Theory — Page 50

95% Of The Time, End Of The Song = 2-5-1 Chord Progression

In this lesson, you’ll be how and why the 2-5-1 chord progression is mostly used to end songs.

If you are looking for a reliable method that can help you master traditional scales, then this lesson is for you.

If you’re yet to discover and tap into the power of third intervals or harness their harmonic potentials, then this lesson is for you.

If you’ve always wanted to learn more about the classic 1-4 walk-up chord progression (a gospel piano cliché) check this lesson out.

Just in case you’ve left triads behind, I’m giving you top 3 reasons why I think that triads are important in this lesson.

In today’s lesson, I’ll be showing you four notes that a vast majority of musicians know little or nothing about.

Still confused about the minor third and augmented second intervals? Find out the differences between both intervals in this lesson.

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