3 Ways to Modulate from the Same Opening - Music Composition

This music composition lesson takes an opening bar and demonstrates how to modulate into three different closely related keys. The opening bar is used as a departure point for modulations to the dominant, the subdominant and the relative minor keys. We explore how to use a pivot chord and explain all the options for pivot chord choice in each of the given situations. This video will give you confidence in writing modulations and in recognising modulations in music you are playing or analysing.

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🕘 Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction to three ways to modulate from the same opening
0:40 - What do we mean by the term pivot chord?
1:49 - Playing the three examples of modulation
3:28 - Dominant key modulation
7:43 - Subdominant key modulation
10:43 - Relative minor key modulation
16:22 - Conclusion

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