How Inversions and Slash Chords Create Better Progressions [MUSIC THEORY]

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Inverted chords are extremely useful. Working with inversions allows us to create better sounding progressions, since the bass is no longer stuck to jumping in parallel with the chord. This video explains the basic music theory of chords in first and second inversion, also called 63 and 64 chords respectively. In addition, we explore slash chord notation and 4 examples in full of how inversions can help us write more interesting and likable progressions.

The following videos are referenced in this lesson:
Writing Progressions in Major: https://youtu.be/M8eItITv8QA
Writing Progressions in Minor: https://youtu.be/j-j4g0ktPGw
Borrowed Chords: https://youtu.be/7IdttvJSedg
Secondary Dominant:https://youtu.be/py4HaueW50Q
Analyzing George Harrison's "Something": https://youtu.be/wcG7G1Ixb6E
My song, Generations: https://youtu.be/5Z5Ljhbp3A0

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