Chord Progressions – Piano-ology

Transposition: The Musical Way to Transpose Harmony

A prerequisite to Transposing Harmony like a musician is to conceive and hear the music in functional musical terms, not just as

A prerequisite to Transposing a Melody like a musician is to conceive of and hear the melody in meaningful musical

Suspension means to temporarily delay the resolution of one or more chord tones. Here, for example, is a C Minor Rootless

Suspension means to temporarily delay the resolution of one or more chord tones. Here, for example, is a C Major Rootless

Suspension means to temporarily delay the resolution of one or more chord tones. Here, for example, is a Csus2 (read “C suspended

Suspension means to temporarily delay the resolution of one or more chord tones. Here, for example, is a Csus4 (read “C

Suspension means to temporarily delay the resolution of one or more chord tones. Here, for example, is a Csus4 (read “C

One way to expand the musical possibilities of a chord progression is to invert some of the chords in order

Study the i-V7-i Chord Progression (the minor counterpart of the major I-V-I) and you will understand the harmonic tension and release

Study the I-V7-I Chord Progression and you will understand the harmonic tension and release formula that makes an incredible amount of music