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Basically there are a finite number of places that you can "go to next" in any musical context, and some of those destinations are more normal than others. Lik
by scarecrowbob 9y ago
Basically there are a finite number of places that you can "go to next" in any musical context, and some of those destinations are more normal than others.
Like, usually we go to work and then home. But some days we stop by the bar. Maybe we planned a trip to the zoo and stopped for ice cream afterwards.
That all seems normal-ish to me.
But sometimes it's like, we are on our way to school for the day, but let's stop off in Times square for 5 min, and then Mount Rushmore, and then a dentist office in Iowa land on the moon, get a hot dog... and now we are at school for the morning.
- scarecrowbob 9y agoOr like, in folk guitar you might play a C chord, followed by a C chord with a B as its root, then an Am chord... that happens all the time. But very rarely would you play a C chord followed by an Eb major chord in folk music. But if you're playing Jazz, you might be more open to that possibility.