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Guitar Theory Simplified - The IV-I-V-vi progression

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Guitar Theory Simplified - The IV-I-V-vi progression

The IV-I-V-vi Chord Progression
In this Guitar Theory Simplified blog, we explore the IV-I-V-vi chord progression, a versatile progression that can evoke various emotional textures in your music. This sequence offers a smooth flow of chords that works well in many genres, from pop to classical.

What Is the IV-I-V-vi Progression?
The IV-I-V-vi progression uses the fourth, first, fifth, and sixth chords in a major key. We’ll show you how to use this progression to create movement and resolution in your music, and how to experiment with different voicings on the guitar.

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