Intervals in 7th Chords - Music Theory
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2021
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Video about 7th chords: • 7th Chords - Easy Chor...
Video about triads: • Easy Chord Theory - Tr...
Interval video series:
Intervals - Part 1 - Video: • Interval Numbers - Int... (interval numbers)
Intervals - Part 2 - Video: • Interval Qualities - I... (interval qualities)
Intervals - Part 3 - Video: • Identifying Intervals ... (doubly augmented, doubly diminished)
Intervals - Part 4 - Video: • Identifying Intervals ... (reading interval numbers on a music staff)
Intervals - Part 5 - Video: • Descending Intervals a... (descending intervals, interval inversions)
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I watch you, Gracie, to understand what Rick Beato is talking about.
@Herbert Lang Ditto!
Same here! Rick Beato talks like he is giving a class to grad students. Gracie puts it all in terms I can understand.
No doubt! 😂
You speak for everyone here :)
Gracie, if anybody wants to know anything about music theory, I point them to you.
You break it down so well and your playlists make everything easy to find and learn in sequence.
You really should consider writing a book!
I'm a 64 year old retired musician that is revisiting all this for fun, and you make it fun!
My eyes used to glaze over back in school because it wasn't explained properly - you have a knack for pre-empting the questions students might ask - probably because you have been through the same struggles as us and asked those same questions yourself.
Keep up the great work!!!
Wow thank you so much! Your comment made me so happy to read. I deeply appreciate your kind words!!!! And thank you for pointing new people to my videos too!
As an aspiring music producer, pianist, guitarist, and composer, your videos have been pivotal in my journey to my goals. For a year intervals intimidated me and I could not wrap my head around their purpose. After spending 5+ hours digeseting this video, it's finally clicked and I'm truly getting to understand music on a very deep level. Thank you Gracie
HOW CAN YOU BE SOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOOOOD!!? THANK GOD FOR YOUR TALENT!!!!
you are so nice! thank you!
By the time that baby can sit at a piano, there will already be a firm foundation of music theory in that little head. You are such a patient and clear teacher that everyone loves what you do, so I am certain the baby will, as well. As a flight instructor, I have a lot of respect for patient people. I have to work on being patient, but it seems to come naturally to you, so keep up the good work.
Hurray 🥳🥳🥳🥳 here comes theory class😍😍😍
I’m glad I found you on RUclips you are very good teacher I appreciated you!
You are an excellent teacher! I know much of the theory you’re teaching but you do it in such a different and more interactive way from what I learned. It’s fantastic!
Noone, explains Theory better than you. Thank you again for sharing your gift to teach and explain Theory....also ....now I am gonna be buying a Ukulele because of your vids..lol
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Who is this Noone you speak of:)
I'm rewatching this for the third time. What is unique about your series is that I find bits of theory detail that I would expect to find in a classroom setting. Often these bits are so important for understanding the big picture. I'm recently retired and decided to pick up where I left off with things I had to let go off as a young man to make a living. So, Berklee isn't an option at this point. Suffice it to say, your painstaking approach is your mojo. Please hang on to it. All the best to you.
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ohh i got allright,
i got it baaaaad.
Thank you young lady,
making sense of this awesome subject in a cheerful upbeat manner.
Best music theory videos I have found yet so far
thanks, Gracie for that elegant demonstration
Why do I always watch her videos to the end in one sitting? Because they're so much deep music theory going on here you can't stop! Also, I can now build ∆ 7th chords thinking about 7-11. Now every time I go to 7-11 I'm building ∆ 7th chords while picking a scale from the Circle of 5ths that's burned into my mind's eye by the time a walk through the door to get my cheese danish and Slurpee.
Awww you are the best :) thank you so so much!!!!
Also I love this 7-11 scene you are depicting 😂😂
Nicely done. Thank you it made sense to me.🙂
I don´t understand what you mean by 7-11 (I imagine 7th note of the scale and 11 halfsteps, but I don´t find any sense in what you are saying)
Love the whole of these music theory videos. So easy to follow and build understanding.
Dear Gracie
I keep repeating your videos and watch them multiple times, that helps a awful lot.
I am still on track.
Carlos
Love the quiz questions throughout the video. Looking forward to the next one.
You are such a thoughtful thorough instructor. You’re a gift.
Greetings!
I would like to thank you for taking the time to make music theory videos...these are awesome!
Gracie, you are a wonderful teacher. I am learning so much. Thank you again! Blessings.
Thanks again for sharing your experience and knowledge with us!
As always, your videos are _extremely_ helpful! You make music theory understandable and approachable!
I was groping my way to understanding intervals but this clarifies things a whole lot. Thanks. :)
Again you mesmerized us by your way of teaching.....thanks.
Another great video. Best theory teacher I have seen so far. You make it simple. Rick Beato, take note!!
Thank you Gracie, you’re the best
I find your approach to music instruction to be very accessible. You have helped me increase my understanding so thank you.
I just finished going through this playlist and am blown away with how much I learned in so little time! This was the piece I was missing to put the rest of the knowledge I had together. Thank you!
Wonderful Gracie! Really moving now into theory and your teaching techniques are brilliant, so helpful, so easy to understand and as always so enjoyable xxxx
I love it! Keep it coming.
I so enjoy your instruction, simple to understand, thank you.
Best instructor... I found on RUclips....... So glad that I did..... 🤩
Thank you, Gracie!
I'm sure I'll be revisiting this video in the near future
Glad to hear it!
Hey Gracie!!! Another amazing tutorial. You have such a great approach. Thank you for explaining all those intervals for each different kind of chord. Great explanation through the examples. I love the way you write everything on the white board. My favourite part is when you show us how to count the half steps on the actual piano keyboard with the image. This video is such a GREAT reference point. I must mention that it really helps when you play all these different intervals at the end so that we can get used to the sound. 👏⭐️
The quiz at the end was very helpful! Thanks.
Best music teacher on earth, very good explanation.. love your videos
You are such an amazing teacher🙌
the Music Theory Videos on this channel Totally Rock, Music Theory is presented in a very concise and simple way that anyone can understand., music theory does have to be complicated., the basics stand out on this channel.
Thank you Gracie
Excellent no words
You’re a great teacher!
I have literally learned more from your videos than from my in person piano teacher over the course of 1.5 years. I love how you explain things clearly, ask questions applying the concepts you reviewed, then allow enough of a pause to let the viewer think about it and come up with the answer themselves! Thank you again so much. Do you have a video about learning the 7th chord inversions?
Dear Gracie
Repeating your videos is a great help, I can keep up very well.
Thank you, I enjoy it a lot
Carlos
Good job!
Every time I saw one of your tutorials, I get it very quickly, like it was easy.. but it is not .. you made it easy thanks for your ability in teaching armonic theories! cheers!
I thank you for being such a wonderful Teacher. I am learning so much. Thank you.
Great session Gracie! One of the best on RUclips! 😎🎶🎸
Great music teacher !
Thank you.
Thank you!
For sure 👍
Thanks for your videos. They are a great resource.
Very clear thank you!
You have a gift for explaining theory! Plus you have a lot of patience that make us slow learners very appreciative!😄 Thank you so much and I'm happy to have discovered your channel! Rick D. 68year old struggling pianist. 😁
Fantastic, you make theory cool thanks from Scotland...
Very satisfied with your videos Gracie. As always, your videos are very detailed and understandable and made in such a way that it is comprehensively learned
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to hear!
Good lesson . Helps me to understand how the language of music is created.
Alot of tones in there. Each speaking a nuance.
Yes :)! It’s beautiful, isn’t it?
@@GracieTerzian Really is.
So appreciate your videos.. I listen to music in a different way, now. And that is a blast. Thanks for taking the time.
Great video, thank you. Aside from the theory, hearing the intervals and chord types is invaluable.
Thank you I’m glad you liked it!
This video is really good for ear training as well.
Excellent, thank you!
Fantastisc explaination of more or less complex topic. Thank you for sharing your know with us.
Playing the diminished 7th as an arpeggio over the C minor sounds really nice. I would not have thought of it if it were not for this video. Thank you. It inspired me :).
Diminished chords are very versatile. They can fit into so many places also on guitar they are easy to play all over the neck.
Thank you helping me understand stand the difference 👍
Thanks, this is a review since I just want to refresh my knowledge with the Master of Music Theory. Merci beaucoup.
you´re the one ...I can asure ! Thanks a lot!
Hi there.. I'm really enjoying these theory classes of yours. Thank you for your great lessons! Will approach piano soon..50 years at guitar and about 6 months into pedal steel. Thanks🙂
Grace you are amazing!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Gracie your deliberations on Piano Theory Class is unique n easy to understand.thanks.
Thank you for answering my question, Gracie! I knew you’d be able to explain it in a way that makes sense. 😊
It's the difference between counting and adding, I think. The ruler idea works very well too.
You're counting two different things: firstly positions e.g. C is position one; secondly gaps, e.g. gap (step) number one is that between C and C#.
Ah-ha! Yes I think you’ve explained it the best, David! I’m going to borrow that phrase of yours next time I need to explain this to people. Counting the positions vs. counting the gaps. Thank you!!
I think the only thing that maybe is confusing for people still which I didn’t talk about and maybe should discuss in another video is that with intervals we count the positions when we are naming the interval number. For instance C-E is a third. Because we count the notes C, D, and E, which is 3. But people think of intervals as “distances” - and normally we count distances starting on the 2nd mark (the way we count half-steps). But really Intervals aren’t technically distances, and they’re really more like positions and so that’s why we count them as such. Let me know if you have a better and more elegant way of explaining that! Haha :) :)
@@GracieTerzian Well, at the moment, that goes beyond my musical capabilities, but it sounds as if the term used is the cause of confusion: Interval. I look forward to your future video discussion of the problem!
@@menelise yes true its definitely the actually word interval that is to blame lol! steps are the spaces between, intervals are how many notes are together inclusive(doesn't quite roll off the tongue haha
Gracie, The first note would be your "zero" starting point. It's like a cursor on a slide rule if you know what that is. If you look at a normal ruler, it begins with zero. In other words, there is a "zero" distance between C and C - the start of your measurement.
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You are very talented at explaining. Others have said it. You really know your material.
Thank you so much!
You’ve gotten me curious about reading music.
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You’re so welcome!
I have wondered about these names and the formulas for years. It seems I found the formula for music theory Gracie.
Sis thanking you once again for the very useful content.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome work Gracie, I love your videos. I just wanted to try and explain the counting of half-steps differently. CDEFGAB have their corresponding number 1234567. So each of the notes is represented by a number. That has nothing to do with counting the half-steps.
Counting the half-steps is counting the links between the tones: C-C#-D-D#-E-F-F#-G-G#-A-A#-B. What we count is the hyphens in this sequence.
Thank you for the amazing music theory videos...
your are the Best teacher
Thank you!!
That's great Gracie, love ur videos!
Guru 🌹
Loved the video. Makes it like a easy maths lesson which suits me
Thank you
Rosalind represents me about music theory 😢 😅I still keep watching your videos. ¡Best teacher ever!👏👏👏
Haha I will say that it’s totally okay if you don’t have the stuff I’m going over in this video memorized. I wouldn’t classify this as an “easy theory” video.
Very well and easily explained with illustrations
thanks very much and continued Success !
You are welcome!
Great video
Dear Gracie,
I like your style.
I can follow you pretty good
Love the way you teach, especially how you did close this lesson by playing all the cords again,
that was very helpful.
Thank you.
Greetings.
Carlos
Thank you very much for this lesson>
You're awesome 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you! So are you! :)
Well - 4 (major 3rd) plus 3 half steps (minor 3rd) = 7 half-steps (aka a perfect 5th). Now add another major 3rd (4 half-steps) and 7 + 4 = 11. So the numbers all connect - as long as we stick counting half-steps.
Thanks.
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Wow, thank you!
Another major augmentation to my already diminished minor knowledge of music.
Gracie, I find your instruction quite humbling, and I mean that in a positive way. Things I thought I had a good grasp of, well, you show in a whole new light. If I were inclined toward envy, (musical) you would be at the top of my list. Many thanks for all you do...
Thank you so much David!!
Great!
Still fuzzy for me. Thank you you’re great.
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Hello and. Thank you I've. Learned alot. 😮
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4:45 Speaking of your baby: what does a piano and a nasal bulb syringe have in common?.... You can use both to pick out a boogie woogie!
I'd like to take a shot at that question you were asked. The time stamp is about 20:47. The answer is that measurements of half steps start on zero, just like on a number line. If you measure from C (in your example) you don't have any half steps yet. You have to go to C# to get your first half step. On the other hand, scale degrees are not measurements, they are identities...the names of the scale degrees. Did that help?
It is easier to learn the intervals by Listening for the Unique Quality of the Intervals !!
Ear training exercises based on recognizing intervals as a Relative Pitch that with time becomes easily Identifiable as a specific interval or Group of Relative Distances of 3rds to harmonized as Chords 🎸🎶
Tip for Guitar players .. Theory is much easier to learn on a keyboard
It's linear and easier to Understand
The Guitar has many more Chord voicing and it can make theory seem hard when it's so simple ..
thanks ...
I just love the way you teach. Though natural with you, you are a bit fast in talking. If you slow down a bit, some of us might enjoy the lecture better.