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Old March 27th, 2006
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A few questions...

I know a lot of musical terms in Swedish, problem is I don't know 'em all in English.
I've tried searching 'round the internet for the translations, but simply can't find them.
Especially 2 things I don't understand at all:
Dropped (As in Dropped D)
Diminished chords

Also I'm curious 'bout how to write the scalenames.
Phrygian I know... not the rest though.

Edit: Noticed that I might have asked in the wrong Forum. Sorry if that's the case. =o

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The Chili Peppers tune 'Road Tripping' has a dimished chord movement at the end of the instrumental section
It is found in jazz a lot too.

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And by Yngwie as well!

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