Chord Names in the Circle of Fifths

The ColorMusic ChordMap includes a variety of chord names. But what do they all mean? What is the logic behind their layout? Let's take a closer look. And in the process, you'll discover some cool patterns in the circle of fifths....
BOOKMARKS
0:00 Welcome-- jumping in
4:16 Black and white topography
7:45 Lose the (black and white) training wheels
11:44 Cycling through all keys (piano circle)
16:10 To the ChordMap
19:38 Key of Eb
23:20 To the ChordMap ... Key of C
26:53 To the Key of C#
31:45 C: I Will Survive (song)
33:47 Wrap up
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Songwriting is fun when you can actually see what you're doing. I use the familiar patterns of color to explain music theory so you can write songs.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

What a Nerd! Uhh, me too. Which is why I watched this video. Though I think you're in a love-hate relationship with the Co5. You say it should be a relic, and yet you use it all the time. Me too. In fact I'm learning the fretboard with the Co5 progression. For now I'm just sticking to triads in the scale of G, and looking for patterns. I like using figured bass, so I guess I'm learning the CAGED system. But I'm thinking of 6, 6/4 and Root position for now. It helped me on the piano, as well as for transposing.

[@VirtuousHereticKristin]

BOOKMARKS
0:00 Welcome-- jumping in
4:16 Black and white topography
7:45 Lose the (black and white) training wheels
11:44 Cycling through all keys (piano circle)
16:10 To the ChordMap
19:38 Key of Eb
23:20 To the ChordMap ... Key of C
26:53 To the Key of C#
31:45 C: I Will Survive (song)
33:47 Wrap up

[@DiegoKeaneMusic]

Awesome livestream!
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