Write A Chord Progression For Every Mood

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Check out the description for a more detailed breakdown of the chords used for each progression. Which one is your favorite?

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My fav was the emotionally juicy Em Bm D C progression 6354 I love the minor major dynamic. I think making the D a Major 7th chord would really add to the deliciousness of this progression. Thank you for demonstrating the genius of simplicity and the simplicity of genius . I love your teaching style . I'm also a piano and ukulele teacher so I really can appreciate how these simple yet beautiful chord progressions can inspire myself and my students . Inspire us all to be more creative musically and bring more beauty to the world especially now thank you ! 🙏🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯💯💯

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Every Mood: Happy Sad Hopeful Yup, that's all the moods I've ever felt in my life.

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Use Lydian mode to sound majestic .... Lydian #9 for lost hopelessness.... Dorian b2 for chill vibes ....Phrygian dominant for angry/sad/djent 😜

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I've been playing for a long time! With practice you can take these progressions and make them something unique!

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Chords are the foundation for western music only and the way they are currently used was 'established' by classical composers like Bach. In medieval times, most music didn't used chords, it was polyphonic and relied on counterpoint.

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[@Emilioh888]

Thanks for the video, I have a couple of questions: 1.For the hopeful mood you start with IV and finish with I, what kind of cadence is that? 2.I know there isn't rules in music but aren't we suppose to start the progression with the tonic (I)? 3. If we consider the IV as the tonic in your progression, does that mean we can say this progression's root is C ? Thank you

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Wow great questions! 1. I don't know if there is a name for it. It has elements of an imperfect cadence going from the V to the vi. And then I guess the closest thing it would be to is a plagal cadence. I hope that helps. 2. Not at all. Just because it's common doesn't mean it's a rule. You can start a progression on ANY note in the key. 3. No, because the notes we are using are not within the key of C. You "could" say that the tonal centre is C, but that's getting into more advanced modal jazz theory. We can just change the key of a progression based on its starting note. As I say, the key signature is what determines the root note. I hope that helps!

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love this channel. I always know i’m gonna learn something valuable for songwriting. I really liked the minor chord progression. can you elaborate on that more and show how to built tension between the chords. like augmented chord or inversions or any other trick? keep up the always amazing work !

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Thanks! Definitely play around with inversions to change the sound of the progression. To add more tension you could also try adding the diminished chord on the 7th note of the scale. So in the key of G, the 7th note is F#. The chord built on that is F#dim (F#-A-C). As for creating more tension, that really relates back to functional harmony, and the 'role' each chord plays within the scale. It's a bigger topic than I can write out here I'm afraid.

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Happy chord progression 1:00 -any order playing the major chord in that key will produce happy mood, changing rhythm as well will also influence this Emotional/Sad chord progression 1:47 -minor chords , 2:30 by choosing not to end on I chord, you can give the song an unsettled incompetent feel, which can help add to the sad emotional feel Hopeful chord progression 3:25) works well for pop & edm sound Combine both minor and major chords

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