While it might feel limiting to have such a simple structure in a song, it can give you more freedom.

If you compare this to a typical verse-chorus pop/rock song, it’s an incredibly simple structure. The B section is only a small part of the song at 22 bars before moving back to the A section for the rest of the song (around 72 bars). The first A section lasts for 48 bars before moving on to the B section. Here’s the entire song mapped out to the A B A structure: We start with one progression (the ‘A’ section), move over to a different progression in the middle of the song (the ‘B’ section), then return to the ‘A’ progression. If we ignore the lead guitar, the structure of this song is simple. In this article, I will give a basic analysis of the song and how you can take the music theory ideas and apply them to your own playing. It’s a great song to analyze from a music theory point of view because you’ll be able to take a lot of simple ideas and use them in your own music.Ĭompared to other songs by Joe Satriani, this song is quite easy to play. The simple structure and slow pace is a good way for intermediate guitarists to start experimenting with improvising. But over all if you’re just starting out this app does have what you’d need to play along with the song or even memorize the chord progressions.Always with me, always with you by Joe Satriani is a classic instrumental song that showcases a lot of great ideas and music concepts. It would be great if with in the app you could change the key with out effecting the tempo. Even after the update so just be warned this app will get you relatively close to what the song is doing but you have to use some music theory to ‘translate’ what it’s saying to do. Major 7th, 9th, 11th and 13th would be absolutely amazing! But I do feel like the 9th on would be difficult to detect. It would be GREAT if this was more advanced than just giving the major and minor and the occasional diminished chords that it picks out. This gives me the extreme very basic chords. I use this app when I don’t really have time to sit down and 100% dissect a song and see exactly what chords the artist is using in their song.

I play the piano, organ, bass and drums, all by ear, at my church.

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