Why are Minor Chords Perceived as “Sad”? Part 1 article by Kurt Ellenberger, published on July 8, 2025 at All About Jazz.

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The top three notes give us the b9th (Eb), the 3rd (F#) and the 13th (B). This Gmaj9 gives a nice finishing chord, meaning ...

This Gmaj9 gives a nice finishing chord, meaning Examples 3, 4 and 5 in sequence give us the II-V-I progression, a classic chord move in this style.

The 1 4 5 progression is instantly familiar to our ears as it is one of the most common progressions in Western music. In most of the examples in this lesson, those three chords will be found together ...

Chord progressions are the sequences of chords that form the backbone of your musical arrangement. They can evoke different emotions, moods, and styles, depending on how you choose and combine them.