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Composition & Improvisation: Case Study: Part 18 of 24: Pedal Point

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Pedal Point means to maintain a single note in the bass as the chords change above…

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2011-06-29 Composition & Improvisation, Music Theory

Chord Progressions: Pedal Point

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

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2011-04-01 Chord Progressions

Chord Progressions

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Here we are going to learn how to think about, hear, see, feel, study, and practice Chord Progressions like a real musician!

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2011-04-01 Chord Progressions
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