Christopher Smith wrote: >>> G - F - C - Eb - G - Bb
> If I ABSOLUTELY had to name it with a G root, I would go with Gm7(b13 > 11) with the b13 and 11 stacked, but I wouldn't be happy. Nor would I. In fact, I'd see this as incredibly confusing, if not outright wrong, as b13 is a tension of a dominant-function chord. It could be seen as Eb6-9/G as well as Cm7(11)/G. At its essence it's a pentatonic scale sounded as a quasi-cluster. What I'd call it would depend entirely on context - what are the preceding and following chords? What's the key? --- Neal Schermerhorn _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
