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1. www.reddit.com › r › Guitar_TheoryHow should I approach guitar theory? : r/Guitar_Theory - Reddit

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   "Pure" theory. Ben Levin's Music Theory From The Ground Up is a great place to start. Goes over all the basic stuff, major, minor, modes, and all other good stuff. Add 12tone's videos on functional harmony, functional harmony in minor, and the job of a chord, chord substitutions and you should be all good for understanding like +90% of western music.

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3. www.ourmusicworld.com › archives › 11374How Many Chords Are Needed To Play Rock Music? - Ourmusicworld

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   1 day ago · The addition of a minor chord can transform the mood of a song, offering a contrast to the major chords’ bright and triumphant sound. A classic example of a rock song that uses the vi chord is “Stand By Me” by Ben E. King, which features a I-vi-IV-V progression. This combination of major and minor chords creates a rich harmonic palette ...

4. www.electrikjam.com › guitar-chord-progressions-guideGuitar Chord Progressions 101: A Complete Beginner's Guide…

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   4 days ago · Major chords (like C, G, F) often sound happy or uplifting. Minor chords (like Am, Dm, Em) often sound sad or contemplative. Use Your Ear : As you play more, you’ll develop an intuition for what sounds good together.

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6. www.hooktheory.com › cheat-sheet › key-popularityHooktheory - KeyPopularity CheatSheet

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   3 days ago · The most popular keys in each scale drawn from over 30,000 songs in the TheoryTab database.

7. www.reddit.com › r › guitarlessonsThis video shows how to play all 12 minor chords with chord ...

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   • 6 min. ago. brianguitars. This video shows how to play all 12 minor chords with chord diagrams and chord demonstrations on acoustic guitar. Lesson. 1. Add a Comment. Be the first to comment. Nobody's responded to this post yet. Add your thoughts and get the conversation going. 324K subscribers in the guitarlessons community.

8. www.learnjazzstandards.com › blog › 15-jazz-piano-chords15 Essential Jazz Piano Chords! (Jazz Chords Piano Lesson)

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   4 days ago · We’ll cover all the essential jazz piano chords—major chords, dominant chords, minor chords, diminished chords, and essential extensions so you’ll be able to sit in with other jazz musicians at the next jam session.

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   What chords are used in a minor ii V I?

   • Check this chord out on the piano: 14. Minor 7 (b5) Piano Jazz Chord (Half-Diminished Chords) This chord is almost always used as a ii chord in a minor ii-V-i. Here’s what the notes look like on the piano: 15. Diminished 7th Jazz Piano Chord Fully diminished 7th chords have an extensive study of theory around them.

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   What is a minor 9 piano chord?

   • Minor 9 Piano Jazz Chord This is a common extension for a minor chord, and it’s best used on minor i, iv, or ii chords. Here’s what the minor 9 chord looks like on the piano: 13. Minor 6 Piano Jazz Chord Jazz musicians will use this chord as a substitute for a minor i chord. Here, the 6th replaces the 7th.

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   What is a minor 7th piano chord?

   • Minor 7th Jazz Piano Chord These chords are all over jazz tunes. You’ll find them used for minor i chords and for minor vi, iv, iii, or ii chords. Check this chord out on the piano: 12. Minor 9 Piano Jazz Chord This is a common extension for a minor chord, and it’s best used on minor i, iv, or ii chords.

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   What is a major chord in music?

   • The major chord is everywhere in music. In its simplest form this would be a simple triad. C, E and G (root, third and fifth) to make a C major chord, for example, and this is used a lot in pop and rock music. In jazz, however, we tend to make things a little richer by adding an extension to the chord.

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   What is the difference between a major triad and a minor chord?

   • In the same way that the addition of a major six or major seven makes a major triad slightly more interesting, a minor sixth chord or a minor chord with a major seventh are richer alternatives to a minor triad, and both work as tonic options when we are in a minor key.

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   Should you learn the same chords and chord sequences in jazz?

   • The good news is that the same chords and chord sequences appear again and again in standard jazz repertoire, so they should soon become familiar with practice and regular playing.

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    5 days ago · For example, the first three chords of “Perdido” are C minor 7 (our “two” chord), F7 (our “five” chord and our dominant seventh), B flat major (our “one” chord). Your go-to scale on an ordinary dominant chord is a Mixolydian scale – a major scale with a flattened seventh.