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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Guitar => Topic started by: walterhiggs on February 16, 2016, 08:47:49 AM
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Hello All,
There is a song I have been hearing on the radio, and I just love the chord progression, but I cannot seem to get it all right. The song is "Seasons" by Tiffany Bynoe. The chord progression really makes the song. If someone could decipher the chords, I would really appreciate it. I do know its in E flat, but my ears aren't trained enough to figure them out. Thanks in advance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqKm1Co8I8s (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqKm1Co8I8s)
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No help?
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The song is in the key of F#. The chords are G# minor, B major, F# major, C#/F.
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Thanks, I will give those a try. God Bless!
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You're welcome....BTW, E flat is the relative minor key to F#.
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I was going to say that the e minor pentatonic scales works perfectly over this song. So the key could be considered E flat minor right?
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It is common practice to refer to the major when denoting a song's key unless the emphasis is on the minor tonality.
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Hey FunkStrat, Sorry to bother you, but I have tried these chords and something doesn't sound right. Could you post where on the guitar you are playing these? A video would be really helpful if possible. Thank you.
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Hey FunkStrat, Sorry to bother you, but I have tried these chords and something doesn't sound right. Could you post where on the guitar you are playing these? A video would be really helpful if possible. Thank you.
I'll try and see if I can get a video. In the Key of F# you have:
I. F# Major/Ionian
II. G# minor/Dorian
III. A# minor/Phrygian
IV. B Major/Lydian
V. C# Major/Mixolydian
VI. D# Minor/Aeolian (natural minor)
VII. E# Diminished/Locrian
It's been a while since I've played it, but there a couple of things that I tend to do. Namely, I almost always play a minor 7th chord vs. a straight minor. Why? Because it's easy. In this particular example, the change from G# minor to B major only requires the bass to change from G# to B. The underlying triad stays the same. I'll re-examine it and see what's up.
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OK...I see what I did. It should be G# min, B Maj, D# min, C# Maj.