Thanks for the amazing video as always Alex! Howard Shore is a master in common tone chord progressions(Monoverantus(yt channel) focusses on his music maybe fun to check out).
And yet again a very nice video! Thank you so much! It has motivated me to come up with a common tone progression on my own: |: Am - Bbsus#4 -> Bb - Cadd9 -> C - Eaug -> E(omit5add#11) :| I think the proper chord symbol for Bbsus#4 is Bb(omit3add#11), but writing it as Bbsus#4 makes the function of that #4/#11 more clear.
@@AlexHeppelmann I simply apply following four-part voice leading: E E->D D->C C->Bb A; here you could use also a suspension: Bb->A C Bb G G# E A F E E C A Bb C E A
Thanks a lot Alex for another wonderful video lecture... you are definitely a very good teacher in my book ;-) Kind regards and blessings, MaxT
Thanks, Max!
Fantastic video Alex. As always you pack lots in to unpick on future watching
Thanks, Mark!
Thanks for the amazing video as always Alex! Howard Shore is a master in common tone chord progressions(Monoverantus(yt channel) focusses on his music maybe fun to check out).
Thanks, I'll check it out!
Thank you so much for your video! Your channel is incredible!
Thank you!
And yet again a very nice video! Thank you so much! It has motivated me to come up with a common tone progression on my own:
|: Am - Bbsus#4 -> Bb - Cadd9 -> C - Eaug -> E(omit5add#11) :|
I think the proper chord symbol for Bbsus#4 is Bb(omit3add#11), but writing it as Bbsus#4 makes the function of that #4/#11 more clear.
Awesome! I'd love to see how you voiced these chords!
@@AlexHeppelmann I simply apply following four-part voice leading:
E E->D D->C C->Bb A; here you could use also a suspension: Bb->A
C Bb G G# E
A F E E C
A Bb C E A
@@DJKLProductions very cool!