Piano Chords and Chord Progressions – The Key To Being Able To Play Freely & Creatively! Hi, this Duane and I like to invite you to sign up for my free newsletter on chords and chord progressions. We start right … Continue reading →
Change the harmony in your songs for a fresh sound – Re-harmonize piano chords! Today, I would like to share with you four different re-harmonization techniques that will keep you busy for a lifetime – How to re-harmonize piano chords … Continue reading →
Chord Progressions Used as a Turnaround – The “Blue Moon” Progression Good morning. This is Duane. Today I’d like to talk about the Blue Moon Turnaround Chord Progressions. There’s lots of chord progressions that happen frequently in songs, but I … Continue reading →
“What Child Is This?” For Piano – An Easy 4-Chord Progression Good morning and Merry Christmas. This is Duane. When you were a kid, did you ever play a chord sequence something like this? “What Child Is This?” For Piano … Continue reading →
“Walk on Up” Chord Progression (With a Bluesy Riff Thrown In) Good morning, this is your headless piano teacher again with a free lesson on the “Walk On Up” chord progression. This is called the “Walk On Up” technique and … Continue reading →
One of the most familiar of all chord progressions is the I, vi, ii, V progression.
Continue reading →The IV To I Chord Progression In Music – Known As The Plagal or Amen Cadence Hi, this is Duane, and I’d like to share with you today some good stuff you really ought to know about music theory. Click … Continue reading →
Chord Changes: Simple Ways To Make A Tune Sound Great! One of the things I loved as I was growing up was the way the chords changed in songs as the tune was progressing. Chord changes are really the “stuff” … Continue reading →
The “Amen” Chord Progression: The Plagal Cadence As you know, the phrase “chord progressions” implies that chords move, or progress, from chord to chord to chord. There are several chord progressions that repeat over and over again in music, and … Continue reading →
     The circle of 5ths is a drawing used in music theory. It helps one learn and understand chord progression, 24 major and minor scales used in music, keys and accidentals that occur, the order of sharps and flats and how … Continue reading →
