http://music.linear1.org/2007/02/17/analysis-django/ transfusing emptiness into vacancy Wed, 14 Oct 2009 23:08:00 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://music.linear1.org/2007/02/17/analysis-django/comment-page-1/#comment-19411 Rob Sat, 26 Apr 2008 15:44:30 +0000 http://music.linear1.org/2007/02/17/analysis-django/#comment-19411 I think it's most useful to view it as a turnaround, just as you put it. Since Fmi and Dmi7b5 share several notes in common (F Ab C), you can view Fmi - Dmi7b5 as i and Gmi7b5 - C7 as V. Dmi7 isn't really functioning as a VI cord, that happens when you finally get to the Db chord, which is sub for V of V functionally. I think it’s most useful to view it as a turnaround, just as you put it. Since Fmi and Dmi7b5 share several notes in common (F Ab C), you can view Fmi – Dmi7b5 as i and Gmi7b5 – C7 as V. Dmi7 isn’t really functioning as a VI cord, that happens when you finally get to the Db chord, which is sub for V of V functionally.

]]> http://music.linear1.org/2007/02/17/analysis-django/comment-page-1/#comment-19410 Jodie Sat, 26 Apr 2008 10:37:01 +0000 http://music.linear1.org/2007/02/17/analysis-django/#comment-19410 I have a little problem here...In the scale of F minor, you'll find D flat. But in the B section of Django, there is a turnaround with Dmin7b5, this comes from the melodic F minor scale (with D natural). How can you change from natural minor to melodic minor, with 4 flats as key signature? Thanks for helping me out on this one... I have a little problem here…In the scale of F minor, you’ll find D flat. But in the B section of Django, there is a turnaround with Dmin7b5, this comes from the melodic F minor scale (with D natural). How can you change from natural minor to melodic minor, with 4 flats as key signature? Thanks for helping me out on this one…

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