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Help me in this chord progression analysis please [closed]
Verse is in G major key
Then it comes bridge: Am B7 Em A7 Am D C
And then a typical C lydian progression (G major again) for the chorus
Id like to understand whhich modulations are occurring in the ...
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Strange chord progression in D major [closed]
There is that song release from Pearl Jam. And the riff/ chord theme is in chorus like:
D - B - C power chord
I wonder why is C chord used in there. It does not fit D major that uses: D E F# G A B ...
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How to Harmonize uncommon scales?
How do you harmonize scales like
C C# F F# Bb
Whole tone scale : C D E F# Ab Bb
?
(The scales above are just examples.)
Scales like these do not seem to bias to Major or Minor harmony, ...
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What does it mean to write a song in a certain key?
I have been searching for a while to try to correctly understand this.
What exactly does it mean if for example a song is written in C Major? Does it mean the song's notes cannot contain any sharps ...
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Finding out which scales contain a specific chord
Notation note: scales will be notated as C Major, D minor, etc. and chords as Am, F, etc.
Once you know a scale, yo know which chords it contains, for example the C Major scale contains the chords:
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Scale modification in sus2 and sus4 chords
I've recently been looking at what makes chords what, and hence my first target for this was looking at major, minor, sus2, and sus4 chords. I know major chords are made up of the first, the third, ...
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Why are the white and black keys on the piano placed the way they are?
I am pretty convinced it is not just for historical reasons.
I have found a mathematically-sound explanation of the twelve-tone musical scale, thanks to this question. Does anyone know a similar, ...
