RE: Fwd: RE: [Harp-L] OB, CX or XB?

["Chris Michalek" <Chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

"Tricksy the fat one is..." The point is knowing theory to get ahead.
Uncle Win certainly knows that stuff...  My theory skills are
actually very basic but I try to learn it nonetheless in an effort to
better myself.  Not if Dr Phil were teaching a music course perhaps
he'd could help my personality traits.

Hey Guys,  most of what I post is in jest and I often take the
contrarian view just because I can...  to me it's important to view
both sides of an issue to fully understand the issue - at least that
what works for me.

Sorry if all of my posturing has offended anybody.  I generally
fairly generous and helpful if given the opportunity.  Many of our
list members will atest to that.

Peace out.




>>An F major chord has only three notes and therefore only two 
>>inversions:
>>
>>- Root position: F in the bass, then A and C in no particular order.
>>
>>- First inversion: A in the bass, with F and C in no particular
>order.
>>
>>- Second inversion: C in the bass, with F and A in no particular 
>>order.
>>
>>After that you run out of bass notes, so there can be no third 
>>inversion.
>>
>>The concept of inversions on a treble instrument is a little dicey. 
>>The whole idea of inversions is the anchor note in the bass.
>>

Chris Michalek

"it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have
it."  - Mr Figglesby regarding musical prowess