Chord Progressions – Page 2

Chord Progressions: Borrowed Chords

One way to expand the harmonic possibilities of a chord progression beyond diatonic triads is to “borrow” chords from a

A Pedal Point is a sustained tone, usually the lowest bass note, over which the changing chords in a chord

Studying the i-V7-i Chord Progression, the minor counterpart of the major I-V-I, will teach you the harmonic tension and release

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

Voice Leading refers to the arrangement of chord tones within a chord progression such that each tone moves horizontally through the

Harmonic literacy requires us to go beyond knowing the letter name and type of chords being played…

A Chord Progression is a sequence of chords that achieve a larger-scale harmonic purpose than can be achieved by a

Studying Chord Progressions is essential to understanding how an enormous amount of music works…

The study of Chord Progressions is essential to understanding how an enormous amount of music works…