Using Non-Functional Harmony Chord progressions can be used in which the traditional tendency of chord resolution is not apparent. This type of chordal movement involves arbitrary root movement. Experimenting with root movements of varying intervals can help in this process. Since there are no set theoretical rules to follow in this instance, final decision on the acceptance of a particular progression should be based on your ear and musical taste. Here are some examples of the use of non-functional harmony. cat BT car ENS AbTsust par pT becomes Ca? on Blsuss Fat BT becomes FA? Ans Désust 2