Harmony for Composers (Part 5): Hybrid Chords

In this video, we discuss Hybrid chords and how they can be used to add some controlled instability to the sound of your music.

Hybrid chords are very popular in blues, Jazz, and Cinematic music. I cover what they are, how to create them, and (most importantly) how to use them! As always, I'll also cover how they impact our approach to functional harmony and voice leading.

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[hiphoprajeshlifeksr]

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[ryxsenl]

I would not exaggerate if I would say that my music got two times better in terms of workflow and quality after just a few videos of yours, thanks for the time put in (:

[stevenkual]

Best of the best explanation.. Thank you so much

[Gabriel-bnbx]

Keep em coming as fast as you can make em!!!

[bizzar]

This is the series I've been searching years for, thank you

[SuperKirby_Gaming]

Excellent video! Thank you for bringing back the Cubase example at the end; it really helps with understanding the material.

[Koruru]

Great video!!! Thank you for sharing these expensive knowledge!

[ChizFreak]

Nice video! Are you planning on making a new video talking about the concept of Structural Harmony (ex. chord progressions that are tonic prolongation etc.)? It would be a nice topic that very much fits the category of ''Harmony for Composers''!

[MrJinglesVS]

what software do you use. Also great vid!

[VasaMusic]

with score or partition it could have been more clear and professional