промени

промени

(1) The chords of a tune. 'Playing' or 'running' the changes means using suitable scales, etc. , over each given chord of the tune. Determining the exact changes to use is a big part of preparing a tune for performance. (2) Rhythm Changes (q. V. ) for short.

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