Harmony Basics : 2- The Chromatic String Of Fifths
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downhill240 6 months ago
Question:
Why do you choose F to F# (@ 1:10)? Visually, it seems logical to stay in the natural notes, F to B. Yet you go up one more fifth to F#. Why is this?
rbridgeman 1 year ago
This video is expanding my mind.
Blessings.
rbridgeman 1 year ago