Strange Chord Progression In C major 😎 #guitar

Here's a strange but wonderful chord progression. It ends on a beautiful Cmaj7 and moves smoothly with beautiful Jazz Chords through C major harmony, but remember: Scale ≠ key 😎

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My name is Jens Larsen, Danish Jazz Guitarist, and Educator. The videos on this channel will help you explore and enjoy Jazz. Some of it is how to play jazz guitar, but other videos are more on Music Theory like Jazz Chords or advice on practicing and learning Jazz, on guitar or any other instrument.

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[JensLarsen]

Are you familar with IVm and #IV chords in a key? 🙂

[TheFissionchips]

Popular chords in modern prog such as Plini

[drfunken]

Tremendous as always, im going to try them right now 🔥

[kevindonnelly]

I'm in shock !! No bVI Maj !!?? Still, I like the sound of each chord on its own and together in the progression. Nice mysterious colours. I know of IVm chords and what they are but should be more familiar with them. I know that #IV Chords can be tricky customers. I remember a few months ago I spent three days working on a 'micro-thesis' as to why they exist - and posted this in the comments. I'm sure there must be easier approaches to using #IV Chords. Often there's some trick of the trade. Why don't more musos investigate colours in harmony like this ?

[bassyey]

Feels like there should be one more chord at the end.

[chrisnirelbarahonamatute]

Hi Jen, how much different are a chord progression and chord melody

[emanuelfarber]

Hello friend! Why do you always use 7th chords? Cheers