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Dec 6, 2024 25 min

Ep. 8: Chord Progressions(Part 2-With Review)

from The Harmonious Blacksmith: A Music Theory Exploration Hosted by Kevin Patrick Fleming

Podcast Episode Title: Chord Progressions | Unlocking the Secrets of Harmony in Music Theory In this episode of [Podcast Name], we dive deep into the fascinating world of chord progressions and their pivotal role in music theory. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced musician, understanding chord progressions is key to unlocking the emotional power of music. We explore the foundational concepts behind major and minor chords, diatonic harmony, and how chord progressions shape the mood and structure of a song. Join us as we break down the most common chord progressions used in popular and classical music, including the iconic I-IV-V progression and the more complex ii-V-I in jazz theory. You’ll learn how to analyze chord progressions, experiment with different variations, and incorporate them into your own compositions. Plus, we’ll discuss the relationship between scales, modes, and chord choices, giving you a deeper understanding of how to create smooth, compelling musical journeys. Whether you're a seasoned music theorist, an aspiring composer, or simply a music lover eager to understand the backbone of your favorite songs, this episode will expand your knowledge and fuel your musical creativity. Don't miss out—tune in and start mastering chord progressions today! Keywords: chord progressions, music theory, musicians, music theory lovers, harmonic analysis, major chords, minor chords, diatonic harmony, scales, modes, jazz theory, I-IV-V, ii-V-I Send us Fan Mail Support the show Linear Music Theory Learning For Everyone!

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Ep. 8: Chord Progressions(Part 2-With Review)

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  1. 0:00 Musical Introduction
  2. 0:40 Episode 8 Introduction
  3. 1:35 Recap of Previous Episodes
  4. 2:13 Knowledge Check : Chords and Chord Progressions
  5. 3:10 Audio Examples : Random Chords
  6. 5:42 Knowledge Check : Formula for a Minor Scale
  7. 6:10 Knowledge Check : How Many Triads Are There?
  8. 8:06 Knowledge Check : 3 Most Important Roman Numerals
  9. 8:56 Every Single Melodic Possibility!
  10. 10:44 Beyond just I-IV-V
  11. 11:30 The i-vi-iv-v-i Progression in A
  12. 11:45 Audio Examples - A minor
  13. 12:32 The I-vi-IV-V-I Progression in C
  14. 13:06 Audio Examples : I-vi-IV-V-I in C
  15. 14:19 The i-vi-III-VII-i Progression
  16. 14:46 Audio Examples : i-vi-III-VII-i
  17. 15:32 The 'Andalusian' Cadence - i-VII-VI-V7
  18. 16:51 Audio Example : ' Malaguena '
  19. 17:34 The i - III - VII - iv - i Progression
  20. 19:02 Definition : BORROWED CHORD
  21. 19:39 The i - VII - IV - V - i Progression
  22. 23:49 Outro/Recap

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