“Unlock the Secret Dramatic Shift: Mastering Key Changes to Elevate Your Songwriting!”
Considering the chords with how to compose songs with key changes: if we create a chord progression using the I, vi, IV, and V chords in the key of C (C Am F G) , This modulates to (D Bm G A) in the key of D. (Note that Roman numerals are the standard method of labeling chords, with lower case ones indicating minor chords.)
A great recent example of how to compose songs with these types of key changes is the song “Black Parade” by the band My Chemical Romance. The last double chorus changes keys right in the middle from the key of G major up a whole step to the key of A major.
