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For general questions about chords like how to play them, construct them, or what symbols represent them. For more in depth analysis of the ideas behind chords themselves, please use the chord-theory tag.
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What is the (Practical) theory behind applying chords for a Song?
I can track the major they sing, but I am poor in applying chords as they sing.
So what is the Practical theory behind applying chords? … I know about the theory behind chords based on the lead. ie eg ( a C Major Song when it hits the notes C or E or G apply C chord). But how will I know that by listening? …
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