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Harmonic Ideas for the Chorus
Author: Jimmy Kachulis
Lesson description
Berkleemusic songwriting instructor Jimmy Kachulis explains how to create an effective chorus using a chord progression in any key color that doesn't end on the I chord of the key.
Related Berklee Music Online Certificate Programs
Related Berklee Music Online Courses
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Learn how harmony can help you to articulate the essential meaning of a song, and the best ways to adapt chords and progressions to suit your unique songwriting style and ideas.
BMW-131 Songwriting: Melody
Learn to construct strong, expressive melodies that your audiences will remember.
BMW-130a Songwriting: Writing Hit Songs
Move your listeners and express yourself more effectively by crafting your songs the way hit writers do.
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