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Ionian Chords in the C Major Scale | Chord Progressions and Theory"
In this video, we dive deep into the Ionian mode of the C major scale and explore the chords derived from it. The Ionian mode is essentially the major scale, and it forms the foundation for some of the most familiar and widely used chords in music.

When you start from C in the C major scale, you get the following diatonic chords:

C Major (I): C - E - G
D Minor (ii): D - F - A
E Minor (iii): E - G - B
F Major (IV): F - A - C
G Major (V): G - B - D
A Minor (vi): A - C - E
B Diminished (vii°): B - D - F
Each of these chords has its own unique function and mood within the key of C major. For example, the I (C major) chord gives a sense of resolution, the IV (F major) creates a sense of tension and leads back to the I chord, while the V (G major) creates a strong pull back to the tonic, C major.

In this video, we’ll walk you through these chords, show you how to build them, and demonstrate some common chord progressions like I-IV-V and ii-V-I, which are staples in many musical genres. Understanding Ionian chords is essential for anyone learning music theory or guitar because they form the harmonic structure of countless songs.

By the end of this video, you’ll have a strong understanding of how the C Ionian scale connects with the chords of the C major key and how you can use these chords to craft your own progressions, whether you're writing your own music or improving your improvisation skills.
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