On 07 Jul, 2004, at 01:03 PM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
Well, that's certainly incorrect because the French word for C is ut. :->
I guess I should have said "French-Canadian."
(It's also interesting to me to see French-Canadian musical terminology collide with jazz terminology, especially when it comes to chord symbols. No one -- at least no one I ever saw -- actually writes out chord symbols with French(-Canadian) names, e.g., REm7 SOL 7 DOmaj7. They use English pitch names for chord symbols -- Dmi7 G7 CMA7. But when they *talk* about chord names, they *say* stuff like "si b�mol demi-diminu� avec do b�carre.)
- Darcy
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