Non-Diatonic chords can be used to spice up your chord progressions by stepping out of the scale and using notes that bring a fresh sound.

In the widespread boredom epidemic of the 16th century, the Harmonic Minor scale was invented to battle the blandness of major and minor scales. While that sentence may be a complete and utter falsification of music history, it does have some truth to it. Harmonic Minor has a dark and mysterious sound that is, as of yet, not so common in popular music, making it useful for bringing in some freshness to your compositions. So today we're going to see what exactly it is, where

We are going to learn how to use diminished chords in progressions. But before learning their use, it is important to understand tension...