How To Make The Most Common Chord Progression Sound WONDERFUL [Simple Music Theory]

The most common chord progressions in all music is probably the progression from the V chord of the key to the I chord of the key. In C major this chord progression is G(7) to C, and in C minor it's G(7) to Cm.

If you try to play it, this chord progression sounds really plain. There is nothing really special about it - and yet in one form or another, it's been used by practically every single musician who composed anything. Why?

The reason is that, among other things, this chord progression is really 'flexible' and gives a lot of freedom to musicians in creating variations. In centuries of music theory, great musicians have found several ways to make this simple chord movement sound different and interesting.

In this video, you find some of the best-sounding tricks collected for you and explained in a simple way. These are the tricks that professional songwriters use to make a 'plain' chord progression sound special... so watch the video, learn the tricks, and use them in your music!


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