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counter points
Posted: 15 Apr 2010 4:29 pm
by David Alley
looking for counterpoints for the E9th found some on the forum but did an search couldn't find them
Counter or Contra Moves...
Posted: 16 Apr 2010 5:29 am
by Dick Sexton
I hope the originator of these doesn't mind me re-posting...
Counter Point or Contra Moving Notes...
D to G.
4.___10____10L_____9L________________________
5.________________________10a_______________
6._________________9b_____10b________________
7._________10________________________________
8.___10______________________________________
1____________
2____________
3____________
4____________
5_______3A~3_
6__5~5B______
7____________
8__5~5L_3~~3L
1___________
2___________
3__5~5B_8~10
4__5~5L_____
5_______8~10
6___________
7___________
8___________
1___________
2___________
3__5~5B_8___
4__5~5L___10
5_______8___
6_________10
7___________
8___________
4___9L~~10L~~10~__8R~~8~~8L__5_____
5___9 ~~10~~~10A__8 ~~8~~8~__5A__5A
6________________________________5B
4_________________________3~~3C__3_________
5______________________3__3~~3C__3_________
6____1___________1~~3______________________
7_______2__________________________________
8____1__2__3__3____________________________
9__________________________________________
10_________3_______________________________
Posted: 16 Apr 2010 7:12 am
by David Alley
Thanks for the relpy looking for counter points to connect g to an c to an d and back to c again thanks for the answer
David
Posted: 19 Apr 2010 7:44 am
by Lee Brideau
Bobby Seymour has a couple on "You tube"
Posted: 19 Apr 2010 1:43 pm
by David Alley
Thanks for the tip on the you tube forgot all about it thanks again
Posted: 20 Apr 2010 11:55 am
by Lee Baucum
Posted: 20 Apr 2010 4:39 pm
by David Alley
thanks lee thats what I've been looking for thanks again
Posted: 22 Apr 2010 5:18 am
by Steve Geis
The Pedal Steel Newsletter published by The Pedal Steel Guitar Asso has been running a series/study on Counterpoint by Don Curtis for the past several months. The newsletter also runs a regular column called "Bobbe's Tips" by Bobbe Seymour and a regular tabbed feature by Chuck Lettes. Any one of these regular columns is worth the membership, so getting all three, plus Record Reviews, Share an Arrangement is worth twice what the membership is. Go to
www.psga.org.