Yo I've been playing piano since i was around 3. I've studied classical piano in middle school, went to an arts high school for piano, AND studied piano in college. This is by FAR one of the BEST explanations on progressions I've EVER heard. I am an advanced piano player AND teacher, and this lady taught me something i didn't think of before!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know your comment is old, but ive just came across the channel, does the video actually explain chords progression or the chord for different keys change?
She is blessed to have a the true talent of TEACHING. Not only does she lecture and implement various styles of learning, she also checks in with her audience to ensure their understanding. As a bonus, she utilizes "common" stories as anecdotes in order to maximize each listener's capability to learn. Simply put, SHE'S AWESOME!!
Self taught, play by ear guitar, ukulele, harmonica. Brain badly wired ; totally unable to read notes. Limited knowledge and difficulty understanding much of the music theory. Very, very happy to come upon your series of videos on playing by ear. Has been able to understand some of the theory now. You are a fantastic teacher. Not everyone can impart knowledge in the way you do, and with such humour and enthusiasm. Thank you very much.
What makes a great teacher? 1st hand experience, passion for the subject, understanding of learner psychology, tips & techniques to jog the memory. Finally, stage confidence & a sense of humor. This lady's got it all.
Praise the Lord, she is amazing and made it easy to understand the chord progression. Sincere note of appreciation with profound gratitude. God bless you with immense joy peace love and happiness for ever and always.
For sure man! Circle of fifths is for all music, doesn't matter the instrument at all. I used to run a guitar school and it was always important for our students to learn the circle of fifths.
I love this video. She makes everything seem so simple to understand. So many teachers are more interested in impressing you with what they know than making it easy for you to understand it. This woman truly loves what she does and it shows through in her teaching. Thanks for posting this for everyone.
We need more and more base Music instructors like Mrs Karen Ramirez, her inspiration in teaching the basics of this class help me to understand what I didn't know, just as when I first learn to play my slide trombone back in 1989. It starts with the theory of learn it in class before playing the instrutment your grow to love.
I've tried to understand this all my life. Can't read a note, I play guitar, from Hank to Beatles and beyond and for the 1st time in 67 years it has made sense to me. Never had a teacher but if I had of had a 1000000 they couldn't have been better than you. Thanks Ever So Much !
You are an amazing teacher....THANK-YOU! I have been looking for this explanation forever. I finally get it, thanks to you!!! It will be so much easier to teach my students now (I am a guitar teacher). You posted this in 2008...7 years later...your still teaching and training the world on autopilot and your teaching legacy lives on. God bless you.
This lady is so freakin awesome I can't believe it! If I make an album I am hiring her to play her organ, man it sounds great! Lady you made me smile from ear to ear, and I learned ALOT! great teacher, .lucky kids, you should get a raise!
wow. thank you. this is why i dropped lessons. just mindless repetition, practice, chord identification, scales, memorizing (not learning) a song, without ever explaining the relationship between chords, and how to move through progression. it honestly felt like to me that my instructor didnt want me to grasp this concept so id be inclined to pay for more lessons. i know thats nonsense and he teaches much more experienced musicians, but i dont understand why this wasnt made clear to me or even mentioned by now.
She is an excellent teacher. I did music theory in class and did not understand a thing. But listening to her and replaying the video I got it clear as crystal. Thank you teach.
its pretty fun learning all this. ive been playing piano for a few years now and never had a teacher. so i had to figure out this myself. i'm so glad i found this video.
Wow Karen thank you so much. I've always just guessed my way around til I found solid chord progressions or riffs....sometimes I'd get lucky and hear amazing riffs in my head....now i can go back and make sense of what I've done. Thank you so much for this. I've been playing guitar for over 15 years and I never got this til I saw this video
Karen thank you sooooooo much for this very clear explanation of the circle of fifths. I was trying to learn the chords to a song and couldn't for the life of me. When you said that 85% of music revolve around that circle I put it to the test and surely just as you said the song used those chords just like that. Thanks!
Yes I had the AHHHHHHHH moment too. The road home works for almost all standards the I have tried and after a while I started memorizng the road home, D always goes to G and B always to E etc. I,ve watched this vid a couple of times this past week while practicing and it totally works for me. All Karen's lessons have improved my skills. Thank you Most all the UA-cam vids on cirle of fifths do not include anything like this. They only show how to find keys and sharps and flats for scales
These videos are so amazing to me. I would never ask my teacher to explain any of this because I would totally zone out with the explanation. You explain it in a way that I can grasp. Thank you so much!
You are a gifted teacher, Karen. I am so glad I discovered you on UA-cam. You demystified much of Music Theory for me with this one and several others videos I have watched in the last week. TY! TY! TY!
Thanks so much. I've understood chord progressions to some extent, but you've made it soooo easy. This is really helpful and I can't wait to get going with it!
Thank you ma'am. I was getting gray hairs trying to figure that out. Some instructors and books make it more difficult than it is. You taught me the whole concept in 10 minutes.
I love the use of metaphors here to make it easier to understand - and it does! Of course, I tend to be a husband who leaves home without the GPS, and I love "getting lost" - to use Karen's metaphor. I have some friends - such as the diminished 7th, a few modes, the German 6th, etc., and they help me go to places where no husband has gone before. Egads, don't tell the wife!
i came across your channel to refresh the whole music theory I had in school years ago. thanks alot for the vids, I really enjoy them and oh before I forget it.. Karen, your smile makes me smile the whole time. greetings from Austria :)
I am really happy to learn something which i knew from before actually, but like this i learn with more understanding, therefore i say this is a great music teacher an intelligent one indeed.
Thanks for the video! this is the best explenation I have found so far. your a great teacher! ( : (yes I know I am 15 years late bc this came out when I was born)
Mom! I have to say these,you are not just best teacher even you are funny 😀😀so every time when I here you talking,I become very happy. Keep going today is Monday 2019-04-15 from Sweden thanks so much. I am African and swedish. Thank you again
Dear Karen I was Lucky to vistit your web site,Merci,Merci, I have understood so much more from your demonstration than anyting from a book.I thank you ,really you have my gratitude. john:Paris
Amazing!!! I have been trying to get someone to explain it like that for ages! I knew there was a way to use it like this! Thank you so much uploader!!
Thank you! :) ......been learning the circle and scales and now it all makes sense....great for composition; instead of arbitrarily trying to find chords...save a lot of time.
I really love this vid, very very helpful, I'll be watching it over and over again 'til it gets stuck in my head and know everything by heart, thanks alot :D
Wow I musta had at least three ahhh Haaaa moments there...I read all this a hundred times in the guitar theory books ,and just could not get it.Its soeasy to learn from this funny ladie she really has something special in her teaching abilities.
I think she's a great teacher even if I didn't really understand everything she's was saying which wasn't to do with her method but she has given me a lot to think about
I watch I learn something this is great what I see is you make circle place c at noon on clock face and g at 6 then you can count to 5 from c which gives g thats marked at 11 you keep counting up 5 but placing what note that is then at 10 then 9 so forth till you get back to 6 position and you keep counting up 5 till you get back to C at noon.. counting 5s but writing the clock backwards so to speak AFTER you establish C at noon and G at 6. You cant mess up and we now know that the major will be left or right of C or which ever note you start with and if you count back 3 from any key also you can find its relative minor key. I started not to see things but thought there has to be a pattern and this isnt the circle of 5ths but rather the circle of 4ths counting up clockwise.... c to f isnt 5 its 4 so circle of 4ths is where we can determine what probable chord progressions would be thrown at you.. This is a huge break through for me mainly cause I looked at it back wards and thought there must be a pattern but its not 5 the way I was thinking counting clockwise but rather counting counter clockwise but you can count up 4 and go the other way... regardless if you count back 3 your at what ? The relative minor.. this is too cool... also the formula of where most chords go... thats two ways of attacking the same problem and the circle of 4ths makes it even faster as you could just sit down and spin the wheel so to speak gives me an idea to make red clock hands at 9 and 12 always only make the 9 arm show minor and 12 arm always show Tonic or Major 1 or root. Essentially you could move the hands and instantly write down the chords very quickly and chart out a list of songs... I mean this is great practice to apply to any key but she even points out e a d are common guitar keys... haha she said playing on the other side would be a nightmare on guitar... she has that right.... actually Guitar is upside down and facing away from you where as a piano or keyboard you can see the melody.... so this makes me want to visualize a guitar fretboard almost like a piano keyboard where are the white keys vs accidentals or #s and bs located only on the guitar.. I see the guitar fretboard as the keyboard now finding all half steps on e b e strings to find the c and f notes bc and ef.. the rest are black keys now in my brain only on fretboard.. You can see them in front of a guitar and if your holding one leaning over it you have to look out and over and visualize .. Or even while your not around a guitar too look at or keyboard its easier on keys as every 2 black keys to the left of those are 2 white keys b and c.. and left of every 3 set of black keys is ef those are your two half steps. the rest are black keys dig it ? Makes me want to draw fingerboard out and label notes in white or black letters or grey even to illustrate where the black keys would fall on guitar fingerboard so you can see patterns emerge there wwbb or wwbbb 2 and 3 groupings of black keys.. I want to make a progression generator a square with circle inside and black lettering round the circle of 4ths and red and Blue arms 12 blue 9 am Red those would be one on a rivet and can be moved but no matter where you could instantly see what the minor is... you could sit down with that and pad of paper and write out every key and in no time flat go through about every progression you can think of and just write them out... Its a quick reference and any musician could have that on stand or nearbye and spin the wheel. Now I want one on a watch and to have moveable ring that spins to any key... see what you inspired in me ? I WANT A CIRCLE OF 4THS WATCH WITH MOVEABLE OUTER RING THAT SHOWS 12 AS ONE COLOR AND 9 AS ANOTHER NEON GLOW IN DARK WOULD BE NEAT BUT 3 DIFFERENT COLORS.... YOU COULD BE HANDED A STACK OF SONGS AND TOLD THIS ONE IS IN THIS KEY THIS ONE IN THAT AND YOU CAN GO OFF AND WRITE THEM RIGHT OUT ON PAD AND PAPER AND CHART THE TUNES.
This is one of the few, and the best as far as I'm concerned, of the numerous "circle of fifths" videos that covers how the circle provides chord progressions. We also used Five Foot Two as an example, but stress that its a a series of dominant fifth chords: in C it's E7 to A7 to D7 to G7 and back home to C. We put out a video for ukulele players on this.
Yo I've been playing piano since i was around 3. I've studied classical piano in middle school, went to an arts high school for piano, AND studied piano in college. This is by FAR one of the BEST explanations on progressions I've EVER heard. I am an advanced piano player AND teacher, and this lady taught me something i didn't think of before!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I know your comment is old, but ive just came across the channel, does the video actually explain chords progression or the chord for different keys change?
@@izzatafandi9298 both classical chord progression & key change using circle with flats to the right.
hello how are you?😊
prime example of a good teacher. you can tell she enjoys sharing what she knows and she's probably showed people that wheel a million times over
She is blessed to have a the true talent of TEACHING. Not only does she lecture and implement various styles of learning, she also checks in with her audience to ensure their understanding. As a bonus, she utilizes "common" stories as anecdotes in order to maximize each listener's capability to learn. Simply put, SHE'S AWESOME!!
Happy teachers make difficult subjects much more enjoyable! I love your enthusiasm.
I love the spirit of this class. What a wonderful, inspiring teacher. :)
Self taught, play by ear guitar, ukulele, harmonica. Brain badly wired ; totally unable to read notes. Limited knowledge and difficulty understanding much of the music theory. Very, very happy to come upon your series of videos on playing by ear. Has been able to understand some of the theory now. You are a fantastic teacher. Not everyone can impart knowledge in the way you do, and with such humour and enthusiasm. Thank you very much.
quite amazing....... she keeps the wonder alive...
We need more teachers like this!! Love her!!!
What makes a great teacher? 1st hand experience, passion for the subject, understanding of learner psychology, tips & techniques to jog the memory. Finally, stage confidence & a sense of humor. This lady's got it all.
Praise the Lord, she is amazing and made it easy to understand the chord progression. Sincere note of appreciation with profound gratitude. God bless you with immense joy peace love and happiness for ever and always.
whoa. why doesn't this video have a hundred MILLION views!??? wow. Thank you so much for your awesome lectures!
For sure man! Circle of fifths is for all music, doesn't matter the instrument at all. I used to run a guitar school and it was always important for our students to learn the circle of fifths.
My goodness. She saved me years. Thanks for uploading.
Thank you for sharing this. It's like a light switch in my mind has been turned on
She is a masterpiece of musical teacher! She earns a medal of honour!
I love this video. She makes everything seem so simple to understand. So many teachers are more interested in impressing you with what they know than making it easy for you to understand it. This woman truly loves what she does and it shows through in her teaching. Thanks for posting this for everyone.
What a great way to explain the concepts!! She made it all look so easy. Many thanks to Karen!!
We need more and more base Music instructors like Mrs Karen Ramirez, her inspiration in teaching the basics of this class help me to understand what I didn't know, just as when I first learn to play my slide trombone back in 1989. It starts with the theory of learn it in class before playing the instrutment your grow to love.
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I am in awe of this explanation. I have struggled to understand the circle for awhile and this just shed major light on it for me. THANK YOU KAREN!!!!
WOW... Karen is an amazing, enthusiastic music teacher. Her analogies & explanations are brilliant
I've tried to understand this all my life. Can't read a note, I play guitar, from Hank to Beatles and beyond and for the 1st time in 67 years it has made sense to me. Never had a teacher but if I had of had a 1000000 they couldn't have been better than you.
Thanks Ever So Much !
Kerry Lyons you haven't tried to
Ur amazing Karen. Best teacher of all time, in my opinion.
you are awesome...been trying to make sense of the circle for years but this finally made it click
You are an amazing teacher....THANK-YOU! I have been looking for this explanation forever. I finally get it, thanks to you!!! It will be so much easier to teach my students now (I am a guitar teacher). You posted this in 2008...7 years later...your still teaching and training the world on autopilot and your teaching legacy lives on. God bless you.
This lady is so freakin awesome I can't believe it! If I make an album I am hiring her to play her organ, man it sounds great! Lady you made me smile from ear to ear, and I learned ALOT! great teacher, .lucky kids, you should get a raise!
This is the simplicity behind the complexity. I think I am having an aneurysm.
Thanks Richard .. Karen is a gem.
I have taken piano lessons for more than 8 years and nobody explain the circle like you.
I wish I had chords explained to me this way years ago. Would have saved time and would have made sense. Karen's a great teacher.
the best teacher of keyboard theory i have ever come across
Self-learning guitar. This is one of the best session I had come across. Thank you, Karen 🤩
wow. thank you. this is why i dropped lessons. just mindless repetition, practice, chord identification, scales, memorizing (not learning) a song, without ever explaining the relationship between chords, and how to move through progression. it honestly felt like to me that my instructor didnt want me to grasp this concept so id be inclined to pay for more lessons. i know thats nonsense and he teaches much more experienced musicians, but i dont understand why this wasnt made clear to me or even mentioned by now.
I’ve been struggling to understand chord progression for years and this has just opened my mind. I love this.
Big Thanks... You ve widen3d my Horizon... Hard topic,simple explaination,joyfull class atmosphere.. thank you Karen
wow. she's so good in explaining the method. Like my home mum teacher... loved her.
Outstanding insight into chords on the circle. Thank you. I relate to your "symphonic" enthusiasm.
She is an excellent teacher. I did music theory in class and did not understand a thing. But listening to her and replaying the video I got it clear as crystal. Thank you teach.
You are such a life saver Karen. If you could have taught me from my day one, I would have become a President 😍
its pretty fun learning all this. ive been playing piano for a few years now and never had a teacher. so i had to figure out this myself. i'm so glad i found this video.
Wow Karen thank you so much. I've always just guessed my way around til I found solid chord progressions or riffs....sometimes I'd get lucky and hear amazing riffs in my head....now i can go back and make sense of what I've done. Thank you so much for this. I've been playing guitar for over 15 years and I never got this til I saw this video
i want to publicly thank you for these videos. i keep coming back to your vids, they're super helpful
This is the best explanation of the Circle of fifths/fourths ever!! I've taken this class before and never could get it til now.
Karen thank you sooooooo much for this very clear explanation of the circle of fifths. I was trying to learn the chords to a song and couldn't for the life of me. When you said that 85% of music revolve around that circle I put it to the test and surely just as you said the song used those chords just like that. Thanks!
Yes I had the AHHHHHHHH moment too. The road home works for almost all standards the I have tried and after a while I started memorizng the road home, D always goes to G and B always to E etc. I,ve watched this vid a couple of times this past week while practicing and it totally works for me. All Karen's lessons have improved my skills. Thank you Most all the UA-cam vids on cirle of fifths do not include anything like this. They only show how to find keys and sharps and flats for scales
wow' i've learned more in one night than 2 years with a teacher!! i love this lady. she has changed my life.
It's beautiful how you've simplified this concept. Thank you. I must also add that your laugh just at the end of the video really cheered me up
i don’t know how i missed this channel all these years but i had 2 subscribed after the first video
These videos are so amazing to me. I would never ask my teacher to explain any of this because I would totally zone out with the explanation. You explain it in a way that I can grasp. Thank you so much!
You are a gifted teacher, Karen. I am so glad I discovered you on UA-cam. You demystified much of Music Theory for me with this one and several others videos I have watched in the last week. TY! TY! TY!
You have explain so much in such a short space of time - wish you were my music teacher. Thank you
thank you for uploading this video! I am an intermediate/novice guitar player trying to get better and this is very helpful. thumbs up for you
As my Mom would say, If you can't say something nice, well! You are awsome keep teaching. We need more teachers like you.
Dude. She rocks. Seriously. That just revolutionized how I understand music...
You are simply the BEST!!! :-D
Thanks so much. I've understood chord progressions to some extent, but you've made it soooo easy. This is really helpful and I can't wait to get going with it!
I'm so glad to have found you on here! You made what I've been studying for so long now so much more simple to "GET"... Thank you!
Thank you ma'am. I was getting gray hairs trying to figure that out. Some instructors and books make it more difficult than it is. You taught me the whole concept in 10 minutes.
I love the use of metaphors here to make it easier to understand - and it does! Of course, I tend to be a husband who leaves home without the GPS, and I love "getting lost" - to use Karen's metaphor. I have some friends - such as the diminished 7th, a few modes, the German 6th, etc., and they help me go to places where no husband has gone before. Egads, don't tell the wife!
EXCELLENT----you are a wonderful teacher explaining things easily and understandably. Thank you!
i'm so glad she posted these lessons on youtube ! clear as mud doesn't apply any more
once again this is a great explanation. better than my entire music theory class in college
Aww man, I just realized how this works for relative minor chords. Geese I must thank this brillady
This lesson was exactly what I needed. It made so much sense just now.
Hey Karen nice to see you again. I'm back after many years of missing you but I'm back to learn more about music.
Please . . . . . carry on!
i came across your channel to refresh the whole music theory I had in school years ago. thanks alot for the vids, I really enjoy them and oh before I forget it.. Karen, your smile makes me smile the whole time. greetings from Austria :)
your videos are the best! I love watching them! GOD Bless You!
I am really happy to learn something which i knew from before actually, but like this i learn with more understanding, therefore i say this is a great music teacher an intelligent one indeed.
Thanks for the video! this is the best explenation I have found so far. your a great teacher! ( : (yes I know I am 15 years late bc this came out when I was born)
Mom!
I have to say these,you are not just best teacher even you are funny 😀😀so every time when I here you talking,I become very happy. Keep going today is Monday 2019-04-15 from Sweden thanks so much. I am African and swedish.
Thank you again
The best ever teacher I've seen
Thank you!!! This is what I have been needing to help me!
no words to appreciate this!! Its simply awesome and i love the way you made me to love music making it so simple!
Dear Karen
I was Lucky to vistit your web site,Merci,Merci, I have understood so much more from your demonstration than anyting from a book.I thank you ,really you have my gratitude.
john:Paris
Thank you for making this information available to so many interested people! It is interesting, well, fascinating, the way you explain it.
Amazing!!! I have been trying to get someone to explain it like that for ages! I knew there was a way to use it like this! Thank you so much uploader!!
Absolutely amazing!!! Now I understand, I'm so happy!!!!!
Thank you very very much Karen!!
Thank you! :) ......been learning the circle and scales and now it all makes sense....great for composition; instead of arbitrarily trying to find chords...save a lot of time.
I really love this vid, very very helpful, I'll be watching it over and over again 'til it gets stuck in my head and know everything by heart, thanks alot :D
this is fantastic, the way she teaches, very good for remembering.
im so excited, this lady is awesome
She is fantastic. I had many teachers and I red many theory books but she is just perfect couldn.t be better. Well done
Die Dame is very aknowledge and funny...I am impressed with the spirit around your the class. Congratulations!
best explanation of the circle I’ve ever heard/watched.
She makes me happy. What a great teacher!!
Excellent explanation thank you for taking the time to record your theory teaching session and posting it here for us to learn.
This is the best music. Lesson I have ever had
Love the family story around the circle of 5ths, makes it so much easier to remember, even kids will understand!
Wow I musta had at least three ahhh Haaaa moments there...I read all this a hundred times in the guitar theory books ,and just could not get it.Its soeasy to learn from this funny ladie she really has something special in her teaching abilities.
Thanks for the lesson! You are awesome
Good old topic but what a wonderful lesson, a big thank you from Italy too!
Wow! Gotta watch the whole thing again and write down everything. This helps a lot with transposition.
I think she's a great teacher even if I didn't really understand everything she's was saying which wasn't to do with her method but she has given me a lot to think about
What a great teacher you are! Great explanations! Difficult make easy is one of your specialities. Kind regards.
I watch I learn something this is great what I see is you make circle place
c at noon on clock face and g at 6 then you can count to 5 from c which gives g thats marked at 11 you keep counting up 5 but placing what note that is then at 10 then 9 so forth till you get back to 6 position and you keep counting up 5 till you get back to C at noon..
counting 5s but writing the clock backwards so to speak AFTER you establish C at noon and G at 6. You cant mess up and we now know that the major will be left or right of C or which ever note you start with and if you count back 3 from any key also you can find its relative minor key.
I started not to see things but thought there has to be a pattern and this isnt the circle of 5ths but rather the circle of 4ths counting up clockwise.... c to f isnt 5 its 4 so circle of 4ths is where we can determine what probable chord progressions would be thrown at you..
This is a huge break through for me mainly cause I looked at it back wards and thought there must be a pattern but its not 5 the way I was thinking counting clockwise but rather counting counter clockwise but you can count up 4 and go the other way...
regardless if you count back 3 your at what ?
The relative minor..
this is too cool...
also the formula of where most chords go...
thats two ways of attacking the same problem and the circle of 4ths makes it
even faster as you could just sit down and spin the wheel so to speak
gives me an idea to make red clock hands at 9 and 12 always only make the 9
arm show minor and 12 arm always show Tonic or Major 1 or root.
Essentially you could move the hands and instantly write down the chords very quickly and chart out a list of songs...
I mean this is great practice to apply to any key but she even points out e a d are common guitar keys...
haha she said playing on the other side would be a nightmare on guitar...
she has that right.... actually Guitar is upside down and facing away from you where as a piano or keyboard you can see the melody....
so this makes me want to visualize a guitar fretboard almost like a piano keyboard where are the white keys vs accidentals or #s and bs located only on the guitar..
I see the guitar fretboard as the keyboard now finding all half steps on e b e strings to find the c and f notes bc and ef..
the rest are black keys now in my brain only on fretboard..
You can see them in front of a guitar and if your holding one leaning over it you have to look out and over and visualize .. Or even while your not around a guitar too look at or keyboard its easier on keys as every 2 black keys to the left of those are 2 white keys b and c.. and left of every 3 set of black keys
is ef those are your two half steps. the rest are black keys dig it ?
Makes me want to draw fingerboard out and label notes in white or black letters or grey even to illustrate where the black keys would fall on guitar fingerboard so you can see patterns emerge there wwbb or wwbbb 2 and 3 groupings of black keys..
I want to make a progression generator
a square with circle inside and black lettering round the circle of 4ths
and red and Blue arms 12 blue 9 am Red those would be one on a rivet and can be moved but no matter where you could instantly see what the minor is...
you could sit down with that and pad of paper and write out every key and in no time flat go through about every progression you can think of and just write them out...
Its a quick reference and any musician could have that on stand or nearbye and spin the wheel. Now I want one on a watch and to have moveable ring that spins to any key...
see what you inspired in me ?
I WANT A CIRCLE OF 4THS WATCH WITH MOVEABLE OUTER RING THAT SHOWS 12 AS ONE COLOR AND 9 AS ANOTHER NEON GLOW IN DARK WOULD BE NEAT BUT 3 DIFFERENT COLORS....
YOU COULD BE HANDED A STACK OF SONGS AND
TOLD THIS ONE IS IN THIS KEY THIS ONE IN THAT
AND YOU CAN GO OFF AND WRITE THEM RIGHT OUT
ON PAD AND PAPER AND CHART THE TUNES.
God bless this woman!
You are an awesome teacher. God bless you!
This is one of the few, and the best as far as I'm concerned, of the numerous "circle of fifths" videos that covers how the circle provides chord progressions. We also used Five Foot Two as an example, but stress that its a a series of dominant fifth chords: in C it's E7 to A7 to D7 to G7 and back home to C. We put out a video for ukulele players on this.
I teach a lot, I think you are marvellous.
Can I just ask why you turn round the circle? All other circles I've seen have the C G D A E B on the right side.
Karen, you are wonderful!
Awesomew!
That's a wonderful lesson. Thank you very much!
I do love how you teach. Thank you