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Chuck, for me, making or changing chords is an almost an infinite event. I do it based on the melody, and also try to go where it's not expected to go. The circle of fifths just seems too simple or normal to get all fuzzy about it, even if just practicing. It's fifths! So what? Once you do one, it's done! I don't really get what the hype is about that term. Maybe I need a better explaination of it all? I just go wherever the song is taking me! Circles, rectangles, triangles, even broken lines with a leap of faith to get back on track! Or maybe not get back! (cool ending)!
C to G,,,C# to G# yeah!!!!! whoppie!!! ????????
In need of more insight to this term of circle of fifths that is so enlightening.
John
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