Intermediate Music Theory : Normative Chords for Key of D: Intermediate Music Theory

Learn intermediate music theory with topics such as normative chords in the key of D in this free online video lesson.

Expert: Mark W. Black
Contact: www.dallasmusiclessons.com
Bio: Armed with a master's degree in music and theory and owner/founder of Promethean Studios in Dallas, Mark W.
Filmmaker: Kenny Saylors

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• music
• theory
• intermediate
• lesson
• learn
• pentatonic
• major
• scale
• chord
• guitar
• sax

[fikealox]

I know what you're saying, but being a chord which belongs to the key of E minor isn't the same thing as being "an E minor chord."

Anyway, C E G (what he said) is an Em/5+, and IS an Em chord in addition to belonging to the key of Em, but this video is about chords which belong to the key of D major (what you would call "D major chords"). Em/5+ does not belong to the key of D major, which is why his stuffup mattered.

[AdvancedHumor]

C E G B = CMaj7 Douche

[fawinners2008]

Expert village suck dick !

[Conradbluesman]

I would just like to know who the mental giant at expertville was that came up with the brilliant idea of putting the words over the video, so you can't see the charts, when your expert is trying to explain something. What an idiot !!!!

Conrad

[jrtanne]

i think i am playing in 4/3

can you even do that if so what is it called, 4notes

[meatballllll]

How is C E G diminished?

[Gongchime]

This is similar to one of the videos I made only you used a much better camera and white boards. What a concept. Blackboards are so Medieval. But thats what I get for being rasied by wolves.

[asphixa]

read the whole discussion morron its in the key of E minor

[fikealox]

Yeah, just a few crossed wires between us :)

[asphixa]

ow ok, I thought you didnt understand me, but afterall we were talking about the same... i was thinking like ' how can he not understand it's all Em' but woteva