Meaning Chord progression
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Chord progression


A string of chords played in succession.
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Chord progression


See changes.
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Chord progression


[1] a series of chords that strengthens a key. The opposite is called a retrogression.
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Chord progression


a sequence of chords. “Chord changes” is another term for this. it is common to refer to a short sequence of chords as “chord changes,” and a long sequence of chords, such as an entire song, as a “chord progression.” I’ve heard these terms used interchangeably, as well as just being called “changes.”
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Chord progression


A series of chords played in succession
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Chord progression


A sequence of chords played one after another.
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Chord progression


A group of chords played in sequence (in a defined order).  Ex:  G / / / C / / / G / / / D / / / C / / / G / / /  (is a chord progression in the Key of G) 
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