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I think is one of my favorite videos on music I’ve ever watched in my life! Very well made and I love the constant drum beat in the background which makes it feel like the whole video is a song. Great job and thank you for this! It’s super helpful

Great video, however parallel fifths sound bad in almost every scenario, specially in a renaissance style song like this one

man, IVmaj7(#11) sounds very dissonant in this scenario. I'd rather get rid of it. P.S. i take my words back. this melody makes it perfect!

great tutorials thanks

I know it will never happen, but I will never stop hoping for a vinyl release of this absolute masterpiece.

i just saw this video in 2024??? where have i been???

Thank you so much for this clear explanation, I needed this !!! Cheeeers mate !

Thank you for finally making me understand this! Subscribed

thanks!

If I somehow get to this level in PowerPoint, you bet Imma make the best thank you video you've ever seen.

An entire 4 years of college level composition and theory in a little over 4 minutes. Very impressive. God bless CZcams.

So good. "Only scratched the surface" he says, but it's already far beyond any explanations I've seen before, and it was only 4 minutes long! Thank you. Awesome.

Great explanation, thank you

This is really useful. thank you. But with this technique, isn't there a high risk of consecutive octaves and fifths? Or does that not matter with this style of music?

Ok I walked into the wrong classroom

Great vid, don't stop...pls?

Hands down one of the Best videos on progressions 🔥🔥🔥

Cute. “Modal interchange” sounds more intelligent than Upper Neighbor, I suppose. Or even “Neapolitan”. Whatever it’s called by whoever, still sounds good!

That ab7 hit me like a truck Christ almighty

you sir, are a wizard

Am I wrong to think this would be how Robert Glasper had approach Bohemian Rhapsody?

I am pretty sure if your videos were from the 70's, Boards of Canada would sample "exotic colours" for their first releases.

at 1：39 can somebody tell me why he chose a Bb chord to replace the A minor chord instead of the Ab major chord? Does it lead to Fmajor better? And why?

Aweosome contents

Finally someone who doesn't just talk but moves forward! Love you!

So sick

Myles doesn't -keep- timing - timing _stays_ with Myles.

So clear and interesting to watch ! I still don't really understand how you think live about "Mhh next chord is borrowed from F# Mixolidian so I should use and add this, this and this alteration", but it opens my perception !

This is insane, I am glad I found this channel. Thank you Mister!

알고리즘이 날 이끌었다

Thank you so much.❤

Great explanations. Music theory is so important and not really that difficult to learn.

Tell me when I am wrong, saying that I can actually play any sequence of notes on the fret board, and I will fit either in chromatic scale or in the mode interchange. Isn't it then apparent that you can just rely on your inner feeling of music, the same as on a theory?

I found the drums in the background unnecessary and distracting. I believe I do have ADHD though, so that's probably why. Literally can't focus on your voice.

noooo mis subtitulos en español donde estaaaan?

Wow sik video

Nahhhhh that’s off

I get it and it souns ok...but it sounds a little creepy

Very very very very VERY good

화성학 알고봐도 모르고봐도 재밌네.. 왜 내 알고리즘에 이제야 뜬거니

Great explanation! It was funny to me to hear Freddie Mercury sing as he was part of a SciFi Broadway film

Wow this was the best exanation of this topic I've heard.

wow great shit !!!

No wonder my approach noted harmonization was off. I only harmonized by thirds 😭😭

i love the visual intro

This is simply the best video on music theory on youtube.

serves a very similar function to secondary dominants. good stuff. :)