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- Here are a string of progressions that I have listed for you all. We will be working off of the song, "When I Think About The Lord" since it is easy to "spruce up". Hope you like them. |
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Progression #1 |
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We have established that you can use minor ii-V cycles when going to a six chord. If you havent read that page first go back and read it! Here is a different voicing for the progression.
In F
Em7(b5)
R.H.- Db-Gb-Bb/ L.H.- E-D
A7(#5#9)
C-F-A / A-D-G
Dm11
G-C-E-G / D-C
Try it!
It has kinda a heavy end, but works |
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Progression #2 |
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This is just another voicing for the cycle we just played. It is alot lighter, so it gives your bass some room to walk. However, make sure he visits the modal section of this site!!!
In F
Em7(b5)
Db-Gb-Bb / D-Ab
A7(#5#9)
C-F-A / Db-G
Dm11
C-E-G / D-F-A
It is actually more of an organ progression. |
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Progression #3 |
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Let's now use a string of 13 chords to arrive to a IV chord
In F
Dm11 Cm9 F13 Bbmaj9
...how he saved me, how he raised me, how he filled me...
Now let's try
(each chord up to the Bb recieves one beat, or a quarter note)
Dm11 Dm13 Cm11 F13(b9) Bbmaj7
...how he saved me, how he raised me, how he filled me...
Voicings
Dm11
C-E-G / D-F-A
Dm13
C-E-G / C-F-A
Cm11
F-A-C / Eb-G-Bb-D
F13(b9)
Gb-A-D / Eb-Gb-A-D |
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Modern progressions |
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