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Re: Cass County Waltz



Those are chords, built on the scale steps indicated . . .
Do Re Mi is 1 2 3 and the triads formed from stacking every other note of the scale are the chords—
So in C, V is G, VI is A (and vi is Am) and IV is F.


Just like Gary sez, I was using roman numerals to describe my chord progression  though I would like to add:
 I was in the key of E so the basic triad chords in that key are:
  I        II         III         IV      V       VI        VII
 E maj F# min G# min A maj B maj C# min D# dim

 I used an e major tuning,   the progression was in 12/8 with a verse  cycle that went:

  I                IV               I              V                    IV
 E for 2 bars A for 2 bars E for 1 bar B for 1 bar and A for 2 bars, 
                         VI                     V                     IV
 the bridge went C#min for 1 bar , B for 1 bar, and A for 2 bars 

at the end I reversed the bridge section track as i changed it from 1/2 speed to normal speed to create  a 2 measure IV V VI. 

 Ok Mark so don't give me compliments.... don't prop up my (depending on your point of view) fragile, or inflated ego.  see what I care, you rat bastard... would you at least throw me a like on Youtube? is that so much to ask mate?
 warm fuzzy hugs to ya
 Bill