A chord progression is simply the path that chords take through any given piece or song.

This video shows the phases that my painting "The Swan" went through on it's way to completion

In the continuing story of the four Cohorts, everyone is older - and supposedly wiser. Beau’s long lost abusive mother resurfaces and quickly becomes involved with his ex-boyfriend, and the two of them   more...soon join forces to plot against Beau. Amidst all this drama, someone attempts to kill one of the other Cohorts, while a crack addicted jailie seeks revenge on another. Check out this juicy page-turner to see just how the Cohorts have progressed....  less

Captured using Camtasia Studio
Graphic application used is Jasc Paint Shop Pro 9
Background music is Flaming Lips - Yoshime Battles the Pink Robots Pt.2

Very basic wiccan chronology dead can,t dance

Progression (Develop & Destroy): This video/3d effects piece focuses on the development and construction spreading throughout untouched areas and how it is quickly becoming a destructive focre that   more...will one day turn the planet into a concrete jungle. While development may be a good thing, it is also very destructive.

Some of the real life footage was filmed in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, the M1 motorway near Long Eaton, the M40 near Warwick, and other areas close by.

Music By Ils "The World Is Yours" (Distinc'tive Records)  less

http://www.OneFourFive.com A I IV V Progression is very easy on the guitar. Learn how to find I IV V on the guitar in any key. I IV V progressions are super common - and easy with this pattern.

http://www.flablabs.com/fat-burning-principles/ In order to advance fat burning, incorporate these principles.

http://www.guitargnosis.comI give you a few different tips on how to get new ideas for your songs.

Practice the 5 Positions of the BLUES SCALE. Dan Sindel demonstrates PROGRESSION Guitar Tab/Notation Software in this guitar lesson.

Just one of my daily warm ups, .....messin with a different progression.....

Here's a Free Uke Lesson - Arraon shows you the traditional Hawaiian Vamp chord progression for your ukulele - all for free.

I have come here to document the progression of my experience of therapy.

This is how far I've gotten ( I know, it ain't much... but with all the conferences I've had to attend, I don't have much time on my hands right now... ) I've added a trailer for another Kataang video   more...I plan to make in the (possibly distant) future.  less

Deep down Louisiana close to New Orleans
Way back up in the woods among the evergreens
There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood
Where lived a country boy named Johnny B. Goode
Who never ever learned   more...to read or write so well
But he could play the guitar just like a ringing a bell

Go go
Go Johnny go
Go
Go Johnny go
Go
Go Johnny go
Go
Go Johnny go
Go
Johnny B. Goode

He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack
Go sit beneath the tree by the railroad track
Oh, the engineerswould see him sitting in the shade
Strumming with the rhythm that the drivers made
People passing by they would stop and say
Oh my that little country boy could play

Go go
Go Johnny go
Go
Go Johnny go
Go
Go Johnny go
Go
Go Johnny go
Go
Johnny B. Goode

His mother told him "Someday you will be a man,
And you will be the leader of a big old band.
Many people coming from miles around
To hear you play your music when the sun go down
Maybe someday your name will be in lights
Saying Johnny B. Goode tonight."

Go go
Go Johnny go
Go go go Johnny go
Go go go Johnny go
Go go go Johnny go
Go
Johnny B. Goode


"Johnny B Goode" , "Chuck Berry" , Colt, Russ, Jim "Greg Spence Wolf", Paulette DeRooy", "Jam Session" "Neptune Coffee" "Open Mic" Mandolin, "electric guitar" , "Tap Dancing" "Rock and roll" , "Classic Rock" , "12 bar blues progression"  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comThings have changed drastically over the years, and things have gotten much easier in present time. Back in the day, recording your musical ideas consisted of putting them   more...to tape (literally). In present time, it's a bit more 'fancy'.In this video I'll give you a few tips on how to store your musical ideas, whether they be riffs, melodies, chord progressions, full-blown compositions or even just textual ideas. I show you what I've done personally and what works best for me, though there's really no right way to go about this. Whichever way benefits you most is the way to go.Saving these things is EXTREMELY important and I wholeheartedly recommend to begin doing this NOW if you're not already. We've all had those times when we've written something and wished that we would have recorded it in time to remember it for future use. By employing these few little techniques, your life will be a bit easier on the composing side.  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comJust imagine in 5 years time what you'll end up with if you begin to employ the tips I'm giving you. Looking back on 5 years worth of little bits and pieces of ideas can seriously   more...make you end up with a neat little treasure chest full of multiple holy grails of musical ideas.Songwriting doesn't have to be sitting around at your studio desk 'working'. It can be as easy as sitting around your house watching TV and coming up with an idea out of nowhere, then transcribing it and saving it for later use. You'll be surprised at what you came up with once you look back on all of it.By applying this, you'll see that it's gluing together musical confetti and taking these tiny bits and pieces and throwing them into a blender to ultimately produce a concoction of music that your heart and soul desires. Need I put it in any other way!?  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comTablature which includes fingering and fretting available on the site.This is the 2nd part of the 2nd half (4 in total) of the scales lesson.Practicing scales is simply   more...a matter of three different 'key steps', sans the actual theory and technique part. The technique will comes on its own with practice, and the theory of it..... well, the theory is already set in stone for you!Do you know how some guitarists get that 'doobladoobladoobla' high-pitched bumblebee-esque shredding sound? It's just a matter of playing scales (sometimes arpeggios) very fastly. With this lesson, you'll find the three basic 'hurdles' that are oftimes difficult to overcome when playing scales. I break it down into three basic steps:1: Finger shapes (fingering patterns) 2: String transitioning (or skipping) 3: Fret transitioning (or fret skipping)Practicing these three steps on their own, and then combining them all simultaneously is the path to becoming proficient with scales. Just practice these three things, simply add speed, and you're an instantaneous shredder. Seriously. There's not much to it. It's easier than you think!  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comTablature which includes fingering and fretting available on the site.This is the first half of the 2nd part of the scales lesson.Practicing scales is simply a matter   more...of three different 'key steps', sans the actual theory and technique part. The technique will comes on its own with practice, and the theory of it..... well, the theory is already set in stone for you!Do you know how some guitarists get that 'doobladoobladoobla' high-pitched bumblebee-esque shredding sound? It's just a matter of playing scales (sometimes arpeggios) very fastly. With this lesson, you'll find the three basic 'hurdles' that are oftimes difficult to overcome when playing scales. I break it down into three basic steps:1: Finger shapes (fingering patterns) 2: String transitioning (or skipping) 3: Fret transitioning (or fret skipping)Practicing these three steps on their own, and then combining them all simultaneously is the path to becoming proficient with scales. Just practice these three things, simply add speed, and you're an instantaneous shredder. Seriously. There's not much to it. It's easier than you think!  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comTablature which includes fingering and fretting available on the site.This is the 2nd half of the first part of the scales lesson.Practicing scales is simply a matter   more...of three different 'key steps', sans the actual theory and technique part. The technique will comes on its own with practice, and the theory of it..... well, the theory is already set in stone for you!Do you know how some guitarists get that 'doobladoobladoobla' high-pitched bumblebee-esque shredding sound? It's just a matter of playing scales (sometimes arpeggios) very fastly. With this lesson, you'll find the three basic 'hurdles' that are oftimes difficult to overcome when playing scales. I break it down into three basic steps:1: Finger shapes (fingering patterns) 2: String transitioning (or skipping) 3: Fret transitioning (or fret skipping)Practicing these three steps on their own, and then combining them all simultaneously is the path to becoming proficient with scales. Just practice these three things, simply add speed, and you're an instantaneous shredder. Seriously. There's not much to it. It's easier than you think!  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comTablature which includes fingering and fretting available on the site.Practicing scales is simply a matter of three different 'key steps', sans the actual theory and technique   more...part. The technique will comes on its own with practice, and the theory of it..... well, the theory is already set in stone for you!Do you know how some guitarists get that 'doobladoobladoobla' high-pitched bumblebee-esque shredding sound? It's just a matter of playing scales (sometimes arpeggios) very fastly. With this lesson, you'll find the three basic 'hurdles' that are oftimes difficult to overcome when playing scales. I break it down into three basic steps:1: Finger shapes (fingering patterns) 2: String transitioning (or skipping) 3: Fret transitioning (or fret skipping)Practicing these three steps on their own, and then combining them all simultaneously is the path to becoming proficient with scales. Just practice these three things, simply add speed, and you're an instantaneous shredder. Seriously. There's not much to it. It's easier than you think!  less

http://www.guitargnosis.comThis is the accompanying video for the pdf tablature, pdf guide with explanations, power tablature, and mp3 file on the major scale and modes.This lessons talks about the   more...major scale, its modes, what modes are in the first place, establishing major and minor mode tonality, as well as the darkness and brihtness of each mode.Every mode has its own tonality major or minor, with the exception of he Locrian. Just like the Locrian doesn't establish a major or minor tonality, it doesn't establish a major or minor arpeggio either. The Locrian the 7th note of the major scale is diminished in tonality, so it establishes both diminished scale tonality, and diminished arpeggio.Here are the modes of the major scale:I - Ionian (a.k.a. The major scale) ii - Dorian iii - Phrygian IV - Lydian V - Mixolydian vi Aeolian (a.k.a. The minor scale) vii LocrianBelow you can see which tonality each mode establishes.I - Major ii - Minor iii - Minor IV - Major V - Major vi - Minor vii DiminishedEach mode has the happiness or sadness that you're looking for. ...but they've also got their own color, all sitting on the palette that you're using to paint your picture (song).  less

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deep drum & bass tune that actually began life as a remix of Coldplays "Violet Hill" (note the same intro)