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As the title suggests, does the chord progression and melody have to be in the same key. I'm currently making beats and need to know the key that they're in. Will the key of the song be in the key of the melody or chord progression. Currently I've made them in different keys so will this effect someone trying to sing over them as they're in diffrent keys?


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Suppose I'm playing the piano, using my left hand to repeatedly hit the note Cas a very simple bass line to give the key of my song (C major). Then I use my right handto play a melody that fits within the key, but instead of playing notes in theC scale to get a 'cleanly fitting' sound I rather go for playing the melody usingthe G scale, creating a slightly unusual deviation from what one would expectfrom a song in the C key.


When I try this out, it creates a sound that I recognize from some songs (for instancethe intro song in Disney's Beauty and the Beast uses this kind of 'harmonization' when the villagers greet each other) and the sound feels so natural that I think that the concept of playing the melody in a different scale than the 'expected one', given the key, should be somewhat well known/understood.


Does this kind of 'harmonization' have a name (in the case where we use the dominant (V) scale instead of the scale indicated by the key (I))? And more generally, are other scales than (V) in the melody commonly used to create a 'special feel' to a song?


Suppose I'm playing the piano, using my left hand to repeatedly hit the note C as a very simple bass line to give the key of my song (C major). Then I use my right hand to ... [play] the melody using the G scale...






Again, if we're talking about (modern) modes - there are seven of them, one of which corresponds to the major scale, one of which corresponds to the natural minor, and 5 others. Apart from perhaps the Locrian mode, there are well-known examples of all of them. If we explain your example in terms of modes, then rather than thinking of it as V in the melody, we might also think of it as the major scale but with IV as the home note.


That F♯ could be considered as G♭, which happens to be the flat five that dwells in a lot of blues. Thus giving a slight blues tinge to the melody. Blues will use F, G♭ and G♮ from the note pool, but that 'odd' note hints at blues.


Esoteric Footnotes: Some of the "elocutionists" from a century or two ago actually talked about how different intervals (specific intervals!!!) could evoke different emotions (specific emotions!!!) in speech. More recently, 1990s IIRC, a team of medical researchers tried to measure the effect of differences between a major key melody and a minor key melody on people with Alzheimer's. Fortunately, JMO, more recent research has taken a holistic approach--as opposed trying to measure alleged effects of microscopic changes.




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To commence this lesson, I will play a well-known melody that you can readily identify. The song I've chosen is none other than the ubiquitous Happy Birthday tune that is familiar to virtually everyone.


Next, we are going to look at the melody notes in the song and play chords that mostly have the same notes in the chords as the melody or contain notes that create some tension that resolves to the chord.


The following phrase, G-G-G-E-C-B-A, you will want to stay on the C chord and then when the melody moves towards the end of the phrase from B to A, use the F (IV) chord to resolve the tension that you can hear being created. You can hear for yourself how the sound resolves on the A note with the F chord.


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One of the characteristics of the piano that makes it so wildly different from many other instruments is the fact that it is able to play more than one note at once. And so, when approaching music for the piano, one of the most important things to do, even before beginning to read the piece, is to isolate the melody line.


The melody (see it highlighted below), played mostly with the pinky and fourth finger of the right hand, should essentially feel like another hand altogether. It should float above the rest of the piece, easily distinguishable, like a flute in a flute/piano accompaniment, while the triplets should provide a pulse to the music, a beat.


You can see, highlighted in blue, how the accompaniment quite literally swaps over midway from left to right, and the melody does the opposite.If you look at the score and the melody is buried within a tonne of arpeggios, make sure you listen especially carefully during that section when listening to recordings, or get your teacher to point out the important notes.


This incredible jam Sipe Nwa (Cover) also features a wonderfully captivating melody that will quickly draw you in and all the energies and vibes necessary to make your day worthwhile.


If you understand the relationship between melodic notes and two core theoretical concepts, any melody you write can have a happy home. To choose the right chords for your melody, you will need to transcribe, analyze, and experiment.


Where each musician begins their songwriting process also varies. Some prefer to write a chord progression or a rhythm first, while some pen lyrics before any music comes to mind. So what do you do when inspiration strikes in the form of a melody? To move forward with an isolated melodic idea, we should understand two vital concepts that will prove essential in choosing the right chords for your melody.


By better understanding the relationship between melodic notes and diatonic chords, every melody that worms its way into your ear can find a comfortable habitat to call home. Next time inspiration decides to strike, just remember to transcribe, analyze, and test out your options. You can also demo all of your chord and melody options by recording them with the free Spire app for iOS. Happy writing.

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