C4 = CFG (from the bottom up). It has worked every time in every instance I've used it.
Now that you have pointed to the Gibraltar and Friends fakebook, we have a dichotomy. So what else is new in the world of music notation.
BTW, you're right when I wrote " have never seen or heard of a C4 interpreted as C-F-Bb. I've used that chord symbol thousands upon thousands of times and not once was it misinterpreted. At least by pros. Beyond that, I don't speculate". I was smiling, or smirking as the case may be. I neglected to illustrate that. ; > )
*************************** J D Thomas ThomaStudios West Linn OR www.thomastudios.com On Jun 20, 2008, at 2:14 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
What exactly do you understand C4 to mean, then? It is different from what I thought, apparently, so even more reason to avoid it.
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