Why These Chords - Writing Music for Pop Songs
The I, IV, V chord progression, tonic, dominant, subdominant relationship, chord substitutions and writing pop songs.
Here's a link to the chart diagram: http://imgur.com/o90JyM2
Видео Why These Chords - Writing Music for Pop Songs канала Why These Notes - Adventures in Music Theory
Here's a link to the chart diagram: http://imgur.com/o90JyM2
Видео Why These Chords - Writing Music for Pop Songs канала Why These Notes - Adventures in Music Theory
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