Passing Notes (Non-Harmonic Tones) - Music Theory
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Date: 2022-03-28
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Hi Gareth
First of all. I get caught up in double meaning of words, ambiguous, for me. But not saying that yours are so. I wasn't too sure about one of your earlier videos which mentions passing notes. Pass by step. I was thinking, well could it also pass from C up to E by stepping down, say from C down to G and back up to E. I don't think this is correct at all, but I have to have it clarified, it's just me. Would it be correct to say it has to step up to the next note, say, C to E or down C to A, two notes apart from the C up or down, with the passing note in between. Also, is it possible to use an accidental, C Bb A which isn't in the scale. Thanks for all your precious time. Stay safe you and yours.
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Hi Gareth
First of all. I get caught up in double meaning of words, ambiguous, for me. But not saying that yours are so. I wasn't too sure about one of your earlier videos which mentions passing notes. Pass by step. I was thinking, well could it also pass from C up to E by stepping down, say from C down to G and back up to E. I don't think this is correct at all, but I have to have it clarified, it's just me. Would it be correct to say it has to step up to the next note, say, C to E or down C to A, two notes apart from the C up or down, with the passing note in between. Also, is it possible to use an accidental, C Bb A which isn't in the scale. Thanks for all your precious time. Stay safe you and yours.
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Hi... Just A Quick Clarity Question.
So if a non Chord Note... Is NOT..Sandwich between notes...ascending or descending...it CANNOT be classified as a Passing Note.???
Thus a MIni Scale Run...Must ALWAYS have a CHORD Note as the End Note...of a mini scale run??
Many Advanced Thanks in Anticipation of a reply
Posted 27th February 2018
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Hi... Just A Quick Clarity Question.
So if a non Chord Note... Is NOT..Sandwich between notes...ascending or descending...it CANNOT be classified as a Passing Note.???
Thus a MIni Scale Run...Must ALWAYS have a CHORD Note as the End Note...of a mini scale run??
Many Advanced Thanks in Anticipation of a reply
Posted 27th February 2018
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2:18 hi can you please clarify for a n00b? I want to confirm that for 4/4 time, in the first bar at this timestamp here the passing note is on the second beat and that for the second bar the passing note is on the third beat.
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2:18 hi can you please clarify for a n00b? I want to confirm that for 4/4 time, in the first bar at this timestamp here the passing note is on the second beat and that for the second bar the passing note is on the third beat.
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Nana
Please if I have chord progressions 1-4-5 key of c, what passing chord can I use between C and F? Is there a specific theory to follow?
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Please if I have chord progressions 1-4-5 key of c, what passing chord can I use between C and F? Is there a specific theory to follow?
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