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Together Now chords

Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 3:16 pm
by Jakob BC
This has bothered me for al ong time. I can't figure out the precise chord notes from the mix of Together Now, you know that version TK and JMJ used for performance. To be sure, it's the lead chords I am talking about.
There are two versions of the chords in the track and the first one sounds to be more tricky than the second.
What are the right notes for the chords?
I think I have the second one right but the first is hard.

Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 7:08 pm
by GeeJee
Eek. I have never tried that one... and I don't really have the time to it now either, but maybe one day... :roll:

Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 7:23 pm
by Jakob BC
Hmm that wasn't much help, but a reply to me question. Maybe I should post some short snippets if that would make other people help me a little.

Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 7:25 pm
by GeeJee
Ok, ok, I will try something tomorrow... :P

Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 7:26 pm
by Equinoxe
Synthesist wrote:Hmm that wasn't much help, but a reply to me question. Maybe I should post some short snippets if that would make other people help me a little.
I only have the Audio on the EN vid....

if you could post some snippets,I'll help try and configure the Chords,I learnt a lot of Jarre tracks by ear before i had the Notation...


that said....is there not a Midifile availible of the track,this will help with the Chord structure

Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 9:07 pm
by Jakob BC
I couldn't find any online filehosts so the Only I can link to is this from Youtube:



The rellevant chords start at 00:44 and the second version starts just when Olivia starts to sing.

The closest I can get, maybe the right notes are

first one

D3/F3 - D3/G3 - D3/E3

second

B3/D4 - B3/E4 - B3/C#4

Posted: Wed May 17, 2006 7:13 am
by jarrekid
Synthesist wrote: first one

D3/F3 - D3/G3 - D3/E3

second

B3/D4 - B3/E4 - B3/C#4
Try seventh chords? :?

Posted: Wed May 17, 2006 11:22 am
by GeeJee
This is what I figured.

Intro

Verse A:
DM (A - D - F)
DM (A - D - F)
Dsus (A - D - G)
Asus (A - D - E)

Verse B:
BM (F# - B - D)
BM (F# - B - D)
Bsus (F# - B- E)
F#sus (F# - B - C#)

Chorus:
F (F - A - C)
Bb (Bb - D - F)
C (G - C - E)
F (F - A - C)

F (F - A- C)
Bb (Bb - D - F)
DM (A - D - F)
C (G - C - E)
Fsus (F - Bb - C - F)
F (F - A - C)

Verse A

Verse B

Chorus


Verse C
F#M (C# - F# - A)
F#M (C# - F# - A)
F#sus (C# - F# - B)
C#sus (C# - F# - G#)

Posted: Wed May 17, 2006 12:53 pm
by Jakob BC
Wow a much more powerful sound, yes... it could be that GeeJee :)

Thanks alot for the help