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E-Geige?

ByRosengarten26

Hallo zusammen, ich habe mir neu eine E-Geige gekauft. Nun ist meine Frage, ob man dazu einen Verstärker oder Tonabnehmer braucht (Beim Spielen ist kein Ton hörbar). Ich möchte die Geige gerne mit Kopfhörer spielen. Es handelt sich bei der Geige um das Model Harley Benton HBV 990BCF 4/4 Electric Violin. Vielen Dank für Eure…

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SMOGAN
SMOGAN
2 months ago

No, instead of the “d” above, you still need the “c” as a small Septim.

Since D7 appears as a QuintAkkord in G dur, you only need the f# as a sign, not a # for the “c”.

In addition, the G dur Tonart has only one #, namely the “f #”. D7 occurs in Gdur as a dominant chord; is thus formed on the 5th fifth stage. (forms from the mixolydic conductor).

I recommend ‘mal das Fachbuch’The New Harmony Teaching” by Frank Haunschild. For music students or advanced students there is also Band II.

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GFernando
GFernando
3 months ago

No, you can also see that there is a gap in the terz upshift where the 4th term belongs (Tonika -> Terz -> Quinte -> Septime).

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GitarreundWein
GitarreundWein
3 months ago

It lacks the Septime, so the C, which makes the chord only D7.

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Willy1729
Willy1729
3 months ago

Hello,

that’s a D major chord.
At D7 the top sound would not be D, but C.

Best regards,

Willy

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