[Circle of fifths]
Progression that moves through keys/chords by perfect fifths, creating strong pull and satisfying resolution.
Tag taxonomy · Harmonia e melodia
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[Secondary dominant]
A dominant chord that targets a chord other than the tonic, adding drive and forward harmonic motion.
[Neapolitan chord]
A bII major chord (usually in minor keys) that creates a bold, dramatic color before resolving.
[Bridge modulation]
A key change that happens in (or because of) the bridge to refresh the song and raise emotional stakes.
[Enharmonic modulation]
A key change achieved by re-spelling a note/chord (e.g., G♭ becomes F#) to pivot into a new tonal area.
[Phrase modulation]
A key change that occurs mid-phrase, often disguising the transition so it feels seamless.
[Modulatory sequence]
A repeating pattern that shifts up/down through keys, creating momentum and a sense of climbing stakes.
[Diatonic pivot]
A smooth section-to-section shift using a chord that naturally belongs to both the starting and destination key.
[Pivot technique]
A method of switching direction using a shared chord, common tone, or rhythmic anchor as the hinge point.
[Key shift cue]
A clear signal that a modulation is happening (dominant setup, pickup note, bass move, or drum fill).
Harmony and modulation
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[Circle of fifths][Secondary dominant][Neapolitan chord][Bridge modulation][Enharmonic modulation][Phrase modulation]
Melody and motif development
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[Ascending progression][Descending melody][Motif transformation][Thematic transformation][Climactic theme][Whole-tone step]
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