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Nerd alert: It's in C Ionian with a borrowed II (add9) from the Lydian mode. (Watch the video to see exactly what I mean.) Here, you'll get inside the songwriters' collective heads to gain special insight that will boost your own skills as a songwriter.
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Songwriting is fun when you can actually see what you're doing. I use the familiar patterns of color to explain music theory so you can wri
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For me the whole song hangs on that moment in the bridge when the CAF loop from the chorus suddenly has a G added. I remember sitting at home decades ago when the album came out listening to One, and although I'd heard the song several times before that surprise switch to G unexpectedly moved me to tears. I've always guessed it was maybe a resolving chord that hadn't been used in the song up to that point, but that isn't the case from your analysis: G is in the verse. So why does it have such impact? All I can think is that the chorus CAF is emphasised several times before the G is added...?
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@maxt1846
2 years ago
Great as always. By the way, are you planning to make videos on modulations / scale switching?
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