Good day Sergey; My tutorials on the Secondary Chords - ii, iii, vi, vii is now turning into a 4-Part Series, that will be posted on TH-cam very soon.. Find out how all the chords diatonic to the major keys interact with one another.
Sergey: As promised, Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, tutorials on the Relationship of Secondary Chords in Major are now up on TH-cam. You can easily access them through my website: www.davidburt.com When the homepage appears go to the right-hand side and click on the tab Tutorials. Hope you enjoy.
Hi David, I've been browsing your videos. Do you have a lesson on how to play chords melodically, as you demonstrate in the video? You not only show the different colors but you played them broken as well it sounded very nice
Chords can be played solidly or with the use of Arpeggiation which is a device used to keep the music moving forward, especially of a long-held melody note. The important thing to remember is that they must be played in time. Arpeggiation is used at the discretion of the arranger.
Actually, all I’m doing is arpeggiating chords to create forward movement when the melody is being held on a longer value note. You’ll notice when the melody is moving there is no chord arpeggiation since the shorter melody notes are creating the forward momentum. The important thing to remember is everything must be counted. 😎
Thank you, Sir
Thank you David. Extremely comprehensive explanation!
Thank you, I'll have a tutorial of the Secondary Chords, Part 1, and Part 2, up shortly.
David I am sitting on the edge of my seat to watch that :) Thanks
Good day Sergey; My tutorials on the Secondary Chords - ii, iii, vi, vii is now turning into a 4-Part Series, that will be posted on TH-cam very soon.. Find out how all the chords diatonic to the major keys interact with one another.
Sergey: As promised, Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, tutorials on the Relationship of Secondary Chords in Major are now up on TH-cam. You can easily access them through my website: www.davidburt.com When the homepage appears go to the right-hand side and click on the tab Tutorials. Hope you enjoy.
Thank you David. I am watching
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Hi David, I've been browsing your videos. Do you have a lesson on how to play chords melodically, as you demonstrate in the video? You not only show the different colors but you played them broken as well it sounded very nice
Chords can be played solidly or with the use of Arpeggiation which is a device used to keep the music moving forward, especially of a long-held melody note. The important thing to remember is that they must be played in time. Arpeggiation is used at the discretion of the arranger.
Actually, all I’m doing is arpeggiating chords to create forward movement when the melody is being held on a longer value note. You’ll notice when the melody is moving there is no chord arpeggiation since the shorter melody notes are creating the forward momentum. The important thing to remember is everything must be counted. 😎