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Roedy Blacks Chord Progression Chart User Guide
user GuideThis user Guide is a 36-page excerpt from Chapter 6 of the book How Music REALLYW orks!, 2nd Edition. The full Chapter 6 on chords and Chord progressions is available 2006 - 2018 Roedy Black Publishing FROM Roedy BLACK MUSICHow Music REALLY Works!The Gold Standard Song ListRoedy Black s Complete Guitar Chord Poster(various Chart and book editions) Roedy Black s Complete Keyboard Chord Poster(various Chart and book editions) Roedy Black s Guitar & Keyboard Scales Poster(various Chart and book editions) Roedy Black s Musical Instruments Poster HOW MUSIC REALLY WORKS! SUMMARY AND EXAMPLES OF THE FOUR TYPES OFCHORD PROGRESSIONST able 42 summarizes the only four harmonic interval ( Chord Progression ) types: Seconds (up or down), Thirds (up or down), Fifths (up or down), Chromatic (exiting or returning).
3. The simplest frequency ratio after the octave (1:2) is the ratio that corresponds to the fifth (2:3). For all of these reasons, the harmonic interval (chord change or chord progression) V – I plays the same role in harmony as do melodic intervals 7 – 1 and 2 – 1 in melody. The V – I chord change is the strongest, most natural chord
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