Trading Licks Episode 12 | Guitar Lesson | Triads, Motifs and Intervallic Lines

This month, Robbie will be exploring a C Dorian progression featuring diatonic triads, melodic motifs, and descending intervallic lines. The focus begins with an analysis of the chord progression to visually understand the rationale behind choosing a C Dorian tonality.
The two-bar chord sequence for this month incorporates a minor seventh and two slash chords, all situated within the Bb major key. Examining the breakdown reveals that the progression commences on the second chord of the Bb major scale, namely Cmi/Cmi7.
It is commonly observed that the initial chord in a progression signifies the tonal center, leading to the identification of a C Dorian progression, as Dorian represents the second mode of the Bb major scale.
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Thanks Robbie! Recently started to learn music theory and this series has been really helpful

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Nice job