Complex Piano Chord Progressions

As you well know there are countless chord progressions of all kinds. But most of them fall into fairly predictable areas – the I chord moving to the V chord, or I to IV to V, or iv to ii to V to I, etc, etc. But sometimes a composer throws a curve ball and uses chords that are totally unexpected, using complex piano chord progressions. Today our video looks into that possibility.

Click on this link to watch this video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCB35zQxeiw

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