[Menvi-discuss] Need Help understanding a Symbol

[Dani L Pagador]

Duh ... *embarrassed grin, didn't occur to me*

I just jumped right in and started
looking at the song I need to use for class. Didn't think to look at one of the songs at the beginning of the book, just assumed it'd be written the way I'm used to seeing chord symbols written. It also looks like the chord symbols use the Spanner system (seen in the song after the one I'm asking about.) Something new to learn every day.

Thanks,
Dani 
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Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2014 3:03 PM
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Subject: Re: [Menvi-discuss] Need Help understanding a Symbol

Doesn't that spell chords?   The letters are ch d s.
 
In a message dated 2/16/2014 7:57:54 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time, axs.brl at gmail.com writes:

	

	Hi, Everyone.

	I’m looking at the 666 Fake Song Book, downloaded from BARD. 

	 

	On page B-14 in Volume 4, in the song Besame Mucho, almost each line of chords is preceded by the three cell symbol “16 145 234”. I’ve never seen this before and wonder what it means. 

	 

	The book was transcribed in 1971 by someone from the Johanna Bureau for the Blind and Visually Handicapped Inc.

	 

	I’ve attached a .brf of the first few measures of the song.

	 

	Thanks for any insight,

	Dani

	 

	  



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