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Special Notes for Students Learning Music: How to Find Minor Family Chords
Understanding how to find minor family chords within a scale is an essential skill for any musician. One way to do this is by applying a specific formula that helps identify the related chords. In the context of a minor scale, if we apply the intervals -1, -2, -3, and -4 from the main note of the scale, we can determine the minor family chord and its related major chords.
Let's break it down further:
1. Start with the minor scale: Begin by identifying the notes within the minor scale you are working with. For example, let's consider the A minor scale (A, B, C, D, E, F, G).
2. Apply the formula: Using the formula of -1, -2, -3, and -4 from the main note (A in this case), we derive the following family chords:
- A minor (main chord): This is the root minor chord based on the main note of the scale.
- G major: By applying the formula, we find that G is the minor's family chord in this scenario.
- F major: Moving further in the scale, F becomes another major family chord related to A minor.
- E major: Lastly, applying the formula again leads us to E as the final major family chord related to the A minor scale.
By following this method, you can easily identify the minor family chord and its related major chords within a given minor scale. This knowledge not only enhances your understanding of music theory but also helps you navigate chord progressions and compositions effectively.
Remember, practice is key to mastering this concept. Experiment with different minor scales and apply the formula to discover the unique relationships between minor and major chords within each scale. Incorporating this understanding into your musical repertoire will enrich your playing and composition skills.
Keep exploring and enjoy the journey of discovering the intricate world of music and its harmonies. Happy learning!
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Anna before knowing family cord i thought it was though to find family cords meru chepaka intha easy anipinchindi thanks a lot anna....❤❤
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Super explanation Anna ❤❤❤
Full clarity... good confidence teaching...❤
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Teaching is very clear brother.... Just I got a Full idea on family chords
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12 scals lo inversions tho explain cheyandi brother ✨️
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నమస్తే సార్,మీలెసన్స్ చాలా బాగున్నాయి సార్.ధన్యవాదములు సార్,western ornamentation గురించి ఒక వీడియె చేయగలరని అభ్యర్ధన సార్.
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Hi bro chala baga chepthunnaru .and scale lo leni notes kuda padavacha family lo
D monor scale lo dflat note raadhu ga brother mari A major chord lo aa note undhi kadha incase d minor root lo unna sond ki aa note lekapoyna aa chord play cheyavacha feel em change avvadha
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Bro, meeru online class tisukuntara?
@@SureshKumarKallu yes! Contact me - 7382633166 (whatsaap)
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@@davidlivingstone8790 definitely!
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Hi anna major family chordslo oka relative minor kuda untundi kada anna
Good explanation bro
Praise the lord anna! A in d minor scale is minor not major, according to natural minor scale. According to your formula the -4 is minor not a major . A is major according to harmonic and melodic minor scales but -2 -3 u mentioned are not majors in that. pls check it once and correct me if i am wrong.
Oh, I see what you're pointing out. You are correct that in the natural minor scale, the A in the key of D minor is indeed a minor chord, not major. In the natural minor scale, the formula for a minor chord built on the tonic (first note) of the scale is minor. In the key of D minor, the A chord would be a minor chord.
However, when we look at the harmonic and melodic minor scales, there are some variations in the chords. In the harmonic minor scale, the seventh note is raised by a half step to create a leading tone, which in the key of D minor would be a C# instead of a C. This alteration allows for a major V chord (A major) to create a stronger pull back to the tonic chord (D minor).
In the melodic minor scale, not only is the seventh note raised when ascending but it is also raised when descending. This alteration creates a different set of chords compared to the natural minor scale. In the melodic minor scale, A would be a major chord in both ascending and descending forms.
So, in summary, in the key of D minor:
- In the natural minor scale: A is a minor chord.
- In the harmonic minor scale: A is a major chord.
- In the melodic minor scale: A is a major chord in both ascending and descending forms.
I hope this clarifies the differences between the three minor scales and how they affect the chords built on each degree of the scale. Let me know if you have any more questions or need further clarification!
@@PGMusicStudios Yeah anna, but u are teaching natural minor scale right?! Then A would be minor na that is my question here. U followed natural minor scale and said A is major there. That is what I don't understand.
@@preethamkonala9571 In my opinion, teaching in too much depth can be confusing for beginners. That's why I prefer to keep my explanations simple so that they can learn the basics first.
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Sir Notes pdf or word ivvagalara
@@premZachariah Special Notes for Students Learning Music: How to Find Minor Family Chords
Understanding how to find minor family chords within a scale is an essential skill for any musician. One way to do this is by applying a specific formula that helps identify the related chords. In the context of a minor scale, if we apply the intervals -1, -2, -3, and -4 from the main note of the scale, we can determine the minor family chord and its related major chords.
Let's break it down further:
1. Start with the minor scale: Begin by identifying the notes within the minor scale you are working with. For example, let's consider the A minor scale (A, B, C, D, E, F, G).
2. Apply the formula: Using the formula of -1, -2, -3, and -4 from the main note (A in this case), we derive the following family chords:
- A minor (main chord): This is the root minor chord based on the main note of the scale.
- G major: By applying the formula, we find that G is the minor's family chord in this scenario.
- F major: Moving further in the scale, F becomes another major family chord related to A minor.
- E major: Lastly, applying the formula again leads us to E as the final major family chord related to the A minor scale.
By following this method, you can easily identify the minor family chord and its related major chords within a given minor scale. This knowledge not only enhances your understanding of music theory but also helps you navigate chord progressions and compositions effectively.
Remember, practice is key to mastering this concept. Experiment with different minor scales and apply the formula to discover the unique relationships between minor and major chords within each scale. Incorporating this understanding into your musical repertoire will enrich your playing and composition skills.
Keep exploring and enjoy the journey of discovering the intricate world of music and its harmonies. Happy learning!
Major scale lo only 3 chords ah !
@@sunny_samuel_0889 mainly 3 unntaaru major family lo ! But there are many supportive chords (few call them as magical chords ; some call them as relative chords) in upcoming classes I'll be teaching in this particular topic :)
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