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Simply the BEST explanation of that circle I ever heard! I knew of it but never known what was the purpose. Only remember it was quickly mentioned by some guitar teacher years ago... As always THANK YOU!
Hey Matteo! Thanks👍 I certainly put a tonne of effort into making this the most comprehensive Lesson on the circle of 5ths as possible...so Really pleased you enjoyed it! I plan to reference the circle of 5ths in future videos so needed a lesson on this so that viewers didn't have to go elsewhere to get a full understanding of the circle👌 thanks once again!
As a biginner guitar player, I've watched at least a dozen Circle of Fifths videos. This one is by far the best one and covers things that NONE of the others did!! Thank you!
Yes 👍! I have to say that practice is crucial for a musician. It may sound obvious but I was just on a Jazz Brunch Gig and I learned Someone To Watch Over Me. We had a guest singer who played the song in a different KEY! 😳 Well I struggled with the tune from start to finish and I was miserable with everything about it! The point is the right practice would have been amazing rather than the struggle on stage in front of an audience! Not Fun !!
hahaha yeah totally. Watching videos help the brain with understanding but then it still comes to actual playing to build the muscle memory and dexterity. Good luck my friend!!
Absolutely amazing content in this video!!! I can say that after watching hours of COF videos on TH-cam, I have never understood the circle of fifths better than I do now. Explained so much about it that I had never heard before, in such a simple, digestible way. I just discovered your channel a couple days ago, and I gotta say I really am enjoying learning so easily from your channel, keep this up!👍🏻🔥🎸🎶
Wonderfully explained video and the visuals really execute this so well. This is the first time looking at the circle of 5ths in 10 years so thank you for posting this.
You are the best at explaining the theory of fifths. I especially like the 1, 4, 5. Thanks for the clarity-like aciddragon below I'll be watching it over again....Awesome!
This is the most informative explanation of circle of 5ths I've watched and I've watched several over the years to help to understand guitar better, I'll never write a song I believe, but could after watching this video, bravo to you Sir
2 perfect 5ths strummed together make it what i love to call the NU chord.....try E B F# (with distortion) .....and you're suddenly transported to the late 90s early 2000s....with many bands like Linkin Park, Incubus, Staind, Creed, Trust Company, Hoobastank and many other bands used..... I swear by this tuning 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️🤘🏻🤘🏻
Nice video bro, well done. This concept is fundamental and hard to explain, you have done it very well. I can tell that learning music theory on the piano worth the effort. As a bassplayer and composer (just hobby, btw) the circle helps A LOT. I drawn it and wrote the sharps and flats, it kinda gives you a “map” for composing and for creating basslines. I imagine it must be a powerful tool for guitarrists
I learned to play by ear but I can understand what some of what I be been doing. It never hurts to illuminate yourself a little. Great explanation and actually learned something.
By far…..the most informative display I’ve seen and actually “learned” how to work the C5th’s respectively. Although I had to slow the speed of narration down to understand the fundamentals, I found a brand new understanding of the various applications contained within. I’m sure to form a protocol to make an entirely new perspective on guitar for writing. Thanx Mr. “FastTalker” 😮😮😂😂 ❤❤
The amount of work you've put into your content is awesome. I assume you are a professional music teacher of some repute. To have this as a free resource is like finding a gold bar in the street. Binge watching and annoying my other half by not putting my guitar down today now 😂 Thanks again man 🔥🔥🔥
Fantastic!... well maybe not for the other half🤣 yes I have been a full time guitar teacher for a while now... youtube is turning out to be more lucrative than one on one lessons... I'm hoping that I can take SAMJAMGUITAR on full-time soon if the channel continues to grow the way it has been doing! Thanks for watching!
Love the vid but not sure if you or anyone else noticed that in your fretboard diagram of C major at the beginning of the video you have B on the fret corresponding with Bb
You should also explain that these flats and sharps are the key signature symbols on the staff. Some people may not even know what the staff actually is. I know much is assumed, but it is best not to assume your listener even knows what all this applies to.
So you are counting the notes or the space (intervals) between them? There's no space between C and C so are you counting from the space between the 1st and 2nd note?
@@Samjamguitar Great explanation of the Circle of Fifths! It doesn't particularly relate to guitar, though... It's still general (instrument-agnostic) theory. Could you add some thoughts on how to use the Circle specifically for guitar, please? Thank you for the great content!
I honestly think that this level of communication is a talent. Circle Of Fifths is challenging and I suffer from ADHD, but your explanation, clarity and demonstration made me keep eyes on the video the whole time. Obviously it's hard to learn in one go, so expect me returning over and over until it is solid in my head. In the name of all students, thank you for your efforts man, you're AMAZING!
This is why I love this channel. I've watched 45 minute videos about CAGED that made no sense and @Samjamguitar explains it perfectly in 4 minutes. Incredible.
Man, I've watched a lot of theory videos and no one could explain so much concepts using only the circle of 5ths like you do. It's certainly the best theory video. Thanks.
Your presentation is fantastic. Explanation is clear and to the point. Well organized. I hope most musicians (or aspiring like me) see this. You have talent for organizing and you're a great instructor. Thank you, DK.
Thanks for appreciating the effort that gets put into all the videos on my channel! This means alot👍 feel free to share the channel around and if you ever feel like supporting the channel further consider becoming a Patron to get access to exclusive Tabs/Lessons etc (link in description) Thanks once again!
Some small part of me wants to play devil's advocate and say the voice is so monotone - however, I think that actually plays a positive impact so... nothing negative from this side. I'm super stoked to be Subscribed to this genius Samjamguitar
You know there are better mnemonics right? Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle which is better because its reversible Battle Ends And Down Goes Charles' Father
No other video, guide, or teacher was able to explain how amazing the circle of fifths actually is better than you just did in the past 15 minutes. I had no idea there was this much information packed into such a simple diagram! Definitely gonna be binge watching your videos now, they’re so helpful!
Love your videos! I have found them very helpful, and your presentation style and brevity has been on point with what I need to and how I learn. Thanks!
I've been playing for a long time. I know my instrument... but in a way that isn't theory based. I know that sounds stupid. I don't know how to explain it. So I won't. I used to be very much against learning theory. I actually still hold the belief that all new guitarists should have very little theory knowledge thrown in while they're learning. It's a writing thing. When you're very first learning the instrument if you are putting heavy theory in with every sit down, every moment, it will stunt your ability to be creative when writing. Not destroy it. You can of course unlearn bad habits. It just slows the creative process down. You get these rules and shit that retard the process of writing what you want to write. (I used that word correctly so don't be some weird cultist complaining about my vocabulary please). Where I screwed up was on the opposite end of that spectrum. I stopped with the theory stuff because I couldn't stop thinking about that stuff while trying to write. So I stopped... but my stoppage became hate for a long time. I should have picked theory back up so much sooner so I could round my knowledge out then instead of piecing shit back together now. This video explained this concept better than any of the others I've seen. It's a shame I'm sitting outside about to go in and work. Gonna have to save this so I'm next to my instrument and go through this again. Sigh... need a proper theory lesson.
Man music theory is so convoluted, and really feels like someone just made up some arbitrary rules to explain music one day. I dont understand how anyone gets it. I know a few scales, and the notes, but man thats about it. Wish i could figure it out more. But its easier for me to just listen to if something sounds good or not, rather than understanding why it does.
For anyone that is not yet ready to understand and take on the circle of 5ths, here is my 'Guitar Theory in Order Playlist' Guitar Theory - In Order: th-cam.com/play/PLcIs25jv9P97q7UOrR8xbReCCGvxX0PX1.html start from the beginning and work your way up👍
Up until this video I had a very loose understanding of the Circle of Fifths, I knew it could be used as a quick reference for chords in a key and the like but everywhere else Ive seen it explain just didn't quite click. But the way you put made a light bulb go off in my head and suddenly I got it. I love the way you format these lessons.
I have never, repeat never been able to get my head around any of this. I got 3 minutes into this with my guitar in hand and Google to check notes in keys etc... Now I'm exhausted and it's time to stop, let it sink in and come back and continue later. I'm beginning to think the secret is knowing - and sticking to - your mental limits.. i.e. working at it only in the size of chunk that your brain can digest at one sitting! Thanks. In the words of Arnie: I'll be back!
I've had music lessons in school for many years and we spoke about the circle of fifths a lot. I never understood it properly. Now I watched a 15 minutes video and it all makes sense.
Thank you. I had a music appreciation class with the shittiest instructor we were basically just supposed to figure this out for ourselves from the book she didn't explain ANYTHING
You really exlain easy and usefull. Can you please make a Video and Explain the Topic: Harmonizing Scales....I dont understand even after digging in Google.
BRILLIANT BRILLIANT SIMPLIFIED VERSION in COMPARISON with 💯s Circle of 5ths at ONE GO sir 💐💐 Kudos to you sir ,Being Music enthusiast ,Your EACH WORD has Ocean depth For Those carefully Listen What's EACH STEP clockwise/ Anti clockwise sir . Im delighted & My foundation Will be FIRM hereafter sir 🙏🙏 💐💐💐 Thanking you sir 🙏🙏🙏 Praveen Chakravarthy Independent creative Performing Artist JPC CINEMA 🎬 Chennai South India
Guitar Theory Poster Available at the MERCH STORE 🛒my-store-cb48d5-2.creator-spring.com/listing/guitar-theory-poster (available as a print ready Digital Download) Grab one today!
This Incredible Music Theory Tool (the Circle of 5ths Decoder) will make learning the Circle of 5ths EASY. Whether you want to know what chords belong in any key, how to write chord progressions, or even easily change keys, the Circle of 5ths Decoder will do that and much more.
Follow the link below and use the code SAMJAM20 to get 20% off your order!
🔴 noisyclan.com/SAMJAM20 (affiliate link)
Don't get caught up on videos with most views, this is a proper tutorial!
Simply the BEST explanation of that circle I ever heard! I knew of it but never known what was the purpose. Only remember it was quickly mentioned by some guitar teacher years ago...
As always THANK YOU!
Hey Matteo! Thanks👍 I certainly put a tonne of effort into making this the most comprehensive Lesson on the circle of 5ths as possible...so Really pleased you enjoyed it! I plan to reference the circle of 5ths in future videos so needed a lesson on this so that viewers didn't have to go elsewhere to get a full understanding of the circle👌 thanks once again!
As a biginner guitar player, I've watched at least a dozen Circle of Fifths videos. This one is by far the best one and covers things that NONE of the others did!! Thank you!
Wow, thanks!
because of this amazing dude i finally know the path to learn any song just by binge watching all his videos, all i have to do now is practice
Much appreciated 👌
Yes 👍! I have to say that practice is crucial for a musician. It may sound obvious but I was just on a Jazz Brunch Gig and I learned Someone To Watch Over Me. We had a guest singer who played the song in a different KEY! 😳
Well I struggled with the tune from start to finish and I was miserable with everything about it! The point is the right practice would have been amazing rather than the struggle on stage in front of an audience! Not Fun !!
@@Samjamguitar Nice
On point. His vídeo are top. Best really
hahaha yeah totally. Watching videos help the brain with understanding but then it still comes to actual playing to build the muscle memory and dexterity. Good luck my friend!!
I have never seen the Circle of 5ths so expertly explained! Fantastic job!!!!
Wow, thank you!
65 years old and have played piano forever….i never understood this before. Very valuable lesson!
Absolutely amazing content in this video!!! I can say that after watching hours of COF videos on TH-cam, I have never understood the circle of fifths better than I do now. Explained so much about it that I had never heard before, in such a simple, digestible way.
I just discovered your channel a couple days ago, and I gotta say I really am enjoying learning so easily from your channel, keep this up!👍🏻🔥🎸🎶
Thats brilliant!! Really appreciate the kind words👍
very well explained. Made the concept easy to correlate and apply . Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
this is the easiest to understand explanation of how to use the circle of fifths that I've seen yet! Great work and thank you!
wow, I had no idea how rich the circle of 5ths is. thank you
Happy to help!
Once again, an extremely informative and helpful video. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderfully explained video and the visuals really execute this so well. This is the first time looking at the circle of 5ths in 10 years so thank you for posting this.
Many thanks!
You are the best at explaining the theory of fifths. I especially like the 1, 4, 5. Thanks for the clarity-like aciddragon below I'll be watching it over again....Awesome!
thanks!
Why could no one else explain this?????
This is the most informative explanation of circle of 5ths I've watched and I've watched several over
the years to help to understand guitar better, I'll never write a song I believe, but could after watching
this video, bravo to you Sir
What a great summary, and in ample time, very impressive and generous display of information.
Thanks!
2 perfect 5ths strummed together make it what i love to call the NU chord.....try E B F# (with distortion) .....and you're suddenly transported to the late 90s early 2000s....with many bands like Linkin Park, Incubus, Staind, Creed, Trust Company, Hoobastank and many other bands used..... I swear by this tuning 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️🤘🏻🤘🏻
I've never seen that 2nd way of finding chords in a key! Absolutely excellent video.
Cheers! Much appreciated 👌
Vrlo korisno za sve koji se amaterski ili profesionalno bave muzikom. Hvala
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
Glad to hear it! cheers👍
This is the best lesson in entire TH-cam if you would like to know theoretically chords
Thanks
Brilliant explanation- thank you!
You're very welcome!
this is the first time i’ve ever understood this and i’ve watched multiple videos
This is the best explanation of the circle of 5th I've ever seen, no kidding.
Thanks👍
Excellent. Been working on learning theory and this just helped round it out a bit more. Very clear! Thanks a ton.
Thanks Pierre! It's very much appreciated 👌
Nice video bro, well done. This concept is fundamental and hard to explain, you have done it very well. I can tell that learning music theory on the piano worth the effort. As a bassplayer and composer (just hobby, btw) the circle helps A LOT. I drawn it and wrote the sharps and flats, it kinda gives you a “map” for composing and for creating basslines. I imagine it must be a powerful tool for guitarrists
Glad you liked it!
I learned to play by ear but I can understand what some of what I be been doing. It never hurts to illuminate yourself a little. Great explanation and actually learned something.
Fantastic!
By far…..the most informative display I’ve seen and actually “learned” how to work the C5th’s respectively.
Although I had to slow the speed of narration down to understand the fundamentals, I found a brand new understanding of the various applications contained within. I’m sure to form a protocol to make an entirely new perspective on guitar for writing.
Thanx Mr. “FastTalker”
😮😮😂😂 ❤❤
Great explanation and the British accent is perfectly fitting. I feel like John Entwistle is teaching us the circle of fifths.
Cheers🤣
Samjamguitar you are superb and superior and outstanding Teacher 👨🏫 many thanks 🙏
Thanks! It's my pleasure👌
very straightforward.
Cheers!
Brilliant Video, thankyou!😁
You’re welcome 👍
The amount of work you've put into your content is awesome.
I assume you are a professional music teacher of some repute. To have this as a free resource is like finding a gold bar in the street.
Binge watching and annoying my other half by not putting my guitar down today now 😂
Thanks again man 🔥🔥🔥
Fantastic!... well maybe not for the other half🤣 yes I have been a full time guitar teacher for a while now... youtube is turning out to be more lucrative than one on one lessons... I'm hoping that I can take SAMJAMGUITAR on full-time soon if the channel continues to grow the way it has been doing! Thanks for watching!
Wow! Thank you for this explanation.
No probs 👌 glad you enjoyed it!
Easily the best circle of 5ths video
Beautifully explained! Great channel. Liked and subscribed!
Awesome, thank you!
I click the like button because you amazingly request it.
Thanks!
Wow Thanks for the donation! You are officially the first to Give the channel a super thanks! it's very much appreciated😀
This was fantastic
Cheers👌
Very well explained 👍🏻😃
Thanks!
Love the vid but not sure if you or anyone else noticed that in your fretboard diagram of C major at the beginning of the video you have B on the fret corresponding with Bb
Yup slightly graphical typo....
crystal clear presentation, man! thanks a lot
You're welcome!
Right on. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching 👌
One of the best explanations, thanks👍
Thanks Archie!
Ok, damnit. Now I need to watch this another 10 times. I’m starting to go from What!? to Why!?, so I may finally get some of this…
I love your stuff and I've learned a lot from your videos! At 0:30, you have the Bb note labeled as B in the scale of C major. Not sure why, typo?
Yes typo!
Very helpful bud. Thanks mate. 🤘
Hey Jim! Cheers👌
thanks much.
You're welcome!
The best I ever heard the circle 5th explained well done!
Thank-you!
waaaaaw that was so good thank you so much such a good video
You are so welcome!
You should also explain that these flats and sharps are the key signature symbols on the staff. Some people may not even know what the staff actually is. I know much is assumed, but it is best not to assume your listener even knows what all this applies to.
So you are counting the notes or the space (intervals) between them? There's no space between C and C so are you counting from the space between the 1st and 2nd note?
Very Nice Video
@samjamguitar: Quick note - the B note in C scale shown at 00:30 is incorrect (it should be 1 fret higher).
Yup, unfortunately I noticed this soon after publishing.... graphical typo but hopefully most players are aware of the major scale already!
@@Samjamguitar Great explanation of the Circle of Fifths! It doesn't particularly relate to guitar, though... It's still general (instrument-agnostic) theory. Could you add some thoughts on how to use the Circle specifically for guitar, please?
Thank you for the great content!
0:32 B is a half-step away from C, especially within the C Major scale. B is also not on the third fret of the G string.
Graphical typo...unfortunately I discovered this too late after uploading....but well spotted!
@@Samjamguitar great graphic and video otherwise 👍
Sean Bean teaching me guitar. Nice
Yup Sean bean here.... this is my side hustle.
Clear as mud
Nice work man
Appreciate it
Lost me at 2:25, help
Profits of Circle of fift?
Slightly confused at 4:33 (circle of flats) as the animation in the wheel didn’t keep up.
I just rewatched the segment in question and didn't see any issue?
I honestly think that this level of communication is a talent.
Circle Of Fifths is challenging and I suffer from ADHD, but your explanation, clarity and demonstration made me keep eyes on the video the whole time. Obviously it's hard to learn in one go, so expect me returning over and over until it is solid in my head. In the name of all students, thank you for your efforts man, you're AMAZING!
Cheers! I really appreciate it👌👌
This! So true.
I couldn't agree more. I'm ADHD myself and OCD so having this explanation really allowed sooooo many light bulbs to turn on. Thank you!!!
I 1000% agree after all this time samjamguitar is one of guitar youtuber that i understand whilst explaining. This is my favorite channel now!
This is why I love this channel. I've watched 45 minute videos about CAGED that made no sense and @Samjamguitar explains it perfectly in 4 minutes. Incredible.
Thanks!
You are a legend! Thanks for the SUPERTHANKS!
Man, I've watched a lot of theory videos and no one could explain so much concepts using only the circle of 5ths like you do. It's certainly the best theory video. Thanks.
Happy to help!
Your presentation is fantastic. Explanation is clear and to the point. Well organized. I hope most musicians (or aspiring like me) see this. You have talent for organizing and you're a great instructor. Thank you, DK.
Thanks for appreciating the effort that gets put into all the videos on my channel! This means alot👍 feel free to share the channel around and if you ever feel like supporting the channel further consider becoming a Patron to get access to exclusive Tabs/Lessons etc (link in description)
Thanks once again!
Some small part of me wants to play devil's advocate and say the voice is so monotone - however, I think that actually plays a positive impact so... nothing negative from this side. I'm super stoked to be Subscribed to this genius Samjamguitar
Was scrolling thru youtube, next thing I know im on the toilet with a notebook taking notes 📝
🤣 brilliant
Thanks!
Hi Paul! Thank you so much for the Super Thanks! it's really appreciated😀
@@Samjamguitar You're welcome! Great presentation!
You know there are better mnemonics right?
Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle
which is better because its reversible
Battle Ends And Down Goes Charles' Father
No other video, guide, or teacher was able to explain how amazing the circle of fifths actually is better than you just did in the past 15 minutes. I had no idea there was this much information packed into such a simple diagram! Definitely gonna be binge watching your videos now, they’re so helpful!
Wow, thanks!
Good device to remember the orders:
Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle
Battle Ends And Down Goes Charles’ Father
All this makes me wonder why I ever picked up a guitar.
Love your videos! I have found them very helpful, and your presentation style and brevity has been on point with what I need to and how I learn. Thanks!
Thanks Wayne👌🙂👌
So the circle of fifths in just the major and minor scale in a circle, with all diatonic chords if wanted. Thats wonderful visualization
"Father Chuck Gets Down And Eats Bacon." That's how I've always remembered the order of sharps
Definitely! Whatever works for you 👍
Math''s can be easy if the teacher knows how to deliver . In this case , Sam , has the know how to deliver music theory in a wide broad window .
absolutely astounding videos, thank you so much for the explanation. truely a life saver for my music theory class.
You're very welcome!
I've been playing for a long time. I know my instrument... but in a way that isn't theory based. I know that sounds stupid. I don't know how to explain it. So I won't. I used to be very much against learning theory. I actually still hold the belief that all new guitarists should have very little theory knowledge thrown in while they're learning. It's a writing thing. When you're very first learning the instrument if you are putting heavy theory in with every sit down, every moment, it will stunt your ability to be creative when writing.
Not destroy it. You can of course unlearn bad habits. It just slows the creative process down. You get these rules and shit that retard the process of writing what you want to write. (I used that word correctly so don't be some weird cultist complaining about my vocabulary please).
Where I screwed up was on the opposite end of that spectrum. I stopped with the theory stuff because I couldn't stop thinking about that stuff while trying to write. So I stopped... but my stoppage became hate for a long time. I should have picked theory back up so much sooner so I could round my knowledge out then instead of piecing shit back together now.
This video explained this concept better than any of the others I've seen. It's a shame I'm sitting outside about to go in and work. Gonna have to save this so I'm next to my instrument and go through this again.
Sigh... need a proper theory lesson.
Man music theory is so convoluted, and really feels like someone just made up some arbitrary rules to explain music one day. I dont understand how anyone gets it. I know a few scales, and the notes, but man thats about it. Wish i could figure it out more. But its easier for me to just listen to if something sounds good or not, rather than understanding why it does.
The way you explained the applications was incredible! Never looked at it this way even after completing a course on Music theory. You are amazing!
You're very welcome!
I didn't understand anything 😐
I didnt underdtand it at all either!
@@duckandginger5236Try picking up the prior easier/foundational concepts first like how scales are formed, the triads and chords etc
For anyone that is not yet ready to understand and take on the circle of 5ths, here is my 'Guitar Theory in Order Playlist' Guitar Theory - In Order: th-cam.com/play/PLcIs25jv9P97q7UOrR8xbReCCGvxX0PX1.html start from the beginning and work your way up👍
@@Samjamguitar thank you ❤
@@Samjamguitar
Sharps: Fat Cats Get Drunk At Eddie’s Bar.
Flats: BEAD GCF
Holy crap. Programming in C and Java is simple by comparison.
Up until this video I had a very loose understanding of the Circle of Fifths, I knew it could be used as a quick reference for chords in a key and the like but everywhere else Ive seen it explain just didn't quite click. But the way you put made a light bulb go off in my head and suddenly I got it. I love the way you format these lessons.
Excellent! Glad it helped and welcome to the channel!
Best f*ing video I've seen on this topic !
Best f*ing comment!!!
the algo have blessed us with this outstanding video. Great pedagogy here. Keep up the good work and thanks for your efforts.
Thanks!
I have never, repeat never been able to get my head around any of this. I got 3 minutes into this with my guitar in hand and Google to check notes in keys etc... Now I'm exhausted and it's time to stop, let it sink in and come back and continue later. I'm beginning to think the secret is knowing - and sticking to - your mental limits.. i.e. working at it only in the size of chunk that your brain can digest at one sitting! Thanks. In the words of Arnie: I'll be back!
I've had music lessons in school for many years and we spoke about the circle of fifths a lot. I never understood it properly. Now I watched a 15 minutes video and it all makes sense.
Great!
Thanks for this explanation. I was absent the day this was taught in band (not joking) like 25 years ago and I've been struggling with it ever since.
No probs! Better late than never👍👍👍
so helpful u r amazing
Happy to help!
Thank you. I had a music appreciation class with the shittiest instructor we were basically just supposed to figure this out for ourselves from the book she didn't explain ANYTHING
Glad to help!
You really exlain easy and usefull.
Can you please make a Video and Explain the Topic: Harmonizing Scales....I dont understand even after digging in Google.
Absolutely! I will put it on my list!
Dude I'm speachless. But thanks to you, I'm speachless in every key on the circle of fifths. Lol
Great lesson. Finally learned.
Glad I could help!
Father Christmas Gets Dad An Electric Blanket.
Blanket Explodes And Dad Gets Cold Feet.
Brilliant 🤣 love it
30s into the video, the CMajor shape is wrong. But, holy crap, the rest of the video is fantastic; clear presentation of every concept.
Slight graphical typo....well spotted!
BRILLIANT BRILLIANT SIMPLIFIED VERSION in COMPARISON with 💯s Circle of 5ths at ONE GO sir 💐💐
Kudos to you sir ,Being Music enthusiast ,Your EACH WORD has Ocean depth For Those carefully Listen What's EACH STEP clockwise/ Anti clockwise sir .
Im delighted & My foundation Will be FIRM hereafter sir 🙏🙏
💐💐💐
Thanking you sir
🙏🙏🙏
Praveen Chakravarthy
Independent creative Performing Artist
JPC CINEMA 🎬 Chennai South India
Damn brother 😊😊😊 The universal intelligence is working through you 🎉
Thanks!
Very helpful. Great job giving so many options and ways to read the circle, it helps to relate everything together.
Thanks Kyle, appreciate it👍
Incredible... 🤘thankyou. How good is the number 7 !!
Cheers!
Really good explanation. Enjoy your videos.
Thanks for watching!