Today we're looking at chord progressions and the theory behind Elton John's "Your Song" from the piano perspective. When we zoom in on a song and look at the music theory it doesn't matter what song we choose. We could do this with any song because chord relationships mean the same no matter what piece we are studying. But, rhythms, volume, how we attack notes, etc., all of these factors contribute to what a piece of music is telling us, or saying to us.
Music is as complex as any language in the world and it conveys feelings to our hearts not just ideas that give us images of things.
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