Kite Guitar translations by Kite Giedraitis: Difference between revisions
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The obvious translation of the melody would be A ^Bb vB C D. But I chose A ^Bb ^B ^^C D. The ^B and | The obvious translation of the melody would be A ^Bb vB C D. But I chose A ^Bb ^B ^^C D. The ^B and ^^C are less consonant, but I liked the sinister effect of increasing dissonance. I also liked the uniform step size of 2 frets (except the last step is 2.5 frets). The division of the 4th into 4 near-equal steps is quite striking. | ||
Riff #1a double-long (T stands for 10, E for 11) | Riff #1a double-long (T stands for 10, E for 11) | ||
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* trientonal/fretwise: riff #1a, riff #2a & #2b lower voice | * trientonal/fretwise: riff #1a, riff #2a & #2b lower voice | ||
* microtonal | * microtonal | ||
=== Greensleeves (traditional) === | === Greensleeves (traditional) === | ||