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Contemporary Convergence | by Brian Rhodes | |||||||
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Grade Level - 4.5 |
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"Contemporary Convergence" is, quite honestly, a weird swing tune for jazz band. It uses many strange chord progressions and sounds quite contemporary, thus the name. The working title for this song was "Buffalo Wangs" which I felt was a little too silly for such a serious sounding tune. The solo changes are a series of unrelated ii-V's, then a set ot sus9 chords which fit together in a weird way. The changes are in the first alto and first trumpet. This tune would make an interesting addition to any big band's repertoire. |
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Instrumentation: 5,4,4,4 |
Piano: RH - Voicings, LH -
Chord Chart Bass: Written out with chord changes provided. Style: Contemporary Swing |
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