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Chord Progressions in Jazz Harmony by yola222 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses chord movement patterns in music. It explains that the tonic chord typically moves to the subdominant chord, which moves to the dominant chord, and then back to the tonic. It also describes how chords can move within the same category like tonic to tonic, or use retrograde movement from dominant to subdominant. Finally, it outlines three basic chord movement types in jazz and popular music: root movement by fifth, diatonic movement, and chromatic movement, with root movement by fifth
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- yola222
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- EN