Runedog

My email address is

scott_langholff@yahoo.com

Appreciated Scott, will email you

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Runedog

Hi Scott L

Thanks for info on E-Z play books. I'm wondering if you know if the music in that format has chord symbols?? I went to the site but could not determine that from the sample.

Thanks
Don P

Yes, they use chord symbols and rather large at that. I prefer this kind of lead sheet any day over those small flyspecs that some nerd decided was the way to do it.

They use a simplified chord system. The main chord is in a box above the staff. Alternate, or the origina chords are sometimes listed above the simplified chords, or where no boxed chord is shown.

It is well to note that sometimes they don't have the right chords and or skip other chords. Not much different than most fake books anyway really, but in a little different way.

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[This message has been edited by Scott Langholff (edited 10-28-2007).]

I used to play by ear but my hair kept getting messed up during shows, and the splitting headaches were just too much!

Bet you were all ears.

Taike

Finally, a GOOD reason to use the PSR keyboard!