Yet, all the notes you play when you strum any of the chords above are C, E, and G, repeated in different octaves, indifferent places of the guitar fretboard. When you’re playing C major in the open position you’re playing the notes C E G C E and when you’re playing it as a...
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Meaning: if I'm asking you "what are the notes in a G#m triad", what is the best way to find out the answer? Yes, there’s a ton of different andcorrectways you could figure this out, and all of them will lead to the right answer, so is there one particular method that is "...
But what do we mean when we say ‘key’, and why are they important to know about in music? Let’s unlock the mystery… What are keys in music? InWestern classicaland pop music, the ‘key’ a piece of music or song is in refers to the main notes,scales(sequences of set combinati...
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The 'lift' refers to the chord changing from a minor to a major chord, and in the process 'lifting' the harmony. There is only one changing notes in this chord, it moves from A–C–E to A–C–F. Chord progression of 'The fourth, the fifth, the minor fall, the major lift'. ...
Ever seen a chord with a sus attached, for example, Csus2 and Csus4? When a sus chord is played, it creates either a feeling of brightness or a feeling of tension to the music. So why sus? Sus is short for suspended. What are we suspending? Notes in the chord!
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Don’t rush into transcription, instead, do it orderly in a way that makes the job easy for you. What way? Transcribe your music according to the sequence below: 1. Drum/bassline – they are the easiest that your ear will pick. So start with them! 2. Rhythm instruments – are often...
In Ragtime piano music, measures are incremented into four ticks. In 2/4 time each tick represents an eighth note, while in 4/4 time a tick is equal to a quarter note. The lower bass notes typically fall on the first and third ticks of each measure, alternating with chords on the ...