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By the way, thanks for the link. I listened to your first song recording. Tascam . . I had one of those. The song, by the way, was nice. I could hear it being done in a modern country rock style - and maybe a little surprise twist just at the end of the lyric. Don't mind me . . . just got inspired: I get up & start another day You’re not here to tell me it’s OK I should have known you didn’t love me You’d think I’d know by now You're leavin' town…. and you'll never slow down!
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Thanks tunesmithth. I hear what you're saying about communication with the band. It's actually not something anyone gets hung up on - thankfully. Thing is, just what should the proper label be? I wanted to find an answer or at least create one. So far, I've not come across a definitive answer. I'd really love to come up with a term that could work for everyone. A verse is a verse. A chorus a chorus. Clear as day what they are. But these sub-parts . . Oooo . . . gray and cloudy. Interlude and passage don't quite fit the definition that I'm trying to nail down. Since this part is really a sub-section of a standard song part, interlude doen't quite work here. Passage kind of works, but it's meaning is quite broad. Something more specific is needed. Brainstorming: Verse Opening Verse-Intro Pre-Verse-Instrumental Verse-front Fore-Verse Verse-Opening-Instrumental Verse Instrumental Opening Verse Phrase Instrumental Verse Opening (non-Vocal) Verse Musical More ideas?
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another factor on how to voice your piano chord would be to consider how you want the piano part to function in your arrangement. Is it comping under a vocal line or is it supporting a hook or other musical passage? Maybe keep it smoother under the vocal. Maybe more stylized to make it stand out more.
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In band rehearsal, I've been saying "Okay guys. Play through the verse chords one time without vocals". Any ideas on what to call this little non-vocal verse part? I'm looking for a unique label. This part comes before the verse, either after an intro, a chorus, or between verses. The band members in this band can't read proper musical charts. Easy to understand labels help a lot. Here's an example from a simple chart I might use for rehearsing with the band: Part Pattern (Chord Progression) Chorus 1 2X Verse 1X (no vocal) Verse 2 2X Extension D#Dim Chorus 2 2X Any suggestions welcome. Tim
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