Borrowed Chords: Add Flavor to Your Music
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Unlock the Secrets of Borrowed Chords
As the name suggests, borrowed chords are chords "borrowed" from other modes. These chords introduce an unexpected element to music, enhancing its complexity and depth. Unlike secondary chords, borrowed chords are simply noted with their root quality and no modifier.
For example, in the key of C major, an F-to-C tritone would resolve to a G and B. This creates a half-step from F to G and from C to B, adding tension and a sense of anticipation.
Borrowed chords have the power to transform ordinary progressions into extraordinary masterpieces. By incorporating these techniques into your music, you can create captivating melodies and add a touch of intrigue to your compositions.
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