Harmony and Chord Progressions

Harmony means playing numerous notes at once. Almost all music we listen to has harmony, and a chord is a collection of pitches that form a single harmonic concept. Chord progressions are one way to show a piece's harmony, but they're not the only way. Francois Rengère, sound designer and Tom Wagner, music producer created the Harmony and Chord Progressions certification,  which is provided through Udemy.

Harmony and Chord Progressions online syllabus comprises 5.5 hours of self-paced learning resources, which include one article with lifetime unrestricted access. They are geared towards people who wish to learn the fundamentals of western harmony, the theory behind chord progressions, and how to put that knowledge to use by discovering more effective chord progressions and incorporating them into your own compositions. Harmony and Chord Progressions online training covers a variety of concepts and methods to generate compelling and fascinating chord progressions for numerous musical genres, including house, pop, rock, r&b, blues, classic, future bass, and progressive house and provides a practical application of the theoretical underpinnings. Aspirants will learn why some chord progressions work and others don't, as well as the criteria and codes for "hit song" progressions.