Circle of Fifths Progression Advanced Break Down.

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Uploaded by on Jul 6, 2010

Breakin down Circle of Fifths advanced

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  • I apologize. I agree. I probably could do better. I wish time permitted me to do so. Thank you so much. However I still would love to see how you aproach this in a tutorial. I have learned on the heals of greats in our area. I still need much more sheeding and education in music. Please share with me I am eager to learn.

  • I wish that I were the best teacher, but, I am not. But what I can say, more than most musicians is that I share what I know. Perfect or not, I do not hold back so that I can be better than other musicians. I love music and I want to share what I know. If I am wrong I will admit it. All that I have learned is self taught. Thank you all who do appriciate what I have done. To those who don't, I am sorry you feel this way and hope that you can make a better video to explain what it is I'm doing.

  • You are correct. It can be done with any chord. You can do it with scales also. It really opens up the circles.

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  • 7:49 is the root position, not the first inversion. You have played Root, 1st and 2nd inversion. There is no 3rd inversion!

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  • This is a great video! I've been on a Circle of Fifths kick lately after accidentally writing a really pleasing riff using 'em, and came across this. Thanks for sharing your technique!

  • my comment was not random,,if you think that i insulted you i apologize even if i didnt,,but my intention was differ!! YOU ARE MESSY with explanation,,you can do it better .

  • your explanation is a little bit messy,,like you dont know what are you doing and figure out at the moment

  • 1:07 that would be F sharp because if you called it G flat, the interval would be a diminished sixth. F sharp then it would be perfect fifth.

  • @robertlugo213 You can do minor chords. You can go through and play the major then come back and play the minor only means you are dropping 3rd a half step. So c major C-E-G / c minor C-Eb- G then major F-A-C minor F-Ab-C .... Bb, Eb, Ab. Db, Gb, B, E, A, D,G, C

  • AWESOME,,, NICE VIDEO

    MAYBE I SOUND STUPID BECAUSE I DO NOT HAVE TO MUCH KNOWLEDGE ON THIS,,, BUT CAN IT BE DONE WITH MINOR CHORDS??? THANKS FOR YOUR HELP

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