The time that we have been given so far allowed me to understand some different key parts of building and creating my very own music. I have learnt that in coolio for chord 1 we use C, E or G. For chord 4 consists of F, A and C, in the last chord the notes can/may consist of either G, B or D. So far I really like my music piece because I have used my chords correctly and my teacher has told me a way that helps me find each chord. A - B - C - D - E - F - G
In order to find a chord you need to leave 1 each time, example: A chord A - C - E , B chord
B - D - F, and so on. If my music piece has a note repeated twice it would sound better if you add a note that is close to it. Example: A A you can add A - B - A.
In your picture you have correctly labelled bar 1 as chord I (1) = CEG, but you should have labelled bar 2 (not chord 2) as chord IV (4) = FAC followed by chord I (1), then bar 3 (not chord 3) as chord I (1) = CEG followed by chord V (5) = GBD. You know how to find chords and build them. Well done. In your last sentence, can you remember what we call the B between the 2 A's?
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