It's very simple to join one chord to the next in the context of a chord progression, and one of the tools in your armoury ...

99 times out of 100 a good chord progression is make-or-break for a decent song or track, but how do you get started and string an appropriate set of chords together, if the blank screen is ...

This is a great way of injecting some ‘blues’ flavour into your chord progressions. You can also add 9th and 11th intervals for more colourful sounds a well as a #9 interval for that classic Hendrix ...

but we recommend experimenting with using them in your own chord progressions. The two most important chord types in music are major and minor: generally, major chords sound bright and happy ...

New musical ideas are created when performers improvise with their instruments. Sometimes the chord progressions that form the foundation of a song might be changed, so an improvisation might ...

If your chord progressions sound a little clunky, try approaching your harmony in an inverse way. In its simplest form, an inversion is created by moving the notes contained within a chord or triad, ...

In its simplest form, an inversion is created by moving the notes contained within a chord or triad, so that a different note occupies the bottom spot. The theory behind this principle is pretty ...