Hi!

Please tell me if this is the wrong forum, I didn't know where better to ask this.

I'm transcribing a Barbara Dennerlein composition for my Big Band. However being a pianist I have virtually zero experience transcribing guitar chords by ear and find it very confusing. I don't have access to an offline guitarist () right now, or even to my piano, so I am humbly asking people for help who have a much better ear for this:

http://dave.blackmole.de/muetze/DennerleinCat.mp3

It's a one-bar pattern that starts about 18 seconds into the song in the left stereo channel. The song is in G minor (the chord from the piano is a Gsus4), and I already have the rhythm notated. I also know that the top notes are Bb and A, but I don't have a clue what kind of a chord the guitarist is playing under them. Is it a plain G minor, or some kind of upper triad structure of a dominant 13th voicing? At first I thought he was just playing single notes, but there is more there ... somehow.


Thanks a million for your patience, and please give me directions if this was the wrong place to ask this!

something like..

http://www.box.net/shared/static/4d6tf2k4cc.mp3

Keep in mind I am drunk and just rattling in this. If so let me know and Ill Tab it out for you.

Joe








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I believe the drunk part!

I was asking for somebody to tell me what the guitarist on that recording was playing, not make up something new to play on top of it. Thanks a lot for the effort though.

if its what i think it is , it is very easy and you should be able to work out which 3 notes are being used for the riff in a few minutes .

Come on, give me a hint.

lol