These are from classical music theory. I’ve recently revised them to accommodate modern diatonic progression. shedthemusic.com/diatonic-chord-progressions-2
Michael not in particular. It was a ii-V-I with an alteration on the V and a walking bass line. I’m sure those voicings with that rhythms has been used on a few songs though.
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The vii° chord: Am I a joke to you?
THIS IS SO IMPORTANT BUT SO HARD TO FIND!!! Thanks for uploading.
I have spent all my young ages finding such a helpful video. Thank you so much.
Nice
Oh, this helped me a lot, could you please share an image like this but for minor scales?
Thank you for this. Is there such a chart for minor scale chord progressions?
where do those rules comes from? theres so many songs that dont use this stuff.
These are from classical music theory. I’ve recently revised them to accommodate modern diatonic progression. shedthemusic.com/diatonic-chord-progressions-2
@@Shedthemusic thanks for the reply. ill def have a look
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wtf is he talking about
As usual, forgetting the Why and makes this clip completely useless !
Like a roadmap is useless if you don't know why the roads were put where they are, right?
Were you playing anything in particular at 1:40?
Michael not in particular. It was a ii-V-I with an alteration on the V and a walking bass line. I’m sure those voicings with that rhythms has been used on a few songs though.