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has lots of great links to all kinds of stuffs on chord progressions an shit. Exactly what I was looking for; maybe someone else was looking for it too. Guitar oriented but hey notes are notes. |
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Great link. Have you seen the track listing for the new Ae album? The I, ii, iii, IV, V, vi, vii track or whatever it is on the CD seems to be titled after chord progression theory. -P |
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TRACKLISTING 01. XYLIN ROOM 02. IV VV IV VV VIII <---- THIS ONE??? 03. 6IE.CR 04. TAPR 05. SURRIPERE 06. THEME OF SUDDEN ROUNDABOUT 07. VL AL 5 08. P.:NTIL 09. V-PROC 10. RENIFORM PULS |
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as for the site..... guitar music is structured in a different way to, say, piano music... different instruments, different styles etc etc |
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ahhh... there is non-guitar stuff there too.... looks like a good link... |
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i really doubt thats the chord progression of aes track |
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What's a VV? A third an octave up? |
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? V would be the five chord... and VV would be the secondary dominant of V. but I still doubt it. |
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I just added the two fives together. @_@ So reckoning from C, VV would be D 'cause it's a fifth from G? |
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yep but it would be a D Dominant 7 ... a major chord, with a flat 7. (D F# A C) instead of D minor 7 (D F A C) |
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Oh right, F# 'cause we're thinking in G now. I must admit I've never seen that VV symbolism before... do you use it to notate progressions based on the circle of 5ths? |
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well, its usually written V/V you use it, when you want to put a strong movement to a certain chord. it can be done on any chord. V/ii, V/iii, V/IV etc. It just cadences to that chord. The characteristic of the V/(whatever) chord, is that its always dominant. That its, a major chord, with a flat 7. |
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