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Offline dogie

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Guitar Cord Progressions
« on: December 05, 2004, 07:40:35 PM »
If anyone has a chart of what cords go togather I would appricate a copy of it.

Thanks

Offline JayP5150

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« Reply #1 on: December 06, 2004, 02:49:37 PM »
I do, but it won't let me paste it, for some reason.  Guess I'll have to write it out for you (ugh).

Root   4th    5th    6th (relative minor)

A        D      E       F#m
B        E      F#     G#m
C        F      G       Am
D        G     A       Bm
E        A      B       C#m
F        A#    C       Dm
G       C       D      Em

From that, you should be able to fill in the #/b keys.  Let us know if you ever need anything at all.

God bless.

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« Reply #2 on: December 06, 2004, 02:50:52 PM »
hmm...  For some reason that jumbled together.  I think you get the idea, though.  Sorry about that.  I couldn't edit it to space right.

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this is a theory chart
« Reply #3 on: December 14, 2004, 01:44:02 PM »
in your major scale you have 1(M) 2 (m) 3(m) 4(M) 5 (M/dominant) 6 (m) and 7 (diminished)
this means your first chord is major ,2 min, 3 min, 4 maj, 5 maj, 6 min, 7 dim.  
in theory it is legal for the 1 chord to go anywhere
that is just the begining-im goin to try to chart this out-

      --------------->(IV ) >  (viio) >    I>
       iii>  vi  >      ( ii )>   (  V )>
                <----------------------                            
in this chart, 1 goes anywhere, starting from the left, three can go to 6 and also to .  six can go to (4 or 2 in parenthesis). 4 can go to 2 below it and also to (7 or 5 in next parenthesis)  it can also go to 1.  2 cannot go to 4 but can go to 7 and 5.  7 can only go to 1.  5 can go to 1 or 6.  chart this out for yourself with what i wrote below this chart and you will some the poicture.  this one will help as a start though.  keep in mind though that this is only the tip of the iceberg . you can do whatever you want musically as long as it sounds good but this diagram will show you some standard movements.

hope that helps-
zach 8O

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mistake
« Reply #4 on: December 16, 2004, 01:08:07 AM »
the bottom line of the chart shifted to the left when i posted it..the V should be underneath the vii   and the ii under the iv.
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