In 1722, Jean-Philippe Rameau defined harmony as: the gathering together of several sounds which are agreeable to the ear. This traditional definition is still true today, but it needs a little modern updating.
Read on to learn what even Jean-Philippe didn’t know – how to play Hit Songs on Guitar!
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You’re gonna wanna read this latest 12 Tone Music Newsletter ~ Dada Music ~ written by GRAMMY® Nominated Music Educator and author of Guitar and Bass EncycloMedia Mike Overly . . . http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs139/1119235923778/archive/1123698219280.html
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Join GRAMMY® Nominated Music Educator Mike Overly as he demystifies the understanding of Slash Chord Triad Inversions: Zero, First and Second.
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