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For questions about the terms used to describe music or the language used within the musical field. Questions about symbols should use the "notation" tag.
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What is the name of using a major chord instead of a minor chord at the end of a progression?
I've heard somewhere that there's a technique where you put a major chord where a minor chord is expected, and it creates a feeling of unexpectedness. If I recall, there's one in Hey Ya by OutKast: th …
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Is there a name for raising the v chord to a dominant V
From what I've understood from other questions, the dominant chord is always major. So in a minor key, the v chord is not considered dominant.
Considering that, is there a name for when we're in a min …
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