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1). Learn To Play Piano Chords: Learn To Play II-V-I Progressions By : Peter Edvinsson
II-V-I progressions are common in most types of popular music and mainstream jazz and more. If you can play II-V-I progressions you are in a lucky position. What then is a II-V-I progression? Well, come and see!
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2). Learn To Play Guitar Chords: Learn To Play Turnarounds On Your Guitar By : Peter Edvinsson
Turnarounds are chord progressions with the last chord taking you back to the first chord thus making it possible to play these progressions over and over again as an intro to a song, an ending or between verses. Here are some nice sounding but easy turnarounds for you!
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3). Guitar Chords: Open Chord Progressions In The Key Of E By : Peter Edvinsson
E-major is a very common key for guitar oriented songs. Many blues songs are written in this key and a lot of riffs can also be found. We will now explore some of the exciting open chords you will find in this key!
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4). Piano Lesson: Using The Blues Scale By : Peter Edvinsson
You can start improvising with the help of the blues scale today. You will learn three easy left hand chords and how to use them in your improvisations.
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