Piano/Theory Lesson - What is a Progression?
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Brilliant tutorial
2face001 2 months ago
excellent tutorial!!!!! really a big help to someone who understands music by ear, but lacks technical knowledge
axgyfire 2 months ago
your a excellent teacher man
xXRASHEEDXx 5 months ago
@Oopiego
The video is correct. Your post is inaccurate and misleading.
1. "TI" is correct in all Anglo-Saxon countries. (wiki "solfege".)
2. It is precisely *because* of the frequency relationships (distance, steps, etc.) that they "have to be". For major scales it's "Major, minor, minor, Major, Major, minor, diminished", just as the video stated.
3. The man said: "... and the 7th is that weird little diminished chord." at 4:27.
SummerLightning 5 months ago
Cool.
DaWonderTwin 6 months ago
nice lesson
ZRMDMK 9 months ago
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sotopagla 10 months ago
great theory.very educative
kofi333 1 year ago
The video is riddled with uninformation.
First of all it is 'si' and not' ti'.
Secondly the chords on 2,6 and 3 are minor because of the distance distance between the first two notes is only 1.5 steps as opposed to 2 steps in a major. NOT because 'they have to be'.
Thirdly chord 7 is diminished in a major scale.
Oopiego 1 year ago
Thank you so much for this information
selimsucram 1 year ago