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Tag Archives: Roman Numerals

04 KImprovBk1 – Father I Adore You (I-ii-V)

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Barry Liesch

We use the worship chorus, Father I Adore You, to practice two basic harmonic progressions: (1) I – ii – V – I; (2) I – IV – V – I.  These progressions occur frequently in  worship choruses and hymns. Then we practice seven different stylings involving these progressions.

Posted in Articles | Tagged arpeggiating, avoid melody, comping, Father I Adore You, pedals, rocking motion, Roman Numerals

Appendix 1: Pop Symbols vs Roman Numerals

Posted on June 12, 2012 by Barry Liesch

We use language that is commonly accepted in both popular and classical music circles. Popular/Commercial musicians use pop symbols whereas classical musicians are taught to think in terms of roman numerals. You will need be to be familiar with both.

Posted in Articles | Tagged chord symbols, Roman Numerals

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