What Is a Chord Progression?
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If you’re confused, you’re probably trying to learn too much stuff at once. I know it’s frustrating to not know everything, but even the biggest trees were little saplings at one point, and it needs time to grow.
First, learn scales. They’re groups of eight keys that you play that sound really nice together. Ever heard of C Major or E Minor? That’s what a scale is. I suggest you learn C Major and G Major to understand what I’m talking about.
If you know scales, learn chords. Chords are groups of three keys in a scale you press at the same time. Press the first, third and fifth key of your favorite scale at the same time, and you’ll make a chord! Chords are named after the scale they’re in, so keep that in mind when someone mentions a specific chord.
I don’t know enough about chords to say much else, but I hope that helps
I hope this helps someone like me who’s struggling. Life’s better when you slow down and relax. It’s okay to suck, let’s enjoy being crap while we still can
thank you, Hodan. Based on what?
thanks man
dude... this is the only video that explains it so clearly, and it was done in such a short amount of time... thank you!
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@@walidfakhfakh3660 yeah.. I still dont get it
Yes!! Agreed!!!
Same haha.
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This is the only video that I've found that explains it concretely and straight to the point. No out of context terminology, no useless bragging, no nonsense. Thank you thank you thank you
Dude, thanks very much. I'm 29 years old and I decided to learn piano, most videos kept throwing around musical jargon which did not make sense to me, I now understand what playing in a certain key actually means and I know know what a chord progression means, I was almost ready to sell my keyboard but I'm definitely going to continue learning, thanks a lot man, you have new subscriber.
He explains it very well!
To those who are confused (I empathize, I was like that a year ago), I'd advise you look into the basics of music theory... the roman numerals refer to Scale Degrees. The formation of a chord will differ from key-to-key--the key being the basis (with music, context is everything). For example, in Cmajor I (tonic) chord is built on the 1st degree as the 'root' of the cord... (C-E-G).
By him saying "It wants to land on 'C' on the end", he is likely referring to the chord progression (resolution) of cadence, to finish the section (perfect cadence finished on chord I). More often than not (take note that there are pieces that don't adhere to this rule, also), you can tell what key a piece is in, by looking at what note/chord it ends on. Whether that be C maj or Amin respectively.
This is all in the context of Ioanian mode, too.
Thanks !
Thanks for breaking it down. It all makes sense now
I know this is a bit late but any recommendations for good channels to watch for basic music theory?
tysm! all this time i was looking at melody tutorials thinking “what the fuck is a 1 6 4 chord progression
Finally. I even understood what is meant to play in “key” as well. Thx.
Thanks! Your channel is so underrated,your video deserves more likes.
This was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you with all my heart
this video is the only one that has benefited from watching a lot of videos
This is actually a master tier explanation thank you
This made it so clear in such a short amount of time. Thank you.
Best explanation of this topic. Clear, concise, really makes sense!
What a gift! In the shortest video ever you explained so much. Super clear, super useful. Thank you,thank you.
explained so well that did not go over my head at all cheers man
this videos is so clearly and easy to understand thank you so much
This is among the best explanations of chord progressions ever!
You're a good teacher.
The one person who disliked this couldn't understand such a simple explanation....
thank u!! EXTREMELY CLEAR AND EXTREMELY EFFECTIVELY EFFICIENTLY DONE 🤍✝️
Thanks, finally a straight to the point clear explination, was searching for it :D
Brilliant! Glad you liked it.
This actually makes so much sense now! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing . wish you played a melody along with the first chord progression you taught -- Am + F major + C major + G major . Liked & Subscribed .
OMG i went through many videos and it's so confusing and... man ! You explained it very clearly ! Thank you !
Thank you. I'm trying to learn so much at this age, that I keep forgetting g the basics.
Very useful video. Thanks a lot. Thanks once again.
Honestly thanks so much for this!!!! I've been looking for this explanation for quite some time now, and never knew how to search for it. ^_^
Wow this is so helpful and so to the point. I really appreciate this clip
Wow finally clicked. Thanks man. Great video.
Thank you.
Thank you for making this simple and easy to follow..i looked at other videos before this and still didnt quite get it
youre the best finally i understand
Great explanation!
great explanation and to the point
That helped, thanks ♥
Thank uuuu❤❤❤
Perfect
Fair enough, this was a perfect explanation
Underrated
Holy crap I think I get it now!
I need to watch this video multipul times to get it
thankyouu
thanks
So the Roman numbers represent the Order within each KEY. So the same Roman Order has different chords for each KEY! Thanks!
Great video, but that background music is disturbing when one is trying to hear what you say
I want the jazz chord progression the teacher down the street taught you
0:42 for the tutorial
Good
I have some question, and maybe it is so basic (pardon me, im a newbie). On I-V-vi-IV when I is F major, why IV is Bb? I thought IV is B major
I'm not very good at this either, but you might be mixing up minor and major chord progressions. For minor progressions the iv is a minor chord, but for major chord progression the IV is a major. B flat can be a major or minor chord. Don't ask me why it's so confusing cause I have no clue.
how come on guitar chords are like 6 to 4 notes a chord but on piano its different ?
You can play the same chord in a few different ways. That's because it's the same chord no matter what order you play the notes. So, for example, the notes C, E, and G are a C major chord. But you can also play C, C, G, C, E, G in that order and that's STILL a C major chord! So on piano, you often play a C major with just three notes (although you can play it with more), while on a guitar, you'll just repeat a couple notes since you have more strings. In the most common way to play C major on guitar, you play C twice and E twice.
@@soundfly wow thanks alot for that information ... i been teaching myself guitar and this was really helpful
@@pestilentdeath5814 Glad to help! Stay tuned for more videos like this
2:43 ?
Whats the outro song?
…the progression Romans are the same but the chords are different and specific to each Key
Sorry bro you'll have to play the background music louder, i can still hear you
1:10 what does it mean to “want to land on”?
As explained by the following commenter : Meryl Keioskie :
"By him saying "It wants to land on 'C' on the end", he is likely referring to the chord progression (resolution) of cadence, to finish the section (perfect cadence finished on chord I). More often than not (take note that there are pieces that don't adhere to this rule, also), you can tell what key a piece is in, by looking at what note/chord it ends on. Whether that be C maj or Amin respectively.
C major, G major, A minor, F major, sounds Canon in D. Well, not surprising because canon in D is the root of pop music.
FINALLY SOMEONE FUCKING EXPLAINS IT!!!! I get it now! Fuck! Years of my life wasted!
Linus plays Piano?
😂 Right?!
Very confusing for beginners
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Do you work on commission ?
I’m the simpleton that still didn’t understand