Chords are the background, the landscape upon which music is created and are the most noticed part of music. That goes for any style and explains why jazz, country, and metal all use somewhat different chords. Wouldn't it be nice to know the difference so you don't sound lame in the style of music you love? Wouldn't it be great to know exactly how to make a C9, or Cmaj9 or C5, the difference in sound and why? Wouldn't it be great to create a song, or emulate a song you love, that sounds EXACTLY like what you had in mind. This is the livestream for you. We'll learn the building blocks of the 3 basic chord styles, how to distinguish by ear each, and the chord styles for blues or classical or rock music to make your music come alive.

As always, answering individual questions from attendees has first priority. So you can ask about important musical/harmonic/chordal issues or problems you're having.

@markteachesmusic is a channel dedicated to you, helping you learn to play or sing the music you love. 99.9% of learners can become great at their music. This means you. AND you should like, subscribe, and click the bell for notifications to this channel. AND then share this with some musician or musician wish-to-be friends.

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