#6 Chord Progression: Music Theory 10 Lev Morning Has Broken

Explore constructing a right-hand melody tone by guiding finger movements across the five fingers, emphasizing up and down motion from thumb to pinky to shape the line.

Explore step 2 of basic chord progression by using left-hand basic chords in harmony to build foundational music theory skills.

Listen to the sounds of the chord changes in song in step 3 to observe how chords move.

Track the movement of chords in the song to understand how progressions unfold within a six-chord theory framework. This step reinforces practical music theory for Morning Has Broken.

Discover how to use the left-hand ballad technique to create a 9th nostalgic tone in chord progressions, boosting mood and musical expressiveness.

Apply the 4T6 fixed handshape to achieve rich color sounds in chord progressions, differentiating teamwork to cover all forty-six handshakes with simple thinking.

Explore how the 4T0 handshape creates rich color sounds to enhance chord progressions in step seven of this music theory lesson.

Explore how to substitute Dm for G7 chords in step 8, highlighting the minor substitution and its effect on chord progressions and harmony.

Explore rhythm in step 9 by substituting Dm for G7 chords in a chord progression, examining how a minor context changes the sound.

Step 10 in music theory demonstrates substituting the C chord with Am and Em to shape a chord progression.

Practice rhythm-focused chord substitutions by replacing C with Am and Em, as taught in step 11 of the music theory course.

Follow the circle progression by adding dm7 before g7 to reinforce chord order. Practice applying seventh chords within the circle to the Morning Has Broken repertoire.

Follow the circle and learn to add am7 before dm7 to shape a chord progression.

Explore step 14 of chord progression by following the circle and adding Em7 before Am7, within the context of music theory.

Step 15 adds II7 as a D7 secondary dominant in the six-chord progression, showing where to apply this secondary dominant.

Learn to add vi7 – a7 as a secondary dominant in chord progressions in step 16, within this music theory course.

Step 17 guides adding a I7 to C7 as a secondary dominant, enhancing chord progressions in music theory.

Step 18 guides a move from G7 to a jazzy G7b9 cocktail sound, illustrating chord progression concepts within music theory.

Step 19 of the chord progression moves from C7 to a jazzy C7b9 cocktail sound, while the caption highlights night work fueled by passion for practice.

Explore step 20 in chord progression, moving from D7 to jazzy D7b9 cocktail sound within music theory.

Explore how to insert a C# diminished seventh between C and Dm to create a diminished passing harmony in this step of the chord progression.

Insert the F#º7 between F and C in step 22 to explore a diminished seventh in a simple chord progression.

Study step 23 in the chord progression by adding augmented chords, such as g+, within music theory.

Develop confidence in chord progression by incorporating augmented chords, such as C+, and applying the idea that you can do it with focused practice.

Step 25 teaches how to insert augmented chords, specifically D+, into chord progressions. This music theory course focuses on chord progression techniques, including the use of augmented chords labeled D+.

Insert augmented chords in step 26 to enhance chord progressions and demonstrate practical applications of music theory.

Explore step 27 of the chord progression, line 1 bar 4 with G7, F/G, and G7, to illuminate practical applications in music theory and chord movement.

Analyze line 2 in step 28, focusing on bars 5 and 6, where G7sus is played twice followed by G7 to illustrate the chord progression.

Step 29 focuses on line 4, and we set the G7sus to G7 for this course.

Explore step 30 of the chord progression, moving from c7sus to c7, in this music theory course titled morning has broken.

Explore the Csus to C chord motion in line 4, bar 5, as a focused example of chord progression within music theory for this step.

Develop fluency in the step 32 chord progression by moving from A7sus to A7, practicing line construction and smooth voice leading.

Step 33 introduces the D7sus and D7 chords in a chord progression. It contrasts the first time and the last line, within this music theory course.