== -- chord chart "arrangement" by tcg, 198?, 1994 -- 4/4 // key of Em/G // Allegro (pretty fast) [the way _I_ played it, at least!-- just to piss off Roger Williams...] -- form: 32-bar--||: A(8)-A(8)-B(8)-C(8) :|| -- the lyrics? believe me, you DON`T want to know! . . . -- each chord symbol = / / / / [straight fours: "chunk"-"chunk"-"chunk"-"chunk"] -- chords voiced for fingerstyle; may have to alter voicings for plectrum (especially Em...) A: Am7 Am6 GM7 GM6 5-55(5)- 5-45(5)- 3-44(3)- 3-24(3)- Am7 Co7* Em Em [hold for 4] 5-55(5)- -3(4)24- 0-545- 0-545- [repeat A] B: B7 B7 Em Em -2424- -2424- 0-545- 0-545- D7 D7 GM7 GM7 -5453- -5453- 3-443- 3-443- C: Am7 B7 Em Em 5-555- -2424- 0-545- 0-545- Am7 B7 Em Em [hold for 4] 5-555- -2424- 0-545- 0-545- * Co7 is a substitute for the B7 chord in the "sheet music"; feel free to interchange Co7 & B7 in tune [Co7 = B7b9(no root)]. In fact, the chords above can be viewed as a simple example of jazz substitutions-- A section, "sheet music": Am D7 G G Am B7 Em Em " " "jazz chords": Am7 Am6 GM7 GM6 Am7 Co7 Em Em --the WHY`s: 1) Am-->Am7: in most cases, you can play a m7 for a minor to get a "jazzier" sound (Santana & Steely Dan did it all the time--likewise, in this tune, you could change all the Em`s to Em7`s...). Another common jazz substitution "line" for the plain minor chord could also be incorporated into this song: instead of Em Em, try Em(//) Em(M7) (//) Em7(//) Em6 (//). 2) D7-->Am6: for a V7 chord in a major tonality (here, D7, in G major), you can substitute the V9 (D7->D9); in addition, D9(no root)=Am6 [V9(no root)=ii6]; therefore, D7 becomes...Am6!, which follows nicely, voice-leading-wise after the Am7.... ("IT`s not MAG-ic....") 3) G-->GM7-M6: for the I (major tonic or "key") chord, especially long stretches thereof, the M7, M6, or both! can be played in lieu of the boring plain major chord (though the M7 & M6 would sound pretty weird in a country or folk progression!).... 4) B7-->Co7: see *note above; indeed, most diminished seventh chords you`ll see can be explained as substitutes for some dominant seventh-type chord.... LEAD notes: I`d tab out the schmaltzy melody, but the reason this song is still being recorded by jazz people to this day is that it`s a fun tune to improvise over (and by the way, only the Lord knows why anyone would still want to sing the corny words!). Since this song doesn`t modulate (unless you count GMEm, but not really) it`s a lot easier to jam over than most "jazz standards." In fact, you only need TWO scales: 1. E natural (aeolian) minor (=G major!) scale: e-f-g-a-b-c-d-e --this`ll fit all the chords except the B7 & Co7.... 2. E harmonic minor scale: e-f-g-a-b-c-*d*-e --this`ll fit over the B7 & Co7 chords: notice that the only difference from the first scale is the d--in fact, it`s actually easier to just think "d instead of d" when you come to these chords than to worry about "harmonic instead of natural minor! oh, no!...." {3. For a little spice, try a diminished 7th arpeggio over the Co7 & B7 chords: c-d-f-a (true, these tones are in the harmonic minor scale given above--just a slightly different approach): ______ --try playin` from low to high and back, then experiment I ||1||| on your own--right, just every three frets in any |||1|1 direction!... |3|||| ||4|3| |||4|4 |||||| --Now lay down the rhythm track, and go fer it-- FINALLY, the "sound" of these chords (and associated scales) does take a lot of getting used to--even after you get the rather difficult fingerings down (took me months), there`s still the matter of acclimating your ears to actually _liking_ the sound of, say, a M6/9b5 chord (took me years!). But if the plain old G-C-D stuff is gettin` yu` down, and you also realize you`ll never be a great speed-metal lead picker--well, this is one logical direction of development. . . . Oh, a M6/9b5? :: CM6/9b5: - 3 2 2 3 2 . "Beautiful-ugly," ain`t it?! | --:--tcg )

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