A Complete Breakdown of Chord Progressions for Ukulele Players
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When you see C-Em-G-Am it just looks like four chords... but you would be amazed at everything those four chords are telling you if you dig a little deeper and listen a little closer.
This lesson is a complete breakdown of chord progressions, what they are, how to identify them, using them for ear training, how to apply roman numerals to the the progression and how to transpose them to a key that is better suited for your vocal range and your strengths as a singer. All the information is extremely valuable to you, the Ukulele player, for many reasons. Chord progressions can unlock so many secrets of a song once you know how they work and what they are trying to tell you. They can tell you the key of the song, what scale you would use to play a solo with, what notes you would use to create a melody, it can tell you if the song is easy for you to song or note, it can also give you the information you need to move a chords to any key that you want, making it easier for you sing or easier to create an instrumental version of the song. You can seriously learn a lot about a song with just the chord progression! So today I am going to show you what exactly that it is, and how to do so.
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A Complete Breakdown of Chord Progressions for Ukulele Players
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Dude, love this video!
My man, thank you so much. Truth be told it was between this and “the cultural contribution that Riptide has made to chord progression, being scared of Dentist, living life like a movie, bull riding and … the blue footed booby of the Galapagos.” But it stated to feel more like a PhD dissertation than a TH-cam video.
Wow, thanks a ton, Tyler! This is absolute gold. You rock, brother.
Happy to hear that it helped!
Damnit!!!! Came here to be entertained & amused……came away being educated too. I’d heard Rick Beato talking about stuff like ‘the 3rd in the progression’ & wished I knew more music theory…😎👏👏👏👍
Rick is great, hopefully this brings a little more context to what he is saying because he really knows a whole lot about music.
@@TenThumbsProductions if you could instantly transfer Rick’s music knowledge into my head- it would explode like a summer bug on the windshield 🎸🤯🎸🤯‼️
Loved this video! Watched it multiple times now! I’d love to see a non diatonic video, this one has helped a ton😎
Big Mahalo Tyler🙏🏼
Thank you! This is very helpful.
Great to hear!
Thanks TTP!
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*TIME STAMPS*
What is a chord progression? - 0:15
Introducing a key chart and the roman numeral system - 1:07
Finding the key and roman numerals for a song you already know - 2:06
How to transpose songs with the roman numerals - 3:14
Some of the most popular chord progressions - 4:17
Ear training with chord progressions 10:15
Wow thanks Tyler. That was interesting and helpful.
I would love a non-diatonic lesson
❤❤❤You make music theory fun! I guess I need to find some friends to play😅
Nice explanation!
good vid Tyler! you're spiffing things up! new look! well done
I bookmarked this, but it is highly incomprehensible when you read music. God sakes, isn't there just someone who does scales with you on the internet and uses real musical notation? This is so complicated, it is an illterate method of learning notes on an instrument. God, I just hate this. I think all ukelele players must be dolts.
@@cefarther3945What are you talking about? I sight read music and so do all my professional musician peers and they are all versed in the Roman numeral system when discussing and analyzing chord progressions. Classic Dunning Kruger. You are too much of a dolt to know are the king of them hahaha.
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Thank you so much!
Extremely helpful. Thank you Tyler!
Wish there was a tab display for the chords but nice video of progressions
I might be able to help, a tab of the chords as opposed to chord shapes? I think a really good video to check would be this one, it talks about how the chords are built. This information combined with what you learned in this video is the foundation of all music theory. th-cam.com/video/sCuoinX78_Y/w-d-xo.html
i dont understand anything but thanks for teaching!
@@hippoaction8310 well, if you could ask a question to help get you started on the road of learning what would it be?
Whew! Potato squad here! Ricky recommended we stop by and check this video out and I’m glad he did. Will have to rewatch to make sure all this information sinks in. Great teaching style and thanks for the hint on how to make songs easier to sing. I feel like I knew that but don’t practice it.
Amazing video❤
Thank you!!