教你给流行歌曲配和弦（Teach you a chord in a popular song）.docVIP

教你给流行歌曲配和弦（Teach you a chord in a popular song） This tutorial focuses on popular music, using the alphabet mark chord technique, which is more intuitive. Friends who have studied keyboards or guitars may feel more intimate. Then were going to get to the point. If you dont know much about music, you may feel a vacuum belt, and the courses behind it are geared towards a friend who has a certain foundation. The first chapter is a new theory of chords Tradition and acoustics explain all chords into three degrees, and strive for perfection and specification of harmony. However, the harmony of modern pop music, especially jazz, has been highly complicated and free. The three fold is still the basic principle of chord formation, but it is not an important explanation. It is now possible to say that when you put a few sounds together, your pronunciation will form a chord. Whether the harmony is normative is a secondary issue, and the errors of parallelism five and eight are largely disregarded. The only rule is: does it sound comfortable and in place?. A functional complex with jazz chord almost make you confuse chord, chord name Bruce size mix together, it is difficult to die rather baffling into harmony with the classical theory to explain. We are now entering the wonderful world of modern chords. Chord markers in the second chapter This tutorial uses the alphabet chord notation to represent chords. This is the general labeling of pop music, and it is a combination of series markers will be very convenient, can make you very thorough insight into the relationship between subtly different chord tone, as if your mind there is a chord table. Now lets get familiar with this notation. 1. Major triad: root tone and three tone is the third, fifth and three tone is the mistress of uppercase letters English name root to represent, such as DO, MI, SOL C FA, chord, LA, DO chord represented by F, SOL, drop down MI, SI Eb said, l FA, l LA, l DOL with F# show. 2. Mistress: root chord a