modulation - build a map as you go along
As you move through the lessons on modulation to all the closely related keys, take this map along with you.
Every time you learn the pivot chords that modulate to a key (and back home again), add them to the map. (getting home from V is an exception you'll learn about in the first lesson)
You don't need this map. If you just understand the principle of how to find a pivot chord, you can always deduce how to get from one to the other. But, building out this summary map is a good idea. And if you memorize these pivots, all the better. This map will then readily exist in your brain.
Every time you learn the pivot chords that modulate to a key (and back home again), add them to the map. (getting home from V is an exception you'll learn about in the first lesson)
You don't need this map. If you just understand the principle of how to find a pivot chord, you can always deduce how to get from one to the other. But, building out this summary map is a good idea. And if you memorize these pivots, all the better. This map will then readily exist in your brain.
| modulation_map.pdf |
