Summary of the book's structure and usage / code function analysis

PART01.
Chord progression starting at 1 (1-100)
PART02.
Chord progression starting with 2 degrees (101-119)
PART03.
Chord progression starting with 3 degrees (120-122)
PART04.
Chord progression starting with 4th note (123-162)
PART05.
Chord progression starting with 5th note (163-164)
PART06.
Chord progression starting with 6th note (165-196)
PART07.
Chord progression starting with Non-Diatonic (197-200)

Ilsan Oppa's new book after 4 years!
'Chord Progression Pocket Dictionary 200' is a book that organizes various chord progressions that appear in hit songs.
Above all, it is organized in order of the diatonic chord degrees, so you can easily look up chord progressions like a dictionary.

Additionally, we have explained what functions the codes in the progress have and how they are applied.
If you want to learn Mars and start composing music in earnest, this will be of great help.
This will not be a book you read once, but one you will read again and again.


- Author's Note

When I was asked by a publisher to write about code progression, I was initially skeptical.
Because I had a question in my mind: 'Is it really true that I have grown by learning the so-called Money Chord progression?'
Ultimately, you need to know the theory behind code progression to grow, but I was worried that 'wouldn't there be an ironic situation where people who don't know the theory well would find it useless to read books?'

After lengthy discussions with the publisher, we ultimately decided to focus on the keyword dictionary.
We've organized the table of contents so that you can browse through the various progressions you can connect to, starting from where you get stuck while creating the code progression.
Usually, when you write one or two codes, you often have trouble finding the next theme, but since the code progression is organized like a dictionary, you can immediately try out various themes.