Seventh Chords - Music Theory Crash Course
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2018
- The next step from triads is looking at sevenths chords and how to identify them in music.
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I was sick on the day that we learned this in theory class so I have just been confused for the past two weeks. My friends haven't been able to explain it really effectively so I've felt pretty stuck. This was such a huge help, I REALLY appreciate it, thank you so much!
We hope you are feeling better! Thanks for watching.
1:00 major seventh
1:16 dominant seventh
1:34 minor seventh
1:52 half-diminished seventh
2:11 diminished seventh
these videos are so helpful, thank u so much! i'm taking an online music theory course rn but i understand it so much better when i hear it explained like this
Thank you so much for watching!
K I think these videos are awesome please don't stop making them. I think every teacher should refer students to these videos
Hi thanks so much! All your videos have been so helpful and they have helped me understand music theory much better! Keep making music theory tutorials!
Missed out on the day my music theory class went over this. This was a big help, thank you!
Very helpful!!! Saved a bunch of your videos to start taking notes on as refreshers and introductions to a theory class I have to take at Berklee.
Thankyou for making this video. I'm waiting for the next following video, appliance of the 7th chord :D
Thank you so much! I was having so much trouble identifying qualities and I’m a HUGE visual learner so this explanation was perfect! 🤩
very helpful. thank you so much!
This video
helped a lot for my study in seventh chords. Thanks so much
Thank You for the knowledge!
Thanks for the great video! God bless!
I love the way you teach❤
Missed out on this lesson because I was sick, thanks for this!
I've always been confused on 7th chords. This helped a ton!
very valuable stuff! thank you sooo much!
EXCELENTE!!! Thank You soooo MUCH!
I'm actually in your shoes brooo
I was so confused in class since Monday buy I found peace after watching this video 😍
half dim 7 just sounds like a minor chord with a maj 6 added. But nothing sounds like a dim 7. :) or a pure augmented chord. interesting stuff.
yes, that is how it's used more commonly. for example, an Fm6 in C major, I-iv6-I. An example of this is Chopin's Nocturne in A flat major. Opening chords are Ab-Db-Dbm6-Ab, or I-IV-iv6-I :D very nice sounding chord, it's actually the negative harmony of a V7 chord, making it have very large gravity to the root!
the half dim 7th chord occurs naturally in the 7 chord, ie bdfa in C major. (b dim 7th)
I love learning these things even though i play violin
Helpful videos for sure, however, when you broke down the seventh using an F#, why was that not a raised tone or augmented tone? Is that because it was an F, and would the same apply C? Thanks
Is there a name for a minor triad with a major third on top, ie aceg# ?
quick question what do you mean when you say stack them up in thirds?
Sometimes the notes of a chord are all spread out. So to make it easier to read the chord, you can stack the notes in thirds. For example, if you have a C in the bass clef, an F in the treble, and a C above the treble staff. You can stack them as FAC to see that it is an F major chord. The distance btw F & A is a third and the distance btw A & C is a third.
Is a fully diminished 7th chord the same as a diminished triad with a 6th then?
Yes, but the interval is called a double flatted seventh and not a sixth because then it would be a sixth chord
wait if you use your right hand do you do finger 1,2,3 and 5?
It depends on the chord and how it lands on the keyboard. 1,2,3,5 works well and sometimes I use 1,2,3,4.
at 4:29 how did you indicate that the F was Sharp if there was no Sharp symbol next to it
how u identify them
You forgot to mention minor Major 7th chord, which has a minor triad with a Major 7th together
I cannot understand your tuning. Was this video slightly sped up? Confusing my brain! But well presented!
I’m lost on how you identify the root, but no one else seems to be confused so guess I’m just missing something
Aren't these just tetrachords?
you did a poor job explaining everything after minute 3:00
thank u thought i was the only one
like why aren’t all of them seventh chords? how can he identify that first one is despite the beat right before it has the same bass note just a different higher note? so many questions i don’t understand
-from someone trying to learn
0:41 It's really funny how It pops to my mind __when you say that the other chords are less common__ that The MUSIC industry is focusing on a fucking boring same SUBJECTs and unethical ones!! What I mean by unethical is that It ignores that ART is responsible for raising awareness, teaching ethical principles and values and talking about Things that's happening in the other part of the world even if we don't belong to it but we are human and all humans are alike in that they are so! The music of today is really starting to bore me So I stop listening as I feel so absurd! Music is not for entertainment It has a very important role which is Teaching and Raising awareness of the Society. And Religion Principles as well. The Western Societies are really good but they have one problem is that they completely forgot about Allah/God. And Eastern or Arab Societies do not forget about religion but MISUNDERSTAND IT and thus are So Radical! Religion not this nor that Religion is simpler than this AND IT IS NOR RADICAL NOR EXTREME! ONE THING TO ADD ABOUT THE TWO SOCIETIES IS THAT THE FIRST ARE SO EXTREMELY FREE and the SECOND IS SO EXTREMELY NOT FREE! whereas freedom religiously has to be MODERATE. NOT too much free nor too much unfree!!