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In this video I’m gonna show you guys a couple of pieces that use 7,9th-chords. I got the impression especially Japanese composers love to use them. Those chords can be extremely helpful if you want to create ambient music or make simple chords more emotional and interesting! And of course we’re playing around with the inversions.
A chord voicing containing a minor 2nd interval like this really adds some friction and gives those chords a characteristic sound!
I have no sheet music for the Yu-Gi-Oh! pieces. Figured them out by ear.
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