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All 24 Permutations of "The 4 Chords" in Popular Music
I, IV, V, and vi are the most commonly-used chords in popular music, and they can be arranged into 24 unique four-chord loops (4! = 24). Many of these arrangements are very popular in music, but some are rarely or never used. The goal of this video is to demonstrate all 24 chord progressions by collecting examples from popular music (or, in cases where I found no examples, to demonstrate with "demo" songs).
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common chord progressions
The Nashville number system is not just for country music.
I heard this simple jazz progression recently. It evokes a feeling I can't quite put into words - a novel self-recognition, a luster over the void.
“Are you dominant or sub—“ The only “sub” or “dom” you’ll find on my blog is the subdominant chord Yeah Plagal cadence send post
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It's Music In Our Schools Month in the 2025-2026 school year, and TFB is here to assuage music teachers' fears in the next school year!
Why? The students will INCESSANTLY REPEAT:
But never fear - if they'll enroll in private piano or guitar lessons, take AP Music Theory, and/or enroll in a music conservatory, they'll soon realize that "6-7" won't be just a thing youths would utter all day.
Hence this:
This canvas print is perfect for the band room or choir room! Or even a piano studio, enhancing the mood for chord progression lessons! And early music lovers, you'll get a knack out of this, too!
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Caug Caug7 Fm Caug Caug7 Fmaj
Oooooooo augmented chords :D
not sure how I feel about the last F being major
Fmaj7 G6 Am Em6no3
ooo I like it. Kinda jazzy? C l i m b
