The First Bit Of Jazz Theory You Should Learn @Piano_Pig
The First Bit Of Jazz Theory You Should Learn  @Piano_Pig
Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
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Functional harmony, also known as diatonic harmony, is a way of thinking about the purpose of chords and harmony. It’s a method of assigning labels and numbers to chords.

It’s an incredibly useful way of thinking about music and it’s really worth making sure you fully understand the concept as it will make the process of learning jazz so much easier.

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