/r/Minor4
We love the iv chord here.
Thoughts/examples/memes about the iv chord.
/r/Minor4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqmAe0QfkjU
Key: Eb
Main theme chord progression: Eb | Gm | Ab | Abm | Cm | Gm | Ab | Abm
Not only does this song use the minor iv; the rest of the harmony is mesmerizing. Intro riff is brilliant within its self.
It even uses bVII when returning to main melody..
Enjoy y’all 🙌
I'm not even joking
Gmaj7 to cminmaj7 back to Gmaj7
I’m looking for some songs to listen to while writing/doing homework/etc and music with words always distracts me. Anyone know good songs w minor 4 chords and no words?
iv + time signature change = perfection (2:54)
iv intusiests! There's a zeppelin song that goes I to iv, sounds like Page does the iv in the 1st inversion. Also clean guitar. Iconic song. But I can't remember! I just accidentally figured it out playing with movements on guitar. Anyone on here can recollect the tune I'm referencing?
Mostly a curiosity question. How does your main instrument affect how you approach the iv chord? Do you do anything different on secondary instruments? Is there a voicing preference you steer to?