Chord Wheel, Circle of 5ths, I IV V I,
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2022
- Does the Circle of 5ths confuse you?
What do all the alphabet letters mean?
Why is it set up like a wheel or clock?
What does a I IV V I chord progressions mean?
What does major and minor mean?
What does major and minor sound like?
Why is there a black box or fence around only specific chords?
Why does the chord wheel turn?
I've watched a dozen videos on people trying to explain this, and this is the first one that I actually understand. Thank you!
I’m so happy that the video helped you.
You are right. Excellent video, just amazing ❤
Like the man above first time I've understood 1 4 5 and the circle of 5ths I just bought thank you
Is there anything else you would be interested in learning?
Nice!
I also liked the colours the typeface and design.
Brilliantly explained thank you, regards from Scotland.
The last chord after A minor is B diminished (B-D-F).
B major is B-D#-F# and B minor is B-D-F# (of course if you stick to C major) on keyboard.
Good work !
Really good teacher
Never see a teaching like this
I understand a lot of thing about circle
Thanks a lot !!!
I have been subscribed to your channel
May you god bless you and your family
Thank you. Is there anything else you would interested in learning?
helped me understand a lot , thank you
Excellent lesson on using the wheel. I have one and it's been a great tool for changing the key of songs to fit my voice. How do you use it when transposing Minor Keys?
👍🏼Thank You!
Thanks. 👍
I start to understand now. thanks. This notation can also be used on other scales, right?
Thank You
Brilliant... What is the b, outside of the main shape in the key of c.. ?
What's the note off all by itself all about?
Great video thanks! Quick quetion, why is there also the Major E and D that are in darker box in the wheel? Is it becasue the 'ii' and 'vi' chords can also be played major in a given key? Does anyone know?
Good question. The Major D in the lighter grey box is saying it is the Major II (2) and that it is also the V of V the 5 of 5. D is the 5 of G. G is the 5 of C (the key we are in)
It is showing the E major in a great box because it is the V of vi. The 5 of 6. Am is the minor 6 and E is the 5 of A. It’s just showing relations to each other. You can play the D minor or Major and the E minor or Major.
@@susanniekampstudiosinc.7416 Thanks a lot for taking 5min out of your time to answer my question! Great answer. Makes totally sense. Wish you a wonderful rest of the day!
*where can I get that movable chord wheel?*
Hi! You can buy one on Amazon
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*you are fantastic!*
Great! but I just would like to know what vocal notes I sing for certain keys ?
Hello! Your vocal range determines what pitches you can sing not what key your in. Many keys cross over and use the same pitches.
Baritone with a high falsetto, how do I use the c Of 5ths for working out my notes without having a computer in front of me PLEASE ❤
Great video! How come augmented chords aren't on the wheel? (I'm new at this)
The chords that are formed "in key" are called "diatonic", in that all of the notes in the chords of the scale (chord progression) are in the key. An augmented triad chord is different in that it is "non-diatonic" to the major scale. An augmented chord has a sharpened 5th, 1,3,#5. In the key of C, the #5 is a G#, which does not naturally occur in the C Major Scale. There are other scales, like the Harmonic Minor, which does include an augmented chord in its natural progression, and thus an augmented chord would be "diatonic" to that particular scale. Cheers..
@@samstamos427 Thank you!!!
@@richcecere You're welcome!!
So where do we get one??
You can order a “Chord Wheel” on Amazon
The Chord Wheel: The Ultimate Tool for All Musicians a.co/d/fVY4zuY
This video proves that most of the people on youtube have no idea what they're talking about. Guitar players/wanna be teachers anyway. Thank you so much
Yo my library has that book
Theres no way i cant get it being taught like this.
Annoying !
HIGHLY irritating tutorial.