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Guitar Chord

Principal use on a song chord consists of 3 parts:  
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When we would accompany a song then we should be able to distinguish the tone on the song. A little extra: Base notes consist of noot-noot: do - mi - sol = 1 - 3 - 5 High notes consist of noot-noot: fa - la - do = 4 - 6 - 1 Low tone consists of noot-noot: re - sol - si = 2 - 5 - 7 re - sol - si - fa = 2 - 5 - 7- 4 In a song from the basic tone is not always immediately move to the high notes, but there is a through a connecting chord or two in order to be heard better rhythm. For example: Songs with basic tone C = do, with 2 chord connecting = From C -> Gm7 -> C7 -> F Gm7 and C7disebut 2 chord connecting. Above is a study of the major types of tone, then what about the manifold minor? I will explain, true tones, high, low, minor types are basically the same as the type of mayor, but there is little difference. Base notes consist of noot-noot: do - mi - sol = 1 - 3 - 5 (3) Not mi-derived half. High notes consist of noot-noot fa - la - do = 4 - 6 - 1 (6) Not la-derived half. Low tone consists of noot-noot: re - sol - si. So in the same low tone with a low tone on the major. Guitar chord amount to very much, here I will give you picture-chord guitar chord. 
 
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 I recommend, if you've mastered the chords above then you try to find your own variations are.

Principal use on a song chord consists of 3 parts: Basic Tones High tone Low tone When we would accompany a song then...

Jazz Chord

Jazz is seventh-chord idiom. The seventh chord serves as the basis of the jazz harmonic idiom. Chords larger than seventh are, of course, also common. Chord smaller than seventh chords are infrequently utilized. As basis of seventh chords we have the four types of triads: major, diminished, and augmented.

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The seventh chords are extensions of these basic triad type. Chords C and Cm upon diminished triads. In example 2, we see the five most common types of seventh chords. Chords (a) and (b) are constructed upon major triads, (c) upon a minor triad, (d) and (e) upon diminished triads. The common chord symbols are indicated below each chord.</div>
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Others  types of seventh chords are also possible, but are less common. Example 3 (a) shows a minor triad with a major seventh on top, 3 (b) illustrates a dominant seventh chord with a raised fifth, and 3 (c) shows a dominant seventh chord with a lowered fifth. Both 3 (b) and (c) occur in jazz as modifications of the basic dominant seventh chord.</div>
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Jazz also utilized so-called sixth chords. These chords are formed by the addition of an intervallic sixth above a basic triad type. Example 4 shows the two common sixth chords. Note that the sixth in both cases lies a major sixth above and the root of the chord. Since one of the chords is called major and the other minor, it is a common error to suppose that the sixth is altered to form the minor sixth chord.</div>
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Any seventh chord may be extended by the addition of ninths, clevenths, and thirteenths. For purpose of simpliecity the seventh chord types are listed below with the additions commonly found indicated alongside. Obviously, any note can be added to any chord. But in jazz, certain additions are common, while others are virtually never found. Note that regardless of the type of seventh chord the basic bibths, clevenths, and thirteenths found as additions stem from the major scale unless altered via a sharp or flat.</div>
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Chord Harmonization Techniques

In previous posts, we have discussed about the chord progression with harmonious results. This time I will discuss about arranges harmonized chord in the song. To create harmony can be reached by taking 2 or from the chord sounds. Example: Chord D major has an F# 2 tone sounds and the sound of three tones A major, because progresion Dmayor chord is D - F # - A. The definition of minor is a minor relative position of mayor, the sixth position of the major scale. By playing the notes using teknin This is an alternative to selecting a chord other than the original chord. But we must always consider in making changes progresion this chord, never deviate from the harmonized tones. This will result in a song that we heard not a harmonious arrangement. Of the many songs and types of music in the world, there are even many who had similar chord progresion. However it is very difficult to say this is an act of plagiarism, because the main character notes every song is different. Equation progresion chord arrangement may not necessarily have the same main pitch is that there is a variety of intonation patterns. Progresion array of chord C Am Dm G we encounter many different types of music and song. This is a pattern that is often used by many famous musicians, but the difference is the basic tone of the song. This pattern is also almost the same as the pattern D Bm Em A, only with a higher tone. Previously, the thing to remember is diatonic scales are divided into two types:     Major diatonic scales: C D E F G A B C '     Minor diatonic scales: A B C D E F Gis A '

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 Tone tone diatonic major scale starting from C, while minor diatonic scales starting from A. Chord is divided into three parts: 
 
Tonika chords Consists of 1 - 3-5 where 1 (do) serve as bass. The nature of the chord is stable, quiet and round. The role of these chords in the chord of the song is as central to the major scale as well as cover songs mayor. 
Dominant chords Consists of: 5 - 7-2. The nature of these chords are not calm and always wanted to move to Tonika. 5 (sol) here serves as a bass. Chords variation serves as a central chord movement of chords in a song to the tune lower. 
 
Subdominan chords 
 Consists of: 4 - 6-1 '. The nature of these chords are not calm and always wanted to return to Tonika and serves to move from Tonika to the top of the song (Reff / Chorus). 
 
How? It must be more clear .. Please you try and practice diligently, that creativity has no limits.

In previous posts, we have discussed about the chord progression with harmonious results. This time I will discuss about arranges harmonized...

Arrangement Music Definition and Chord Progression

For the musicians, after listening to and explored various types of music, then the next step is to try to develop his ideas. Musical ideas will give a touch to a song as it is in the thoughts and feelings, which arasemen music.  
 
Changing musical arrangement means changing the composition of original music with a touch of their own musical ideas. A
 little picture, a pop song that sounds soft jazz, with ideas you have 
then you can rearranging the song to be a rock'n roll character.<span title="Setiap lagu memiliki jenis musik dan karakternya sendiri, seperti irama musik reggae yang asik, musik blues yang mendayu-dayu, rock'n roll terkesan realita, musik funk yang rancak, hingga musik-musik etnik.">  
 
<span title="Setiap lagu memiliki jenis musik dan karakternya sendiri, seperti irama musik reggae yang asik, musik blues yang mendayu-dayu, rock'n roll terkesan realita, musik funk yang rancak, hingga musik-musik etnik.">Each
 track has its own kind of music and character, such as a cool reggae 
rhythm, music lilting blues, rock'n roll impressed reality, the smart 
funk music, to ethnic music.<span title="Tujuan latihan merubah aransemen lagu ini untuk mengembangkan kreatifitas dalam menciptakan sebuah lagu yang berkarakter, karena proses kreatifitas dapat terbangun dari karya-karya yang telah, kemudian disesuaikan dengan pemikiran anda sendiri yang lebih baik.">  
 
<span title="Tujuan latihan merubah aransemen lagu ini untuk mengembangkan kreatifitas dalam menciptakan sebuah lagu yang berkarakter, karena proses kreatifitas dapat terbangun dari karya-karya yang telah, kemudian disesuaikan dengan pemikiran anda sendiri yang lebih baik.">The
 goal is to change the arrangement of the song to develop creativity in 
creating a character song, because the process of creativity can be 
awakened from the works that have been, and then adapted to your own 
thoughts better.<span title="Ini adalah suatu proses yang tidak mudah, untuk memperjelas apa yang akan anda lakukan terhadap sebuah lagu, saya akan memberikan contoh yaitu lagu "Knockin' on Heaven's Door yang diciptakan dan dinyanyikan Bob Dylan, kemudian dibawakan juga oleh Guns n Roses, dan oleh Avril Lavigne">  
 
<span title="Ini adalah suatu proses yang tidak mudah, untuk memperjelas apa yang akan anda lakukan terhadap sebuah lagu, saya akan memberikan contoh yaitu lagu "Knockin' on Heaven's Door yang diciptakan dan dinyanyikan Bob Dylan, kemudian dibawakan juga oleh Guns n Roses, dan oleh Avril Lavigne">It
 is a difficult process, to clarify what would you do to a song, I will 
give an example of the song "Knockin 'on Heaven's Door composed and sung
 Bob Dylan, and performed also by Guns n Roses, and by Avril Lavigne . You can learn from the song to broaden your horizons. 
 Changing Chord Progression 
 This technical step in rearranging a song, and is part of a trend to note is the similarity chord progression on various songs.  
 
To start the exercise, you can find the original chords of a song and play it. After that, feel the energy song with your character and play with another chord but with the same basic tone.<span title="Sebagai contoh: dalam sebuah lagu nada dasar adalah chord A mayor kemudian chord berikutnya adalah Bm maka kita dapat menggatinyadengan chord yang posisinya lebih rendah yaitu G# tetapi tetap menjaga harmonisasi, atau dimulai dari Chord D mayor dapat diganti dengan chord F#m yang merupakan posisi lima">  
 
<span title="Sebagai contoh: dalam sebuah lagu nada dasar adalah chord A mayor kemudian chord berikutnya adalah Bm maka kita dapat menggatinyadengan chord yang posisinya lebih rendah yaitu G# tetapi tetap menjaga harmonisasi, atau dimulai dari Chord D mayor dapat diganti dengan chord F#m yang merupakan posisi lima">For
 example: in a song tones are chord A major then the chord next Bm ,<span title="Sebagai contoh: dalam sebuah lagu nada dasar adalah chord A mayor kemudian chord berikutnya adalah Bm maka kita dapat menggatinyadengan chord yang posisinya lebih rendah yaitu G# tetapi tetap menjaga harmonisasi, atau dimulai dari Chord D mayor dapat diganti dengan chord F#m yang merupakan posisi lima">we can replace it with chord position lower at G # but still keep the 
harmony, or the start of the chord D major can be replaced with a chord F
 # m which is the fifth of the D major chord, so the results remain harmonious. 
 
 In
 changing the arrangement of the chord of a song you have to pay 
attention to the basic tone of what is used in the song and then specify
 progresion so the results remain harmonious chord.

For the musicians, after listening to and explored various types of music, then the next step is to try to develop his ideas. Musical ideas ...