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So you have decided to learn the modes of the major scales. These different modes give you opportunities to add variety to your music and allow you to borrow the chords from the parallel modes, known as the mode mixture. In this article, we will cover the Dorian mode in detail – including its formula, … Read more
Modulation music theory allows you to shift between the music keys to spice up your music and create variety while ensuring musical unity. In this article, we will cover the relationship between the keys, requirements for modulation, and different types of modulation with their essential concepts and examples. Read the complete article to learn about … Read more
Roman Numeral Analysis is a valuable technique for analyzing the chords and progressions in a piece of music. You can use it to transpose the standard progressions, like the circle of 5ths progressions or blues, to any key. In this article, you can learn about Roman numerals, their notations for triads, 7th chords, chord qualities, … Read more
An inversion represents a change to the intervals, voices, melodies, and chords. The figured bass notation is a way to represent the different inversions of the chords. The current article on the figured bass symbols covers its music theory, the inversions of triads and 7th chords and their diatonic numbers, the figured bass symbols, the … Read more
The augmented chords add more tension to the music and yearn for resolution. Hence they make a good replacement for the dominant chords if you want variety, a chunkier & old-time voice, and particularly if you are looking for a dreamy & mysterious sound. A 7th chord increases the tension even more before it finally … Read more
Do you know that the film music during all the dream sequences contains augmented chords? The augmented chords have a mysterious sound and can suspend the tonality. This does not in any way preclude its usage in tonal music. In fact, it has a chunkier sound than the V chord and can easily replace it. … Read more
