Making Chords Sound Less Terrible - Intro to Voice Leading
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- How come even when you play the 'right' chords the song doesn't always sound good? Let's look at how chords work together and the motion between them to smooth things out.
0:00 Intro
0:18 Why is Everything Terrible?
1:15 Common Tones
4:15 Doubled Voicings
5:56 Chordal Movement
12:00 Sunny Side of the Street
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This video should be compulsory watching for everyone with a ukulele! Great job.
This changes everything for me. Thank you!
Wonderful explanation of the importance of voicing!
My goodness, how this will will change my way of thinking about chords, I've always thought that there is some magic behind this all smoothness. 😉
You have the magic now :)
Must of missed this video previously. A light 💡 moment in cordophone study 📚 :)
Highly instructive are clearly delivered. Top teaching....thank you.
Excellent advice. Thank you!
This may be the most helpful ukulele tutorial I’ve seen! Well done that man! And thank you!
I love the brutal honesty. “How to sound less terrible.” 😂
Wonderful! An epiphany for me…
Really clearly explained, Christopher.
Ace presentation. Clear, concise, very enjoyable advice that will make the next time i think over a song's arrangement very enjoyable. Thanks.
Very well explained that man! :-)
... blinking in awe... this is beyond words how amazingly helpful this is,, dayem! I recall before as well how you commented to me to 'milk that C ' and then I see this vid,, how you keep the C placed,, i'm able to play your Over the Rainbow version much more smoother ,, practice practice,, nowww I understand why you place chords the way you do at times,, easier transition.. awesome !!
Christopher, the title really made me giggle... 😅 like, as if chords per se are just horrible sounding... a general principle so to speak...
Fantastic video Christopher! I do miss our lessons so much!
Christopher, Thank you so much for the way you explained things. I also appreciate that you play a small ukulele without a strap. I just added a thinline soprano and am trying to avoid using a strap. Mimicking your positioning I can actually play it without the uke sliding away.
This is brilliant. I have considered teaching the Am and F with the higher C to my beginner students need school. Sometimes it see my 6 year olds playing an F with the high C as they forget to remove their ring finger when changing chords, It pains me to correct them!
Wow you caught my attention!
Very interesting never heard anything like that.
Great! I have some work ahead but it is the best way i learn. Can you identify the source of the chord chart? I found 2 versions that are different.
When I saw your basement wall it reminded me of the basements we had in South Philly. Even had a coal bin.
These are more or less the changes from the original sheet music transposed from G to C which is where I usually sing it. There are a lot of common chord subs people use on this tune so both charts you have could be varying degrees of right. Here’s a version in C
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This is indeed that classic Philly dirt basement!
Christopher, this is really helpful, and much appreciated. Do you have a link to a chord chart of alternate chord fingerings that we can use?
A+
Welcome to my basement
Im really surprised it took someone this long to comment on my creepy basement
So, why ARE you in the bunker?
@@Banjoleletinman Doesn't sound dodgy at all, mate: home videos in the basement!