Four-Part Chorale Writing Part 1

[chrisjason38]

I came to this video, i saw he was wearing sunglasses inside, now im pressing the back button

[penguinpages17]

@metalblack93 for the fifth in the final I chord, tripled root, or omitting the fifth is fine, but omitting the fifth in the first chord doesnt give definite tonality. He could have simply put a G and have full chord which is always better.

[xenos135]

Alright, this actually helped with my test for music theory. 

[penguinpages17]

You definitely got to complicated way to fast, and your methods dont make sense for beginners, especially the first chord. You should aim for full voicing at all times.

[metalblack93]

@penguinpages17 not exactly true, the fifth in the final I chord is often omitted

[Khalsabychoice]

Has any one ever told you you favor Mitch Hedberg? Kinda strange considering your name is like his, only jumbled up. Also very enlightening video, It sure helped. The things I find most useful are the tips like "Remember to approach and resolve the dissonance in a seventh chord."

[remo2012]

You really have to understand chord theory to get some of it.

[Zanirtak]

@remo2012 regardless you're still really bad at explaining :(

[DEFkon001]

good lesson but i got lost halfway through. lol

It'd be nice if we got to hear it as it were being written.

[georgewig]

at the beginning you should tell everyone to sit comfortably because i enjoyed for halfway through then at 6 minutes it got very complicated