Just the Two of Us: Chord Review
So the song "Just the Two of Us" has a lot of opportunity for things like passing chords.
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chorDLE!: Try To Accomplish Two Things
An ear training exercise: identify the note that never changes and name the chord at the end — by structure or by function.
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Every chord has a parent and a child, and every chord is a parent and a child.
