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In [[muxic theory]], '''modal mixture''' is the practice of substituting a minor chord in for a major or vice versa in any given key. In the key of F, one could substitute A for Am. This would be the use of modal mixture. In Cm, E could be substituted for the normal Ebm.

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−	In [[music theory]], '''modal mixture''' is the practice of substituting a minor chord in for a major one or vice versa in any given key. In the key of F, one could substitute A for Am. This would be the use of modal mixture. In Cm, E could be substituted for the normal Ebm.	+	In [[music theory]], '''modal mixture''' (sometimes a '''borrowed chord''' or '''modal interchange''') is the practice of substituting a minor chord in for a major one or vice versa in any given key. In the key of F, one could substitute A for Am. This would be the use of modal mixture. In Cm, E could be substituted for the normal Ebm.

	==Example==		==Example==

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−	In [[music theory]], '''modal mixture''' is the practice of substituting a minor chord in for a major or vice versa in any given key. In the key of F, one could substitute A for Am. This would be the use of modal mixture. In Cm, E could be substituted for the normal Ebm.	+	In [[music theory]], '''modal mixture''' is the practice of substituting a minor chord in for a major one or vice versa in any given key. In the key of F, one could substitute A for Am. This would be the use of modal mixture. In Cm, E could be substituted for the normal Ebm.

	==Example==		==Example==

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	In [[music theory]], '''modal mixture''' is the practice of substituting a minor chord in for a major or vice versa in any given key. In the key of F, one could substitute A for Am. This would be the use of modal mixture. In Cm, E could be substituted for the normal Ebm.		In [[music theory]], '''modal mixture''' is the practice of substituting a minor chord in for a major or vice versa in any given key. In the key of F, one could substitute A for Am. This would be the use of modal mixture. In Cm, E could be substituted for the normal Ebm.
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		+	==Example==
		+	In the song ''None'' by Elevation Church, the chorus features modal mixture.
		+	5
		+	You are the One
		+	6 4
		+	Who knows my need
		+	1
		+	Before I call
		+	5
		+	You tell the storm
		+	6 4
		+	When it will cease
		+	1
		+	Before it starts
		+
		+	5
		+	The God above
		+	6 4
		+	Who searches me
		+	1
		+	Within my heart
		+	5
		+	The highest praise
		+	6 4
		+	Cannot proclaim
		+	1
		+	How great You are!
		+
		+	[Chorus]
		+	'''5-'''
		+	There is none like You
		+	4
		+	None like You
		+	1
		+	The faithful One
		+	1
		+	Jesus
		+	'''5-'''
		+	There is none like You
		+	4
		+	None like You
		+	1
		+	The faithful One
		+	1
		+	Jesus
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		+	==See also==
		+	*[[Nashville notation]]

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−	In [[~~muxic~~ theory]], '''modal mixture''' is the practice of substituting a minor chord in for a major or vice versa in any given key. In the key of F, one could substitute A for Am. This would be the use of modal mixture. In Cm, E could be substituted for the normal Ebm.	+	In [[music theory]], '''modal mixture''' is the practice of substituting a minor chord in for a major or vice versa in any given key. In the key of F, one could substitute A for Am. This would be the use of modal mixture. In Cm, E could be substituted for the normal Ebm.