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Welcome back, dear learners! Today, we dive into the second lesson on our main topic, Chord Progression , by focusing on a key element of music— Rhythm . In the first lesson, we discussed the three elements that weave a song together: sound , rhythm , and lyrics . Today, we’re focusing on rhythm , which plays a major role in shaping the style and structure of any song. Think of music like a factory that produces a product (songs). Just like a shoe factory needs leather as raw material, music relies on sound as its raw material. This sound passes through various stages, and rhythm is one of the most important processes that determines whether a song is outstanding or not. What is Rhythm in Music? Rhythm is like the heartbeat of a song. It keeps everything moving in time and gives the music its flow. Rhythm is made up of: Timing : When and how sounds are played. Beat : The steady pulse that drives the music. Tempo (Speed) : How fast or slow the beats move. These three parts of...

Dear Piano Enthusiasts, Welcome to TwiPiano , your one-stop platform for learning piano using the Twi language. We are excited to have you join our community as we explore the beauty of music together. My name is Isaac Atta Boah, also known as Odiyifoɔ, and I will be your guide on this musical journey. Today’s lesson is an introduction to a critical topic in piano playing— Chord Progression . This concept is fundamental to understanding how songs work, and mastering it will greatly improve your piano-playing skills. Let’s dive in step by step! What is Chord Progression? In simple terms, Chord Progression refers to the way chords are arranged in a sequence or "chain" within a song. Think of chords as the building blocks or foundation of a song. Every song uses chords, and they are organized in patterns that guide how the music flows—either moving higher (up in pitch) or lower (down in pitch). Understanding chord progression is crucial because: *It helps you recognize ...