Re: Quicky about naming a chord

"Tom K." <tkorth1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Nobody claimed it wasn't used before 12-ET.  You contradicted Dave who 
> wrote "And diminished 7ths became *far* more interesting after the 
> ubiquitous use of 12tet."  One of those "far more interesting" uses I
was 
> pointing out was obviously as a pivot chord to keys 3 or 6 semi-tones
away 
> (see example above).  If Dave meant something else, let him correct me.

No, that's essentially what I was talking about - I'm glad it is obvious
to 
*someone*.

Dave
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