How To Know Which Chords To Use In a Song
BEFORE You Play The Song! Become a "Musical Mind Reader"

What chord comes next?

• So how could I tell whether it should be F or G?
• What if there are more than 3 chords in a song? What then?
• Does that mean that there are always just 3 chords in a song? No, but there are literally hundreds of songs that are made of just 3 chords.
• If the melody is a "A", than I would guess that the chord is F. Why? Because "A" is in the F chord, but is not in the G chord.
• If the melody is a "B", then the chord is probably a G chord. Why? Because "B" is in the G chord, but is not in the F chord.

That's what we'll take up in the course so you'll understand it clearly!

How will it help you to become a "musical mindreader"?

• If you play for a living, there's a good chance it will increase your income!
• You will develop more confidence in your playing as a musician...
• You'll amaze other musicians & friends who don't know what you know...
• If you teach piano or guitar or any instrument, you'll have a wealth of knowledge about music that you can share with your students.

Exciting things you'll learn...

• Apply your new knowledge to any song in any key -- major or minor.
• Learn "the family of chords" and never wonder who is in each family again.
• Learn what chords 7th chords "want" to progress to...
• Learn what chord to start on -- once you know the key of a song...
• You'll also learn all about the "Circle of 4ths" and how it reveals "family secrets" of key relationships, chord relationships, chord progressions, chord substitutions...
• Learn what three chords are the most likely to be used in any song...
• Learn what chords will occur in any key...
• You'll learn about the "fam", the "cousins", and the "neighbors" -- enough chords to keep you going (and other guessing) for a long time.

Price: 39.00
Date: 2009-04-14
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