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Strict diatonic note and chord selection provides a gigantic amount of possibility for song-writing and solo'ing; however, it still places us inside a box that we occasionally want to escape. The simplest way to do this is to ''borrow'' chords or notes from other scales/keys.
== PreReqs ==
* [[Music Theory Basics]]
* [[Music Theory - Diatonic Chord Progressions]]
* [[Music Theory - Minor Keys]]
* [[Harmonic Minor and Augmented Chords]]
* [[Circle of Fifths]]
* [[7th Chords]]
== V/V ==
The most common borrowed chord is the V or V7 of V chord. It is essentially a dominant function chord whose function is to resolve to the dominant chord of the current key.
== Homework ==
== Q & A ==
== Related Lessons ==
== PreReqs ==
* [[Music Theory Basics]]
* [[Music Theory - Diatonic Chord Progressions]]
* [[Music Theory - Minor Keys]]
* [[Harmonic Minor and Augmented Chords]]
* [[Circle of Fifths]]
* [[7th Chords]]
== V/V ==
The most common borrowed chord is the V or V7 of V chord. It is essentially a dominant function chord whose function is to resolve to the dominant chord of the current key.
== Homework ==
== Q & A ==
== Related Lessons ==