Nailed it, thanks to you. I always knew the best way to get a free beer in Australia was to play any Pink Floyd chords in any Aussie pub (I've seen it done in Melbourne with 'Wish You Wre Here') and these are the BEST chords! Thank you!!! You do what nobody else does which is call out the notes, which is great and it's good to have a laugh while learning, too. Cheers.
I love this so much. Pretty mediocre beginner player but i was able to get this down somehow without too much trouble and playing it makes me so happy. Also like your vibe a lot.
This was a great, straight to the point tutorial. I won't say anything bad about really lengthy tutorials because it's good that they're accessible to beginners, but I would like to see more tutorials like this.
So helpful. I've played guitar for almost five years and picked the piano up a few weeks ago because I always felt like it some to me more naturally than guitar and this is one of my favorite tunes to play on guitar and this will help me transpose my own rendition a lot easier 😁
There is a video on TH-cam wherein Richard Wright describes how he dramatically changed or enhanced the chord progression of Roger's demo of Breathe. Rick adopted an odd chord that he remembered loving from something he once heard on a Miles Davis album. The chord progression is the soul of Breathe. Which raises the question of why Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull has no complaint with the fact that the Eagles (Don Henley?) copied Anderson's chord progression to create Hotel California. These things must be judged on a case-by-case basis.A not-too-good copy of the video is available here on TH-cam at.....watch?v=kqlJhliN4ys
while many classic floyd tunes were initiallized from Roger (and was rearranged almost completely by Richard Wright and Gilmour later), Breathe was however amongs the 6 songs he didn't come up with on dsotm, and amongst the 5 tracks where he was not involved at all musically
Miles Davis Kind of Blue is where he borrowed. He went from F to G then going back to the E minor he remembered those 2 beautiful chords D7 add 9 and E Flat Dim. Really makes it sound haunting
I was encouraged to do a piano cover of "Breathe" in my channel, after seeing your huge enthusiasm for the chord sequence of the song. I have done Em, C#m7b5 (instead of A), Cmaj7, Bm7 (instead of Bm), F, G, D7, Ebdim, Em. I totally agree with you, the effect is amazing. Thank you very much for your video!!! (and visit mine if you are interested in my arrangement, I offer the music sheet for free to everyone want it)
Can someone explain a little more of the music theory behind how this sounds good? Like the E flat diminished chord - E flat is not in the E minor scale. In the A chord C# is not in the E minor scale, but it's in the E dorian scale. does it work to switch between the two modes? and still sound good including that #9 F natural? i sorta get it and sorta don't.
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I feel the same about those chords, Wright was incredible.
The fact & ability that human beings can express this language through music just baffles me to this day - Bravo!
Dude,,, that's the best quick lesson ever. thank you.
Learning and laughing! Awesome mate!
Commenting this on the 50th anniversary of the album. Thank you for the tutorial, it feels like I’m playing a moment in time. Cheers!
Nailed it, thanks to you. I always knew the best way to get a free beer in Australia was to play any Pink Floyd chords in any Aussie pub (I've seen it done in Melbourne with 'Wish You Wre Here') and these are the BEST chords! Thank you!!! You do what nobody else does which is call out the notes, which is great and it's good to have a laugh while learning, too. Cheers.
what a week! learning chords for Great Gig and then Us and Them, and now I find this! thanks for a great vid
Great lesson, you made it easy and fun. Well done sir!
Beautiful chords! I agree, what a great tutorial, thanks so much for this! ✌️🎹🎶🎶🎶🎶
"Chill out okay" haha love it, great vid
Thank you so much. That was very helpful!
I love this so much. Pretty mediocre beginner player but i was able to get this down somehow without too much trouble and playing it makes me so happy. Also like your vibe a lot.
Dude !! When you talked about that chord not making sense but it’s groovy. Made my day. Thanks for the lesson.
Brilliant! Many thanks!
I enjoyed it as much as you did! The candid nature of your video makes it 10 times better 😍
This was a great, straight to the point tutorial. I won't say anything bad about really lengthy tutorials because it's good that they're accessible to beginners, but I would like to see more tutorials like this.
Now that was fun! More please!
Great video!! Exactly what I needed this morning. Thank you so much!
So helpful. I've played guitar for almost five years and picked the piano up a few weeks ago because I always felt like it some to me more naturally than guitar and this is one of my favorite tunes to play on guitar and this will help me transpose my own rendition a lot easier 😁
Do they have weed in Australia?
illegal mate
illegal, funny joke
patrick guerriero... Copious amounts ;-)
@@rainierfrog well it's illegal in most of the US too, don't think it'd be an issue finding any.
Awesome! Thank very much!
There is a video on TH-cam wherein Richard Wright describes how he dramatically changed or enhanced the chord progression of Roger's demo of Breathe. Rick adopted an odd chord that he remembered loving from something he once heard on a Miles Davis album. The chord progression is the soul of Breathe. Which raises the question of why Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull has no complaint with the fact that the Eagles (Don Henley?) copied Anderson's chord progression to create Hotel California. These things must be judged on a case-by-case basis.A not-too-good copy of the video is available here on TH-cam at.....watch?v=kqlJhliN4ys
It was the miles Davis album “kind of blue” where Wright heard the D#79 chord he loved. Masterfully done. ✌️🎹🎶
while many classic floyd tunes were initiallized from Roger (and was rearranged almost completely by Richard Wright and Gilmour later), Breathe was however amongs the 6 songs he didn't come up with on dsotm, and amongst the 5 tracks where he was not involved at all musically
Miles Davis Kind of Blue is where he borrowed. He went from F to G then going back to the E minor he remembered those 2 beautiful chords D7 add 9 and E Flat Dim. Really makes it sound haunting
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fantastic! Great tutorial, thanks! 👍
thank you, this song is beautiful
Thanks for the tutorial! 🙂
those are some sweet ass chords
I love your smile
I'm here again
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Brilliant thanks
Excellent, enjoyed that
Thanks ,,spot on ..
Great tutorial, thanks 😄👍
Excellent tutorial Darkside of the moon Breathe
Thank you!!🎹👏💪😎
I was encouraged to do a piano cover of "Breathe" in my channel, after seeing your huge enthusiasm for the chord sequence of the song. I have done Em, C#m7b5 (instead of A), Cmaj7, Bm7 (instead of Bm), F, G, D7, Ebdim, Em. I totally agree with you, the effect is amazing. Thank you very much for your video!!! (and visit mine if you are interested in my arrangement, I offer the music sheet for free to everyone want it)
Yes, thanks for these chords !
so nice!!
Thank You!!! 🎹👏🤘😎🎶
Awesome!!! Thanks man
Dave Gilmour 's " mucking about " better than most others A game .!
🙌👏👏👏😘Thanks
so good thank u
Can someone explain a little more of the music theory behind how this sounds good? Like the E flat diminished chord - E flat is not in the E minor scale. In the A chord C# is not in the E minor scale, but it's in the E dorian scale. does it work to switch between the two modes? and still sound good including that #9 F natural? i sorta get it and sorta don't.
Fantastic! Please do Time!
nice video, fast learning ,try and enjoy it
Very cool video. You’re a funny dude.
awesome video
Brill vid nice one
Thank you! Not many play these chords properly!
Me too I always make the same mistake! Almost all the times I played it in public! 🤣🤣🤣
Great, but I'm a very mature beginner. I shall have to slow this down a lot! Fun watching.
I was the 1.5k like
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Thank you!!!
i always thought it was a D7#9 and D7b9
Who would dislike this video?
The D7add9 resolves to a D7b9.
You cheery fellow haha
delicious.
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D7#9 is known as the Hendrix chord among guitar players.
Well, actually it's E7#9 he plays on lots of songs. Purple Haze immediately springs to mind.
Ouch bad audio