The Two "MISSING LINKS" in Your MUSIC THEORY Study!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Understanding both intervals and how a note or chord functions are rarely discussed as individual music theory topics, but they are the keys -- the Rosetta Stones! -- to any deep understanding of music theory.
From chord substitutions to synthetic scales to key modulations to arpeggios and more, understanding intervals and note/chord functions is absolutely essential.
Here is the video on the Chromatic Scale:
• THIS is the FIRST STEP...
Here is the video on constructing a major scale, and the chords within that key:
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Thanks for explaining the importance of intervals and making it easier to understand
You are very welcome. Thank you for watching!🎸🎸
I agree that understanding function is very important. Glad you're emphasizing that.
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I love that idea of each scale degree having its place within the key--like the seventh degree wanting to lean upward toward home. This is a great, helpful video. Thanks for the clear explanations!
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I started doing this two years ago as I started my piano lessons. In fact, I became quite the music theory nerd. So this was a review for me, but I still learned some things since it was so well explained. It's always a good idea to go over the basics.
Merci beaucoup.
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Thanks Damian. It seems much more gratifying playing nice chords or improvising on the guitar based on the basics we already know when playing by ourselves. But it looks like intervals will help us communicate with other musicians in areas like transposing keys when a singer has a limited range, or in expanding our chord vocabulary. And probably so much more. Gotta put in the work!
You are correct, and also, whenever we think about chord substitutions, or altered chords, or chord-scale compatibility, or arpeggios, or a hundred other things, knowing intervals is super important. 🎸🎸
Another great lesson. A lot of good information I put into my practice. Explained well and easy to understand. Thank you!
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yes sir function is the whole game
Yes, I agree. And it just seems crazy that so few people really focus on it. Thank you for watching!🎸🎼
Thank you Damien!
You are very welcome! Thank you for watching. 🎸😸
Great information and I like it on video link so I can go over the tough parts 2 and 3 times until I get it. Music theory is a bit deep for me to grasp. Great job teaching!
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Cracking lesson much appreciated thanks.
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Great lesson as usual from Damian
Thank you so much. I'm glad you found it useful! 🎸🎸
I had no idea that understanding intervals is so important.
Thank you for writing. Yes, I really believe they are critical to any deep understanding of music theory. 🎸🐱
Thank you for sharing the info!
You are very welcome! Thank you for watching. 🎸😺
simple but great...
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Nice video.great explanation.
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You never know, Sarah may make an appearance in future videos.... 🤷♂️🎸🎸
Do you sell a video or set of them, a whole lesson maybe, on this? If so can you guide me to it? I understand there are things like costs and what not.
Hi. I don't have anything for sale; I'm just trying to build a cool community here. But that said, if you have any questions, or if there's a topic you'd like me to cover, please let me know. I'm very happy to help!
This sounds great but a bit above me.
@@tomsilber5938 Yes, this is pretty deep. Thank you for watching, nonetheless! 🎸☕