If you want to add some nice color, and richness to your Harmony you can add what are called Chord Extensions also known as Tensions, but how do you know which Tensions you can use for each chord? I'm going to break down how to find that out for every chord in the Major Key, as well as chords in minor Keys such as min/Maj7 chords, Augmented Chords, Diminished chords, and more.
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0:00 Intro
00:25 Rules
01:20 Origins of the Tensions
2:34 Chord Functions
4:08 C Ionian Chord Scale
5:42 D Dorian Chord Scale
7:40 E Phrygian Chord Scale
8:55 F Lydian Chord Scale
10:34 G Mixolydian Chord Scale
11:37 A Aeolian Chord Scale
12:17 B Locrian Chord Scale
13:11 Let’s look at minor Key harmony
14:40 A min/Maj7
18:40 bIIIMaj7 and bVII7
19:14 V7 chord in minor Key
21:57 Augmented Chords
24:29 Diminished Chords
25:59 Blues Chords
28:08 Final Notes
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