Clinic: Repeats - D.C & D.S al Coda
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Clinic #14
Repeats. MusicTheoryGuy answers a question from Gilberto in Los Angeles, USA.
This video is the fourth in a six-part series of videos discussing and explaining repeats.
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You've got a teaching gift. Simple, super clear, done cheerfully, humbly - thank you - wondered about this forever
You, sir, have a lovely speaking voice!
He explains this so well. It really helped me, a new guy to playing a musical instrument. In my case, a trumpet. I'm trying to play "The Way You Look Tonight" and with this gentleman's help I now UNDERSTAND the sheet music.
Absolute clarity, I love it.
05/24/2024 Thank you MusicTheoryGuy for this lesson. I have been struggling with this series of Dc. and D.S. al Fine, al Coda instructions. Your active/progressive diagram with the two colour completion actions has cleared all this up for me. I finally made sense of the circle of fifths and fourths and the dichotomy of key references/scale key note references and how to calculate the progression ladder of sharps and flats in ascending order.
Your teaching is top notch, I understand actually what I had forgotten as a kid many years ago. Thanks for your clear and detailed instructions.
Thankyou Music Theory Guy! Listening to your video about del segno & al coda refreshed and clarified their use for me so much more quickly than having to look up my old music theory books again - and you explained them with much more clarity. Excellent presentation, and again, Thank you.
Fantastic explanation!
The way you explained it with the empty bars and the two different colours was very clever and crystal clear.
Thank you so much!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!! I was trying to find out what D.C. Al Coda was, but this is the only video that I found VERY helpful
THANK YOU!!!!!
Boi u look like the bad guy from the lorax
Didn’t have to roast him that bad
Excellent tutorial well explained thank you for taking the time and posting.
Very helpful all these years later. Thank you!
Hello,many thanks for your help with D.C & D.S coda clinic video. I'm 80 years old and just learning to play piano and things get a little slower at my age but you're tutorial was really clear and precise, just what I needed thank you so much for your help.Now I have found your site I'm sure I will be a regular viewer.Kind regards Jack Bowen.
Thank you! I was struggling with these. Your explanation clarified it for me.
Same here. I've made up flash cards and now I have an awesome clarifier for D.S.and D.C.
Never really commented on a video before, but felt compelled to for this one. Absolutely smashed it, perfect video.
The graphics are outstanding - simple and to the point. Your videos are far superior to anything else on this subject on RUclips. Thanks!
Haven't played violin in years, and wanted to play some of the music I still have, and this helped a lot. Thanks
You're a very good teacher. Your explanation and diagrams simplifies and clarifies any misunderstanding one may have on a particular topic.
Thanks for sharing!
I love the idea remember D.S al Coda that the sign looks like the S.
You're gifted for sure! That was such an easy to understand lesson!
The run through of the song really helped me! Thanks!
This is an excellent explanation of DC and DS al Coda. Well done.
That was simply explained. The colors helped a lot. Thanks.
Ok, playing Walking in Memphis right now on violin, and it contains 2 Codas with D.S. and D.C. I've been home sick for a bit, and I've missed my last couple of lessons with my instructor, so this video has been instrumental, no pun intended, in helping me figure out the order in which to play this song. Thanks for the clarification!
Not everyone can teach.....you certainly can with clarity!
“Da Capo” literally means “from the top.” That always reminds me of hearing “take it from the top” during aerobic exercise! (Therefore, that means to repeat the beginning of that portion of the workout!)
As for “Dal Segno,” I think “Il Segno” is supposed to be a combination of the “repeat the previous measure” symbol and the letter “S” which probably stands for “Segno.”
super clear!! thankyou, it helps me soooo much.I have an exam tomorrow, with this video I can easily understand it
You taught me exactly what I needed to know. Thank you!
This is excellent. Makes it so, so clear.
Thank you so much, I had so much confusion trying to practice with this. It really helped!
Very clear thank you. I’ve just started playing with a big band so this is very helpful.
My guitar teacher told me how to do it but I didn’t fully understand so thanks for the clean clear description
THANK YOU!! MY GOD THIS FINALLY MAKES SENSE NOW
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This was wonderful! Thank you so kindly! I'm a "music teacher" with not college education. I've studied music on my own for years and have been teaching guitar and piano for years, but in a fairly unconventional way. Lots of memorization of shapes and sounds and feelings. I decided it was time to really focus on teaching kids how to read music and sharpen my abilities as well. One kid had a teacher who left and she was given to me. She already had sheet music, which was easy enough for me to understand...but when it came to the Coda and she was like...what do I do here? I was like umm...lets listen to the real song and see what they do! I discovered that I needed to learn this new fact and found lots of confusing info. This made it perfectly clear and concise and I thank you, like and subscribe! Can't wait to learn more so I can teach better! Thank you!
Very easy to understand. Thank you so much.
Your lesson is really well done. I just want to clarify that the "gn" sound in "del segno", is not supposed to be pronounced like "g" and "n" separately but like a single sound that maybe doesn't exist in English and it is similar to the "ñ" sound in the Spanish word "señor" (e.g.). I know it for sure because I am Italian.
Desiree1176 Oh dear! This isn't the first time I've been advised/laughed-at/told-off/etc. when it comes to pronunciation of Italian terms. I clearly need some help with these! Thanks for letting me know but I'm glad to hear, despite my poor attempt at Italian, you still enjoyed the lesson. Best wishes.
musictheoryguy All your lessons are so accurate in every detail, so I thought they would be even better if you improved your pronunciation of some Italian terms. I know it's difficult to pronounce "segno" properly for a native English speaker, but I think you can improve listening how this word is pronounced by an Italian speaker: it.forvo.com/word/segno/#it. It's not so important but it's always nice to learn new things, isn't it? :-)
Thanks for teaching. Very clear information. I appreciated that. Thank you
Really helpful thanks for sharing this approach. Very easy to understand and apply.
Thank you very much. Very helpful and straightforward.
This is fantastic! Clearly explained and excellent examples. Tks heaps
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You're a great teacher, clear and concise. Keep it up!
Thank you. You are a very good teacher.
Love this explanation. What happens if there are two endings as part of the coda? Not sure where to go after playing the coda and the first ending.
Thank you so much with the clear teaching that can fully understand after the first view.
Great explanation with clear voice, thanks!
Thank you! 👍🏻
Really helpful and well put together, thank you
Fantastic! Very clear, thank you!
Thank you very much for the video, very clear teaching instruction!
Master! Very Clear 💚💚💚💚🎶🙏🏽 many thanks for Amsterdam
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Thanks for the video it was very clear Nd helpful
good vid, well made. thank you!!
Thanks. Clear and concise.
Thank you! Super helpful and it didn't take much or long to learn and understand 😀
Really clearly explained and helped me out (I actually misread the Coda as D.S rather than D.C and was frustrated as I couldn't find the 'S' symbol). Thanks!
What helped me heaps was practising drawing a good facsimile of one of those "segno's". Took a number of tries, but I have the hang of it now.
Thank you Sir. It was very well explained through through your clock and symbols shown in the video.. My heartiest congratulations!!
I am playing a piece with two Coda's (specifically Deepwood by David Bennet) it has two sets of D.C. And D.S. Coda's, how do they work?
Absolute clarity..thank q ...😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!!. Appreciate it greatly!!
Clarity. Thank you !
Great Explanation......
Thanks for sharing...... :0)
Wow, you are an amazing teacher.
Excellent 👌. Thank you 🙏
Very helpful, very clear, many thanks for your help.
Thanks, was a great way to explain it!
bless you
Thanks for explanation of dc ds coda
Very clear explanation! Thanks
Thank you so much! This is the only website/video on the internet that is clear and easy to understand about Coda's and stuff like that! Only Problem is, where do we go after we play the Coda? Is that the end of the piece?
Thank u so much..great help sir..
I finally get it!! Thank you so much
Thank you very much. This was very helpful tutorial.
thanks ... very helpful and clear instructions
Thanks I finally got it thanks to your video !!
Thank you so much!
Finally, I understand both! 😎🎧
Great news! 👍🏻👏🏻
Great !
Merci beaucoup. J'ai enfin compris grâce à votre super tuto.
Excellent video bruv, thank you!
Thanks a lot! Very useful and simple instructions :)
thank you sir this was very helpful as a beginner
This is fantastic! Thankyou.
Helpful video. Thank you.
Best channel for answering music questions and clarifying things. Superb teacher, the best on YT and probably outside YT too.
Really clear, great presentation, this will save a bunch of space in my notations, thank you!!!
Honestly thank you very much
This is excellent! Having the bars coloured as you progress through was so helpful.
Q: When is says 'D.C. Al Coda (Take Repeat)', does that mean to obey the repeat that occurs during the 'go back to beginning and play to Coda', or do I ignore the repeat?
Thanks for this clear visual explanation.
God bless you dude!
Nice video!
Thank you!! I have to memorize a song very quickly and this helped me a lot 😄
Thank you so much for the knowloedge
Really we like your video lessons very useful thank you so much .
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Thank you. This made it very clear and I can plan my music as intended. I appreciate your video!
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Very intersting any thank s for you teacher
im from india... your lessons are very beautiful understandable... thank u somuch...please explain four parts writing tricks... please..
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Both codas are the same but one is more confusing because it different signs (or vice versa)
Great explanation though!
Super helpful, thank you!!!
What about song with a number of verses. Where the end of the CODA changes the key?
Thank you.
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Thanks a ton! ✌️❤️