Music Theory II: Advanced Chords

Now we learn all the cool chords like diminished, augmented, major 7s, and even minor b5 and #9 dominant chords, and of course, voicings to make them sound cool. Pre Requisite Knowledge: How to play major and minor chords. Major and minor scales. (Covered in Music Theory I) Gear: Keyboard

Modern Music Theory IV: Substitution Chords

I have nothing against a C chord. But what if there's another chord that sounds better? Or a chord that sounds more interesting, sad, happy, inquisitive or saucy? Let's keep our options open and dive into the seemingly limitless possibilities of chord substitutions. Pre Requisite Knowledge: How to play major and minor chords and their extensions (maj9, dom7, 11, etc.) (Covered in Music Theory I). Gear: Keyboard

How to Sing Runs: The Basics

When and how to sing runs.