There are already endless videos and articles online showing you the most common chord progressions and in which songs to find them so I wanted to do something different... a bit more danthecomposery, so I came up with this video idea: find a random interval (or two), identify it, know what it will feel like before you play it, then see if you're right. Then choose a chord type for each note and feel how they will sound before you play them. Combine the interval and chord type together in your mind first, then see if it sounds the same when you play it. Even if it doesn't, you'll start to learn the results anyway so it's a win-win!
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