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Category Archives: Theory
The Secret to “Passing Chords”
For example, if you are playing in the key of F and you will be going to the “B Flat” Chord, you can play the F-Augmented chord first, then play the “B-Flat” chord. F-Augmented is the “passing” chord. You might … Continue reading
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