Which Chord Comes Next? (Minor Chord Progression Chart) - Music Composition
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Date: 2022-03-28
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HETISFRANK80
Sorry if I'm asking a dumb question but aren't the III and VII chords in a (natural) minor key just normal major chords instead of the mentioned augmented and diminished chords respectively? As far as my music theory goes, I thought only the II chord in a natural minor is an awkward (diminished) chord. Big thanks for the video though, there is quite a lot of information on major chord progressions all over the internet but not so much about minor chord progressions.
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Sorry if I'm asking a dumb question but aren't the III and VII chords in a (natural) minor key just normal major chords instead of the mentioned augmented and diminished chords respectively? As far as my music theory goes, I thought only the II chord in a natural minor is an awkward (diminished) chord. Big thanks for the video though, there is quite a lot of information on major chord progressions all over the internet but not so much about minor chord progressions.
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Ronald
Watched some of your video's, they are great! Soon I will become a member. Starting to learn composing electronic music, but I also like to learn classic music. One thing which I don't understand in this video you say the 7th cord is diminished, but in other instruction video's (from other instructors) I learn the 7th cord in a minor scale is a major cord. Also when I google a minor scale it tells the 7th cord is a major cord. Am I missing something?
Thanks
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Watched some of your video's, they are great! Soon I will become a member. Starting to learn composing electronic music, but I also like to learn classic music. One thing which I don't understand in this video you say the 7th cord is diminished, but in other instruction video's (from other instructors) I learn the 7th cord in a minor scale is a major cord. Also when I google a minor scale it tells the 7th cord is a major cord. Am I missing something?
Thanks
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wayne
In harmonic minor the V chord you use the Phrygian dominant scale or the harmonic minor scale? In the key of A harmonic minor, the V chord would be an E major chord which if you play A harmonic minor it won't sound correct, so you have to play E Phrygian dominant scale?
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In harmonic minor the V chord you use the Phrygian dominant scale or the harmonic minor scale? In the key of A harmonic minor, the V chord would be an E major chord which if you play A harmonic minor it won't sound correct, so you have to play E Phrygian dominant scale?
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Jimm
You say that
1 4 minor
5 6 major
2 7 dim
3 aug
Everything I've ever read says
1 4 5 min
3 6 7 maj
2 dim
I did some searching on Google and can't find anything that matches with what you said. What am I missing?
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You say that
1 4 minor
5 6 major
2 7 dim
3 aug
Everything I've ever read says
1 4 5 min
3 6 7 maj
2 dim
I did some searching on Google and can't find anything that matches with what you said. What am I missing?
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Element-ry
Gareth, I-ve seen this as well in minor scales:
i minor
II diminished
III Major
IV minor
V minor
VI Major
VII Major
Sorry, I read some things further that you were referring to the Harmonic minor.
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Gareth, I-ve seen this as well in minor scales:
i minor
II diminished
III Major
IV minor
V minor
VI Major
VII Major
Sorry, I read some things further that you were referring to the Harmonic minor.
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Desmond
C minor scale triad chords (i, iio, III, iv, v, VI, VIIo) so my question is why is there a b note in the second chord if the c scale is with notes_ 1c, 2 d, 3 eb,4 f, 5 g, 6 ab, 7 bb,1/8 c thank for the video and responding
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C minor scale triad chords (i, iio, III, iv, v, VI, VIIo) so my question is why is there a b note in the second chord if the c scale is with notes_ 1c, 2 d, 3 eb,4 f, 5 g, 6 ab, 7 bb,1/8 c thank for the video and responding
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John
When you say the key of C minor, I assume that means natural minor, but this is harmonic minor. Can you say the key of C harmonic minor? I've never heard it. Otherwise how do you distinguish which minor scale you are using?
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When you say the key of C minor, I assume that means natural minor, but this is harmonic minor. Can you say the key of C harmonic minor? I've never heard it. Otherwise how do you distinguish which minor scale you are using?
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Filip
First of all thank you so much for all the life-saving videos. I have one question though, in a minor key, how come the 7th degree is also diminished? In an A minor for example, the 7th is just G major chord. Thank you
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First of all thank you so much for all the life-saving videos. I have one question though, in a minor key, how come the 7th degree is also diminished? In an A minor for example, the 7th is just G major chord. Thank you
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DubstepPiggy101
Thank you for the wonderful video. I just have one question, how exactly were you able to find and map these progressions? Is there music theory behind it or is all by ear?
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Thank you for the wonderful video. I just have one question, how exactly were you able to find and map these progressions? Is there music theory behind it or is all by ear?
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education
Sometimes short melodies do not require more than two chords. These tend to be a normal major or minor chord and the other a septime chord. Is there a mistake in this thought?
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Sometimes short melodies do not require more than two chords. These tend to be a normal major or minor chord and the other a septime chord. Is there a mistake in this thought?
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