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Right Hand Chord Riffs.
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Popular I IV Riff.
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As we have explained before,
one of the most common occurrences in
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all types of music,
is the movement of one chord to another,
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that is either five steps below,
or four steps above.
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The Cycle of Fifths,
C [SOUND], two, three,
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four, F [SOUND],
B-flat [SOUND], E-flat [SOUND],
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A-flat [SOUND], D-flat [SOUND], etc.
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And that can also be looked at,
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that it's [SOUND] C to F, but
four steps above [SOUND].
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Okay, B-flat [SOUND], E-flat [SOUND].
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I know it looks confusing,
but it's the same thing.
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You're raising the flanks of one four
rifts because you're generally moving
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from [SOUND] the chord, to the chord
above [SOUND] and back again [SOUND].
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Okay, [SOUND] C there to F middle,
so C to F.
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I'm sure you've heard that.
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You can go from G to C, that's part
of the cycle B E A D G C [SOUND].
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C middle [SOUND], I'm gonna go to.
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You've heard that in blues and
gospel playing, I'm sure.
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Try the following sequence
on the next piece.
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You're going to have three chord patterns.
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You're going from the C [SOUND],
F middle [SOUND].
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You went from F [SOUND],
to B-flat middle [SOUND].
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To cycle of fifth again, B E A D G C
A B-flat A-flat D-flat, and so on.
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[SOUND] That's the next in the cycle
[SOUND] that you're going up to.
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[SOUND] And that's why it's the four.
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G [SOUND], C-middle [SOUND].
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Okay, and then you can try
a progression based on that, so C
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And that just helps you play the next
song, the I IV Shuffle Blues.
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