[00:01] keep in mind when we're creating chord progressions. When do we want to be back at home in the most stable position, the one chord, and when do we want to be away from home? Because this current chord progression represents us being at
[00:14] home briefly at the very beginning and then the rest of the time we're away. And anytime we're away, we're creating a little bit of tension. Going back home then relieves that tension. And we don't want to be back home too often with the
[00:27] often, everything just feels too stable and and too resolved. The only way we can create resolution is if we first create some tension and then resolve that tension. So, let's hear what this sounds like.
[01:00] and the F chord in those positions. So, let's go from the A minor down to the let's go from the A minor down to the five chord, the G.