Intro to Secondary Dominants - Easy Music Theory
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Printable PDF of chord charts for Jingle Bells, Deck the Halls, and O Come All Ye Faithful (empty charts, charts with roman numerals, and charts with chord names): / 76088897
Printable PDF of chord charts for Once in Royal David's City: / 76090451
Want to learn more about secondary dominants? Watch my next video in the series which breaks down V/IV chords while analyzing the song “Santa Claus Is Comin To Town” here: • Secondary Dominants - ...
0:54 - Explanation of Diatonic Chords of Major Keys
9:12 - Explanation of the Dominant
10:53 - Secondary Dominants
15:55 - Figuring out Chords by Ear in Jingle Bells in Key of C
28:46 - Reading in Roman Numeral Notation - Jingle Bells in key of C
30:19 - Reading in Roman Numeral Notation - Jingle Bells in key of D
34:15 - Reading in Roman Numeral Notation - Jingle Bells in key of G
Links mentioned in the video:
Diatonic Chords for Major Keys: • Easy Chord Theory - Di...
Diatonic 7th Chords of Major Keys: • Diatonic 7th Chords of...
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Gracie is prepping us for her Jazz Theory master class, and I'm here for it!
;) ;)
For the first time in my life, after years of doodling about on my old guitar, I finally understand what secondary dominants are, Gracie. Thank you so much. You are a treasure house of music theory that even this philistine can understand.
Yayayay so so happy to hear that!!! :)
I will never, ever get tired of the sped-up bits with the squeaky, high voice. I pump my fist and say "YES! SQUEAKY TIME!"
Reworking the audio would ruin everything(he-he).
You couldn’t be clearer thank you.
Wow! I have always "heard" this but didn't have a clue what I was listening too but now I do. I was so pleased I was able to work out what the chords were too.
Still my favorite theory teacher.
Thank you!! :)
It’s like a veil of fog has been lifted from my eyes. You make theory so interesting and understandable. Thank you. Have a great Christmas Gracie.
So glad to hear it!! Merry Christmas to you too!
FACTS! What a great teacher.
One of the best music theory teachers on YT …. Come on people subscribe… she’s earned it!
I can’t believe I was afraid of secondary dominants ... thank you!
Gracie, think you for being such a great communicator and realizing how important it is to pass on the gift of music to others. We can't take it with us when we go, so it is vital that this gift continue to be passed on from generation to generation. You are absolutely amazing...
I like it when she brings out her elf helper voice ☺
I love this! TY, Gracie! If I had you in school as my music teacher I wouldn't have hated music. 😆
:) thank you!!
THE BEST teacher. God bless u
Finally had the time to watch this duo series on secondary dominants. Thank you so much, Gracie! V/V and V/IV info is gold, and as always, brilliantly presented, and easy *and fun* to follow.
Finally got it?? Light bulb moment. So many videos go around the houses on this idea. Refreshing to get the message early into the subject. Thanks.
Gracie
Music is a gift of God and you're an angel 😘
This really highlights the importance of the circle of fifths for me as I instantly saw the fifth of the fifth in my mind! Triumph!
i discovered your vids the other day by chance. i've enjoyed and learnt from all of them. now i'm off to watch your secondary dominant vid.
You are too cool.. I have been playing bass for over 50 years (self taught) but never took any music theory courses. I wish you and RUclips had been around when I was a teen!!! Love your vids!!!
I watch all your video and am so happy because I understand your teaching thanks
MERRY CHRISTMAS GRACIE!! THANKS FOR ALL THOSE ENLIGHTENING LESSONS!❤
You are so welcome! Merry Christmas to you too!
Thank you so much Gracie. Explained in a very simple and easily understandable way. Initially I was having little difficulty in following with your accent. But subsequently i could sync properly :). Thanks again. 🙏
Excellent teacher….. excellent instructions. Thank you Gracie
Root and fifth concept is very practicle.
Wish you a merry Christmas, and
Melodious new year.
Thank you and same to you!!
Gracie, your videos are the BEST!! The way you explain things is so thorough and clear. Thank you!! You are the best teacher, hands down.
I love metaphors, the ref carpet one got me.
Once again, awesome, Ms Gracie! Thanks for all your hard work. You're one of a kind! ❤
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
Great fundamental vid that works for the beginners to advanced players…thx!
Love everything about this.
I finally found my favorite music theory instructor. My interest in exclusively jazz guitar, but may end up learning piano as well. Thank you again.
Thanks for this new video. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2023 to you and your family.
FASCINATING !!! :))
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you Gracie !! :))
Thank you for a great music theory gift for Christmas. V/V!
Hello, Gracie, I've been playing guitar for several years now & you had me within the first 3 minutes. Thank you!!
I;fyou learn the order of the diatonic chords, it's a bit easier. The order of diatonic chords goes like this: Maj, Min, Min, Maj, Maj, Min, Dim, Maj (that last is the octave). Also helps to know the order of the intervals of the scale. The intervals of a major scale go like this: Tone, Tone, Semitone, Tone, Tone, Tone, Semitone. If you remember those two sequences, it's easy to find the chords for any key. This does work better on guitar than other instruments simply because the guitar neck is divided into semitones. One fret jump is a semitone, a two fret jump is a tone.
You always brighten the day Gracie, I now have a far better understanding and knowledge of music, After watching your videos, Thank you, All the best for you and your family, Merry Christmas and a happy new year.
Thank you!! Same to you!!!!
Thank you for all the great work you do for us.
my pleasure!
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Gracie you are a genius. I cannot begin to tell you how much your videos help. Instead of learning chords and trying to remember them ' Parrot Fashion' I now break them down into Roman Numerals as you have suggested in previous videos. It makes it so much easier once you get used to it. I did this on a song called Louis Louis by the Kingsmen. It works.
This lesson has taught me so much more. I have never heard of 5 of 5 but always wondered where these 'odd' 7ths came in as they were not in a pure Diatonic Scale.
Every time I watch your videos I learn so much. Your Circle of fifths is such an eye opener I recommend it to any and everyone.
Cannot thank you enough.
Have a great Christmas and a wonderful new year.
Alan
Thanks Gracie for sharing your gift. Greetings from México. Yo
thank you very much! i've had a lot of fun with this lesson. you are the best music theory teacher on youtube.
Ms Gracie you really are an exceptional teacher, you make the oft mysterious world of music theory very accessible. But what is even more amazing, is that you are a stellar musician as well....rare combination to my mind. Thank you for breaking this all down for us.
Thank you so, so much!! What a wonderful and nice thing to say!
Another Great lesson! Thanks Gracie.
Merry Christmas and/or Happy cHanukkah.
Same to you James!!
Gosh Gracie,I am so glad I found this and I'm so grateful to you for taking the time to make this. I really love what Rick Beato and David Bennett do but they don't take the time to break it down like this so this channel is slaking my theory thirst, thank you! There's very much a space for this kind of content so keep this style please. You absolutely rock! Thank you.
My thoughts exactly!
Merci for your videos. You have a great teaching method for beginners (like moi) so that we aren't beginners anymore. Too many teachers expect a deep understanding of music theory and aren't cut out at teaching at a beginner level. It's a gift and you share that with the world and it is well appreciated.
I am working on learning what I can in all chords in every key. I'm doing like you recommend and doing one key per day. I sat through all of your classes and so I know the keys, but masterning them is the practical part. I don't want to miss out on the basics.
Thank you very much for sharing.
Once again you are amazing.
Merry Christmas Gracie! Thank you for this very instructive tutorial.
It is an excellent, easy to understand and very applicable music theory. You should publish a piano lesson book.
Thanks for your clear teaching Gracie. I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Same to you! Merry Christmas!!
I’m rolling out the red carpet for this tutorial - it’s brilliant! Thank you.
Thank you for an excellent tutorial
awesome video. THANKS
Merry Christmas Gracie and thank you for all the great lessons. It's very helpful 🌲
Awesome Gracie
Wow! You gave a lesson on transcribing harmonies, learning the (harmonic) structure of a (this) song, learning what secondary dominants are and giving a feel for possibilities of ways for coming home (harmonically) to the root of a song. Was so much fun following you on the piano … whish I could do it on the Uke like you 😊
Thank you so much for this Christmas feel along with some structure! Merry Christmas and a happy holiday season!
Thank you so very much!!! Merry Christmas to you too!!!!!!!
Thanks!
Thank you so much! I love the way you teach. I can follow and most definitely understand the lesson. Thank you and have a wonderful peaceful safe holiday!
Thank you!! And same to you!!
Thank you very much....Great work .
Gracie, this was so well explained and a treat to watch, in fact! I watched this at around 2 AM 🤪🤪🤪🤪 and found it so easy to understand, but will have to wait till a bit later to play it as I don’t think my neighbours would be very appreciative at this time of the morning 😂😂😂😂. Just love your tuition and look forward to them so much. Much peace and love to you Garyx
you do an incredible job teaching. Thank you. I'll buy something!
Really nice video! I've just realized that the dominant of the dominant is a whole step above the root (C --> D7, G --> A7, ...), seems an easy trick to find them quickly :)
Thank you
Very helpful
I love that the ideas are demoed on a Ukulele ❤
I prefer the keys because I don't Uke. Otherwise, yes it's nice.
Haha it's the easiest thing to grab while I'm talking to the camera... :)
@@GracieTerzian I remember when U unpacked the "greenie". Kool stuff.
Cheers from Toronto. ...
Gracie you are amazing. Such a wonderful teacher, thank you.
Wonderful just Wonderful ❣️
Thanks for making these great videos! Also, if you make a video explaining tensions, i will certainly watch it. merry christmas!
Lovely.
ty, very helpful
Hi G - greatly appreciated for the in depth lesson and as always your insight. Much appreciated Nick Australia
Thank you Nick!!
Great job! Thanks. (Pretty dress, too)
Best teacher 👍 😘 from germany
You should have more likes. This is very clear and very good 🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
Thank you!
Great lesson. I'm happy to say, because of all your prior lessons, this made sence to me 😄. Yay. I got it! Woohoo. What a great gift. Thank you so much. Even for the homework. 😉 Happy Holidays.
In class we put D7 for dominant and Dmaj7 for major 7
Bless u 🎉❤
A little more challenging doing this on piano vis-à-vis guitar. Some of the chords sound better in 1st or 2nd inversion and also make it easier to switch between chords. 😄
Merry Christmas🎄 and you the best teacher around for me.
Thank you and Merry Christmas to you too!
Gracie is giving us the love of music for Christmas and I appreciate you for it all. By chance without having to scroll over all the classes, anything on the basics of reading and playing composed music with chords?
I don't think I have any videos breaking that down exactly.. but I could make one :). Can you specify a little more what you mean? Like reading sheet music? With both melodies and chords written on them? And on any specific instrument? Or just reading a chord chart? Let me know what you mean exactly!
@@GracieTerzian Yes. Specifically reading and playing what you see on a music sheet on a guitar. also, Applying a variation of a chord and the visibility and reading of such variations on a music sheet. I apologize, this is as clear as I could make it. Thank you for your patience.
Gracie you know what are you teaching, Please dish more I need more.
I've been listening to your album, it's damned good:)
Thank you!!
Thank you, Gracie. This video is very helpful to me. I am obliged to do the chords for Hark the Herald and I'm sure this video will help me. Thank you and Merry Christmas to you.
Great
Great job with jingle bells! The Andrew sisters do a great version with bing crosby!:)
(V - I perfect cadence)
D7 is 5th degree of G but here song is from Croot and C had Dm not D7 and F/C/G are related maj keys
So G allow you to take D7 from diatonic chords of G
love from sikkim ❤😊
Thank you so much! You helped me understand two things that were always a little hazy for me before. Now I wonder what it would sound like (or has someone already done that?) if one was to write a song and use a loop of V/V chords somehow and change keys… I don't know. Would be interesting to hear if that's been done.
Hi Gracie, loved this viseo, do you perhaps have a video on secondary leading tones? My gr 6 music theory exam is within a month
Hi, I'm just starting to really learn theory and your videos have been a huge help. I was wondering if you've covered beat, rhythm, and/or timing in a video before (I looked but didn't see one dedicated to it.) I know it's kind of an elementary concept, but it's something that I'm really having trouble getting my head around!
something tells me someone may enjoy a bit of jazz, hehehe cant wait
Hello: Thank you much for taking the time for people like us. I have a question; what is major third (3rd) above the bass? Do you have a video? Again I thank you, R
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Gracie do you have any videos of modal interchange? Tritone substitution?
Great teaching! I am a fairly new student. So, pardon my question. If you say, ii V I chords, are you saying that they are played in that particular order? Or you just saying the chords that are involved and not necessarily the order in which they are played?
Most of the time it would be assumed they are being played in that order
Hello , congratulations on your clear explanation of harmonizing scales and in reverse finding back the related chords ( or a sugestion of).
When talking about second dominant chords, can that be related to the Circle of the fifth or is the chord progression of mr Sandman for example also all second dominants (B7 E 7 A7 D7 G7 Cmaj7)
I was missing also a bit explanation about "turn arounds"
On a lot of sheet music papers you see text and chords but i miss the link between the next verse like a Imaj IIIdim IIm V7 or I VIm IIm V7 (and all the possible substitutions you can try out
But my most important question is : what is the model/brandname of your beautiful ukulele
nearly every time you play a chord that clashes i like the dissonance lol 😭
Whatever you do, don't look at the description box. This chick is the Queen Of Rabbitholes. Every video links 2 more, which links 3 more. Pretty soon, you're old.
Hahaha.. it’s the only way I can cover these topics thoroughly!
can u do a video about modal interchange?
Hello Ms Gracie, is there a method from changing chord in a song from chorus to sort of refrain