Friend, Here's Another FREE Ear Training Lesson for ALL FREE Subscribers and Paying Student Customers!

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Friend, Here's Another FREE Ear Training Lesson for ALL FREE Subscribers and Paying Student Customers!

Here's Another Application of the 1 6 2 5 Progression Applied in Popular Music!

Hi Friend,

First I want to thank my FREE Newsletter subscribers and especially the students that have invested in my eBooks, DVDs and memberships.

Because to be honest, if it weren't for their support, I would not have been able to maintain my online presence for almost 8 years!

So, I sincerely thank you.

Now for the lesson...

I was creating a SPECIAL video for one of my Inner Circle students, and came across this once popular song by Mel Carter.

Now here's your test:

Try to define the Key of the Song.

HINT: Always listen to the bass. The bass "outlines" the harmony.

This song also modulates near the end.

Click Here to View the Video

To your success,

Ron

July 9th, 2009 at 8:24 pm

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