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Modulation class

Discussion in 'Info, Requests, etc.' started by Jeff Laity, Apr 14, 2018.

  1. #1 Jeff Laity, Apr 14, 2018
    Mike has talked about a modulation chart that he made. How to get from C to Db, C to D, all the way around. It was going to be a free YouTube class I think? He mentions it in a few classes. Did this become "The Mod Squad?" Or is it somewhere else that I missed?
     
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  2. #2 John Eldridge, Apr 14, 2018
    Perhaps you mean this one? @9:10

     
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  3. #3 T.j. Prinssen, Apr 14, 2018
    Yeah, it's in that Unleashed class ^^

    Someone was kind enough to make this:
     

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  4. #4 Jeff Laity, Apr 14, 2018
    Perfect, thank you.
     
  5. #5 Bradley Boone, Apr 28, 2018
    Thanks for posting the file. Haven't compared it (the transcription) to the video (which I watched), but there's some errors in the harmonic analysis. For people that haven't seen the video, or need a summary, it shows some common modulation techniques:
    • common tones
    • borrowed/modal chords to create ii-V-I's to the new key
    • suspensions & harmonic pedal points
    • sequences
    It is nice to have these references. Some other places to look for modulation inspiration:
    • church organists have been studying these patterns forever (going from hymn to hymn and stuff)
    • jazz standards (learn how to use a variety of pre-dominant and dominant chords to tonicize a new key)
     
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  6. #6 Rohann van Rensburg, May 3, 2018
    Never thought of this, good point.
     
  7. #7 Raphael Badawi, May 3, 2018
    Basic stuff, always great to refresh the memory :)
     
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