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Chapter 52Chord Progressions in Major
Inversions & Progressions
Scaffold
Book3
Unit 13Inversions & Progressions
Leveladvanced
Lesson Content
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Examples
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Key Concepts
common progressionsI-IV-V-II-V-vi-IVI-vi-IV-Vfunctional harmony
Rules
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Chord progressions create harmonic motion — tension and release
02
I-IV-V-I: the most fundamental progression
03
I-V-vi-IV: the 'pop' progression (countless hit songs)
04
Tonic → Subdominant → Dominant → Tonic = the basic harmonic journey
MIDI Data
{
"progressions": {
"classic": [
"I",
"IV",
"V",
"I"
],
"pop": [
"I",
"V",
"vi",
"IV"
],
"50s": [
"I",
"vi",
"IV",
"V"
]
}
}Exercises
Practice
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#chord_progressions#major_key#functional_harmony