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A succession of notes which comprise the principal part in harmonized music.
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How to use melody/chord voicings to transition between chords and resolve
In particular, how might I utilize melody to do this?
I know one way without using melody might be to use dissonant chord progressions. … But I have a hard time constructing a melody which smoothly transitions between these two, so often traveling to and from F# major feels forced, like the ending i chord only resolves what I'm playing because …
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