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Extra Bonus: "The Secrets to Playing Piano By Ear" 300-pg Course” [5] Chords & Progressions: pgs 65-78, 105-130, 147-165, 182-227. |
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Do you know what a "2-5-1" or "3-6-2-5-1" progression is? Or perhaps the famous 12-bar blues chord progression? In this piano course, you will not only learn how to play gospel, blues, and jazz progressions, but how to recognize them in songs. In addition, you will learn the simple techniques to playing these progressions, hymns, and songs in all 12 major keys! ... Enjoy learning: The famous "2-5-1" Chord Progression: pgs 114-120, 153-156, 208, 235-236. I - IV - I - V - I Chord Progressions: pgs 66-70. I - IV - V - IV - I Chord Progressions: pgs 77-78. Techniques behind the famous "5-->1" progression: pgs 68-72. I --> IV, I --> V Chord Progressions: pgs 74-75. "Circle of Fifths" Chord Exercises: pg 78. Major and Minor Chord Progressions: pgs 105-130. "6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions: pgs 121-122, 157-159."3 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions: pgs 122-123, 160-162. "7 - 3 - 6 - 2 - 5 - 1" Chord Progressions: pgs 124-125, 190-191. Gospel Chord Progressions ... ranging from "up-tempo praise" chord Progressions to "worship-oriented" chord progressions: pgs 65-78, 105-130, 147-165, 182-227. Various Blues Progressions ... 12-bar, seventh chords, diminished chords ... and others: pgs 163-165, 192. Jazz Chord Progressions ... using dominant ninth, eleventh and thirteenth chords: pgs 193-240 Study the different types of Root Progressions --- closing, opening, circular and other types of progressions: pgs 121-122. Study how chord tones and scale degrees relate to each other [which chord progressions are most likely to be compatible]: pgs 122-130. Learn various "turn-around" progressions [used in gospel music]: pg 213-214. If you don't have the 300-pg Course, click here to read more about it. |