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The 5 of 5 Chord.
A “5 of 5” chord is a secondary dominant — specifically, it’s the dominant (V) chord of the dominant (V) chord in a given key. In Roman numeral analysis, it’s...
The 5 of 5 Chord.
A “5 of 5” chord is a secondary dominant — specifically, it’s the dominant (V) chord of the dominant (V) chord in a given key. In Roman numeral analysis, it’s...
Sacred Chord Progressions
Hope you had a great Easter and enjoying your spring. This month the music theory post is about sacred chord progressions. What is the name of the chord progression that’s used...
Sacred Chord Progressions
Hope you had a great Easter and enjoying your spring. This month the music theory post is about sacred chord progressions. What is the name of the chord progression that’s used...
Dissonance vs Consonance
Dissonance vs. Consonance: The Push and Pull of Musical Emotion Music is often described as the language of emotion—and like any language, it has grammar, tension, and release. At the...
Dissonance vs Consonance
Dissonance vs. Consonance: The Push and Pull of Musical Emotion Music is often described as the language of emotion—and like any language, it has grammar, tension, and release. At the...
Interview Playback
For those that missed it, here is the interview on my official YouTube Channel... Or on the Composer's Corner Channel...
Interview Playback
For those that missed it, here is the interview on my official YouTube Channel... Or on the Composer's Corner Channel...