12 bar blues progression
Blues is the most popular style. blues has variety of ways . 12 bar
blues with different harmonies, melodies, and lyrics (verse, chorus,
bridge) , you can play the 12 bar blues with any key. the best way to
memorize the 12 bar blues is to remember the order of chords and the
number of bars for which each chord is played. so combining the numbers
with your knowledge of chord sets, as long as you can find the root of
the root of the I chord
the 12 bar blues progression :
I - I - I - I - IV - IV - I - I - V - IV - I - I
this structure remains the same regardless of key or tempo, making it
easy for a singer to interchange lyrics from one blues to the next
improvise something on the spot.
C = 0
G = #1 (F)
D = #2 (F,C)
A = #3 (F,C,G)
E = #4 (F,C,G,D)
B = #5 (F,C,G,D,A)
F# = #6 (F,C,G,D,A,E)
F = b1 (B)
Bb = b2 (B,E)
Eb = b3 (B,E,A)
Ab = b4 (B,E,A,D)
Db = b5 (B,E,A,D,G)
Gb = b6 (B,E,A,D,G,C)
by Puguh kribo
key signatures
if we play music , we will find about key signature, direction about
sharps (#) and flats (b) to be use is called key signature. and we must
remember piece of music is based on the notes of the scale of C major
does not mean the it is restricted to eight notes, but the eight notes
of the basic scale can be used at any pitch, one or more octaves higher
or lower. example we play on G major, so F major become F# . it is not
necessary to write in the sharps or flats every time they are needed.
CIRCLE 5TH /4TH |
G = #1 (F)
D = #2 (F,C)
A = #3 (F,C,G)
E = #4 (F,C,G,D)
B = #5 (F,C,G,D,A)
F# = #6 (F,C,G,D,A,E)
F = b1 (B)
Bb = b2 (B,E)
Eb = b3 (B,E,A)
Ab = b4 (B,E,A,D)
Db = b5 (B,E,A,D,G)
Gb = b6 (B,E,A,D,G,C)
by Puguh kribo
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