Episode 19: Why Chord Progressions Work

Update: 2022-09-17

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In a previous episode, we analyzed "Stand By Me" by Ben E. King. This episode discusses the "why" of the I-vi-IV-V chord progression and explain the basics of the 4-chord phrase structure. We cover Tonic, Chords with common tones, Pre-Dominant, and Dominant Chords containing a leading tone.

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Episode 18: Diminished 7th Chords

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Episode 14: Triads, Chord Voicing, and Intervals

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Episode 13: Diatonic Chords in Major, Natural Minor, and Harmonic Minor Keys

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Episode 12: Artist Spotlight - Bella Garland

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Episode 10: Circle of Fifths, Flats, Invertible intervals, and Intro to Capo Transposition.

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Episode 9: Key of D Major & B minor, Notes on the Treble Staff, Order of Sharps

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Episode 8: Sharps, Circle of Fifths, Key of G Major & E minor

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Episode 7: Minor Scales, Circle of Fifths, Relative Keys

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Episode 6: Scale Degree Numbers, Nashville Number System, and Intervals

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Episode 5: Whole Steps, Half Steps, and the C Major Scale.

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Episode 4: Syncopation, Strumming, and Beats

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Episode 3: 6/8 & Compound Meter

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Episode 2: Rhythm, Tempo, and Simple Meter

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Episode 1: Introduction

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Episode 19: Why Chord Progressions Work

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Episode 19: Why Chord Progressions Work

Erol Oz

Episode 19: Why Chord Progressions Work