General
– about Playing a rather Standard Chord with a Stacked Dissonant Chord together (or Vice Versa)
– a Technique to Create Bigger Chords
– Try on different Octaves as well
– Chords Stacked at the Interval of Major 3rds have a “Moving” Relation between Consonance and Dissonance
– Changing One Note Changes Degree of Dissonance
Examples Stacked Chords
Examples Major 3rd Stack
B + G
B-Eb-F# – G-D
C + Ab + E
c e g ab b (cmaj7/b13)
in D = d
Examples Minor 3rd Stack
Em/Ab
e g b ab c eb
G/Ebm
g b d eb gb bb
Examples Major and Minor 3rds Stacks
C E G# B/D F# Bb D
C Eb G Bb/D F# A C#
F A C# E/G bb D F
Ab C E/Ab B D Gb Bb
Examples 3rds and 2nds Stacks
C E G B/Db Eb F G A
C Eb F Ab B/Db E F#
Eb G A Db/E F# A B
F G A C/E F# G# B
Examples 3rds and 4ths Stacks
F Bb Eb/Gb B D F
F B E/G C Eb Gb
Ab Db F/Ab Db Gb A
Examples 2nds Stacks
G A B Db/D_Natural Eb Gb Ab
G# A B/Db Eb F
D E Ab/Bb Eb F
Examples Twelve Tone
Left Hand
– F#, Ab, Bb, D, E, F
– means to Play 6 Chromatic Scale Notes together with the Left Hand
– use the Thumb to Press 2 Notes simultaneously (in this Example E and F)
Right Hand
– B, C, D, Eb, G, A
– means to Play 6 Chromatic Scale Notes together with the Right Hand
– use the Thumb again to Press 2 Notes simultaneously (in this Example B and C)
Examples Dissonant Combos
Middle Dissonant
C, E, F#, B
– No “G” but the “B” as the Dissonant M7 Major 7 from C
– plus a also very Close Major 2nd from E to F#
D, Eb, G, C
– a Minor2nd Interval from D to Eb
– plus a rather Close 4th from G to C
– such a Interval may also serve as a “Bite” to a Passage without Counting as too much Dissonant
F, Gb, B, E
– a Minor2nd Interval from F to Gb
– plus a rather Close 4th from B to E
More Dissonant
G, D, F#, Ab
– three Consecutive Notes F#, G, Ab, where F# is the Flatted 9th and Ab is the Minor 2nd
– G is Played a Octave below in this Example
D, Eb, F, Gb
– two Close Minor 2nd Intervals together
D, Eb, A, Bb
– two Minor 2nd Intervals together
– plus is the A is a Augmented 4th from Db away
A, Eb, E, Bb
– two Minor 2nd Intervals together
– plus is the Bb a Flatted 9th away from the A
– try this also Octave Lower
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