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These changes can also be performed in the opposite direction, giving us the progression ''C vmaj - C sus2 - G vmaj'', or equivalently ''C vmaj - G sus4 - G vmaj''; the former version of the progression, with all tertiary triads, creates a more blended sound due to the chords all being of similar quality, while the latter creates a more expressive sound with the ''G sus4'' chord creating a resolution to ''G vmaj''. | These changes can also be performed in the opposite direction, giving us the progression ''C vmaj - C sus2 - G vmaj'', or equivalently ''C vmaj - G sus4 - G vmaj''; the former version of the progression, with all tertiary triads, creates a more blended sound due to the chords all being of similar quality, while the latter creates a more expressive sound with the ''G sus4'' chord creating a resolution to ''G vmaj''. | ||
=== Moving | === Moving Transpositions === | ||
For this example, presume that we are working with the 3L 4s "neutral" scale, beginning on the Kleeth mode on C. Let's then presume that we want to transition into a section that is rooted in the Kleeth move on B, a transposition of the original scale. Because the two scales contain the same relative pitches on different degrees, we need a way to make this change without sounding like a jarring leap. | For this example, presume that we are working with the 3L 4s "neutral" scale, beginning on the Kleeth mode on C. Let's then presume that we want to transition into a section that is rooted in the Kleeth move on B, a transposition of the original scale. Because the two scales contain the same relative pitches on different degrees, we need a way to make this change without sounding like a jarring leap. | ||