Which Chord Comes Next? (Major Chord Progression Chart) - Music Composition
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Date: 2022-03-28
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ruthe
Sir: Will you please inform if I heard correctly; We start from III to to vi go to IV from IV then go to ii from ii either V or vii (first inversion) back to -good old I.- Is this correct; the two can be interchanged with the four chord ; the vii can be changed for V; can V be replaced by the iii? Thank you much, you are reat
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Sir: Will you please inform if I heard correctly; We start from III to to vi go to IV from IV then go to ii from ii either V or vii (first inversion) back to -good old I.- Is this correct; the two can be interchanged with the four chord ; the vii can be changed for V; can V be replaced by the iii? Thank you much, you are reat
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Grace
I asked the Good Lord teach me Amajor tunes was led here,
Holy spirit spoke this verse for you sir.
Romans 8:24
For we are saved by hope: but hope that is seen is not hope: for what a man seeth, why doth he yet hope for?
May you Build beautiful symphonies for The Good Lord Amen.
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I asked the Good Lord teach me Amajor tunes was led here,
Holy spirit spoke this verse for you sir.
Romans 8:24
For we are saved by hope: but hope that is seen is not hope: for what a man seeth, why doth he yet hope for?
May you Build beautiful symphonies for The Good Lord Amen.
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education
Thank you. This is a Excellent lesson. Looking forward for the minor progression. And can u kindly explain the difference between the application of melodic and harmonic minor in a song.
Whether the Melodic and Harmonic usage is either concept? or together? please make a video of it.
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Thank you. This is a Excellent lesson. Looking forward for the minor progression. And can u kindly explain the difference between the application of melodic and harmonic minor in a song.
Whether the Melodic and Harmonic usage is either concept? or together? please make a video of it.
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Sergue-
Very clear explanation - thank you a lot! On some websites I saw that the chord IV could be followed V and that the chord V could be followed by chord VI . So can I ask you why you didn't put the corresponding arrows on your chart? Are there some specific rules for that?
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Very clear explanation - thank you a lot! On some websites I saw that the chord IV could be followed V and that the chord V could be followed by chord VI . So can I ask you why you didn't put the corresponding arrows on your chart? Are there some specific rules for that?
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EJShelby
In chord function theorem, iii is the weaker of the three tonic chords, and vi is the weakest, so to progress and create expectation, you move from strong to weak to weaker etc. Then iv and ii both are subdominant, they lead to dominants (v and vii)
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In chord function theorem, iii is the weaker of the three tonic chords, and vi is the weakest, so to progress and create expectation, you move from strong to weak to weaker etc. Then iv and ii both are subdominant, they lead to dominants (v and vii)
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pcccmn
Thank you very much for these videos. I arrange quite a number contemporary pieces, especially Asian songs. The knowledge I got from this video has sped up all of my current works. Less guessing and getting the notes by ear. More theory :)
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Thank you very much for these videos. I arrange quite a number contemporary pieces, especially Asian songs. The knowledge I got from this video has sped up all of my current works. Less guessing and getting the notes by ear. More theory :)
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Laureano
Look at the weeknd song -save your tears-
Progression is I VI III V
Just as one example of breaking -the rule-
In fact the composer of the song thought in a progression of chords that share 2 notes in common to the next chord
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Look at the weeknd song -save your tears-
Progression is I VI III V
Just as one example of breaking -the rule-
In fact the composer of the song thought in a progression of chords that share 2 notes in common to the next chord
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Ilovetosingem
Hi Gareth. I can see how this would really help someone starting out on chord sequences or progressions. I know it would have helped me a great deal in the distant past. Always very informative. Thanks a lot.
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Hi Gareth. I can see how this would really help someone starting out on chord sequences or progressions. I know it would have helped me a great deal in the distant past. Always very informative. Thanks a lot.
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Scooby
See... What keeps going through my mind is... Why are these rules true? It feels strange to just blindly accept that this chord works well with this one without any rational logic behind it?
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See... What keeps going through my mind is... Why are these rules true? It feels strange to just blindly accept that this chord works well with this one without any rational logic behind it?
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Jim
Very useful, thanks. I'm a jazz player, so I don't always follow the rules, but I do try to understand them. It would have been interesting if you you could say WHY a root movement -works-.
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Very useful, thanks. I'm a jazz player, so I don't always follow the rules, but I do try to understand them. It would have been interesting if you you could say WHY a root movement -works-.
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