What Are Cush Chords?

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Le_Mer

Great video guys! Always inspiring :)
Fun fact about the name of the « Cush » chords:
In french, you pronounce « Cush » and we hear « couche ».
« Couche » that means « layer » as « Layers of chords » ou
« Couches d ‘accords »
… it suddenly makes even more sense as you add tonal layer on top of your root…
thanks a lot and keep on jazzin’ !

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kdg

Minute 8-10 - and I got it! At last. The penny dropped at approx time stamp 8 30. Bing. I got it! Rushed to my piano and went into a playing trance, modal changing over stretches of music (I had previously been restricting them to one or two adventuring chords).
Mainly because I'm working on it right now, I think there's a fabulous cush chord game in Chopin's 3rd Scherzo, in the second main section, where a low and lush choral alternates with tinkling waterfalls, and it goes wandering through different harmonic pastures. But I might be wrong - it's a new word.
Incidentally, Claude rhymes (close enough) with Ford. Or at least it ought to, in my ears. Not insisting - if I'm not here to learn how to appreciate other ways of shaping sound beyond the familiar, then I've come to the wrong channel!

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jarediledundee

Eb major cush chord version is really nice. Love it ❤

frhtkilic

I shouldn't be laughing at this but... In this video Bob DeBoo is sitting, whereas we usually see him standing and playing upright bass. See, the name "DeBoo" sounds exactly like "debout", which is french for "standing". So seeing Bob sit to play electric bass in this video is a pretty funny sight for the french guy I am.

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