
	How Music Works 1) Sound and Music 2) The Major Scale 3) Chords and Harmony 4) Scales and Melody 5) Meter and Rhythm 6) Chord/Scale Relations Overview Scale Tones Scale Tone Triads Other Scale Tone Chords C Major Scale Chords Major Scale Progressions C Melodic Minor Chords Melodic Minor Progressions C Harmonic Minor Chords Harmonic Minor Progressions Related Chords of Other Keys Roman Numeral Notation Key Centres 7) Playing with Chords 8) Playing with Scales 9) Writing Songs


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(6.7) Melodic Minor Progressions

Melodic Minor based chord progressions are less common. As mentioned before, the Melodic Minor scale is most often used as the basis for melodies, rather than chords.

Here is a couple of progressions though, to illustrate the sound of the harmonies which are produced by the C Melodic Minor scale.

A more useful set of related chords can be derived from the Harmonic Minor scale, shown in the following topics.

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