<p>Listen in as Kraus discusses yet another 3 chord formula used in pop music.  Is it based on the natural minor scale or the major scale.  Is this pattern based in metal, pop, or country?  You decide!!!  If you are interested in learning to read music, play the piano, or play the guitar, check out <a href="https://pianoandguitarinstitute.com/" target="_blank">Piano & Guitar Institute.</a>  Virtual lessons or in person lessons.  YOU DECIDE!!</p>

Listen in as Kraus discusses yet another 3 chord formula used in pop music. Is it based on the natural minor scale or the major scale. Is this pattern based in metal, pop, or country? You decide!!! If you are interested in learning to read music, play the piano, or play the guitar, check out Piano & Guitar Institute. Virtual lessons or in person lessons. YOU DECIDE!!

<p>Listen in as Kraus discusses yet another 3 chord formula used in pop music. &nbsp;Is it based on the natural minor scale or the major scale. &nbsp;Is this pattern based in metal, pop, or country? &nbsp;You decide!!! &nbsp;If you are interested in learning to read music, play the piano, or play the guitar, check out <a href="https://pianoandguitarinstitute.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Piano &amp; Guitar Institute.</a> &nbsp;Virtual lessons or in person lessons. &nbsp;YOU DECIDE!!</p>

Fast forward to the 70's and 80's and we have another three chord formula!

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Fast forward to the 70's and 80's and we have another three chord formula!

Fast forward to the 70's and 80's and we have another three chord formula!