Japanese Music Harmony: Key Fluctuation Used in J-POP, Gaming, and Anime Music by kayano chino

Author:kayano chino [chino, kayano]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-02-18T22:00:00+00:00

2. DMT and RMT

As shown in Fig. 2-1-1, DMT include RMT, so all the techniques of RMT can also be used in DMT.

1. Oudou Progression

IV-I-IIIm7-VI in a major key is commonly called "Oudou progression" in Japan. Starting with IV, it has the effect of key fluctuation to S key, and it has the effect of RMT by proceeding to VI in the latter half, which is a relative minor key to T major key.

Fig. 2-2-1

2. Third interval progression

A chord progression containing roots that are a third interval apart is an intrinsic progression of RMT. I-III in a major key, introduced in the two-chord section of the first volume, is often used to express sorrow in Hollywood movie BGM. If #iv[0] is used in this section, it also incorporates the effect of the key fluctuation to D key in addition to RMT.

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