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suspended chords

suspended chords

Using suspended chords in your songs

September 10, 2021December 14, 2021 Scott McCormick

Suspended chords work as substitution chords, can smooth out chord progressions, and add tension to your music. Here are some great examples of how to use suspended chords in your songs. Read the post

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Songwriting tips from the Beatles’ “Help!”

September 26, 2019May 31, 2022 Scott McCormick

Few popular songs meld music, lyrics, and theme as potently as the Beatles’ 1965 hit single, “Help!” Here’s how they did it. Read the post.

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