The Best Chords to Follow Chord VI (in Major Keys) - Music Composition

The video tutorial explores chord progressions starting from chord 6 in the key of C major. It explains the formation of chords using the C major scale and the use of Roman numerals for labeling. The tutorial offers 13 possible chord progressions from chord 6, encouraging experimentation and exploration of different musical possibilities.

What is the first degree chord in the key of C major?

• CEG

• EGB

• DFA

• FAC

Why are Roman numerals used in music notation?

• To indicate tempo

• To mark key changes

• To show dynamics

• To label chords

Which chord progression is considered strong according to the video?

• 6-2-5

• 6-3-1

• 6-5-1

• 6-4-3

What is a common note in the progression 6-3-1?

• E

• G

• D

• C

What is the progression 6-4-1 an example of?

• A modulation

• A cadence progression

• A common note progression

• A return to the root

What is the purpose of returning to Chord 6 in a progression?

• To fill a gap

• To change key

• To create tension

• To resolve a phrase

Which progression includes a cadence?

• 6-7-1

• 6-4-5

• 6-3-2

• 6-5-3

What does '7B' indicate in a chord progression?

• Root position

• First inversion

• Second inversion

• Third inversion

What is the significance of using inversions in chord progressions?

• To change the key

• To increase volume

• To alter the tempo

• To create smoother transitions

How many possibilities are discussed for progressing from Chord 6?

• 10

• 12

• 13

• 15