Music Theory: Cadential 6/4

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Put your I chord in second inversion and watch it take on a whole new personality! Enjoy this sample from my new video lesson: The Cadential 6/4 Chord.
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[@back-seat-driver1355]

completely underrated music teacher!
Great resources with tasks and answer sheets.
Exactly what i need…
thank you so much Aaron!

[@breakingbarlinesmusictheory]

Hey, that's so gratifying to hear! Thank you for your kind thoughts, and keep watching for more video lessons here on the channel. Sounds like you've also been to the website, so enjoy the other lessons and let me know if there are any other music theory topics you'd like to see. I try to base my content as much as possible on what viewers want.

[@HeyKevinYT]

The "wait a minute" and "ahhh" sound effects really made this enjoyable😂

[@breakingbarlinesmusictheory]

Hey Kevin! Thanks so much for watching. If you're interested in 45 complete music theory video lessons like this sample, please visit breakingbarlines.com/
These lessons are based on my 28 years of music teaching experience, plus my love of music theory and passion for sharing it.
You can browse the complete online course and sign up for a monthly membership if you feel ready. Cancellation can be done easily at any time.
Thanks so much for your interest!

[@suefauziyah]

Very clear explanation of a new (to me) concept. Thank you!

[@breakingbarlinesmusictheory]

Thanks so much for watching! Cadential 6/4 really is a bit tricky to learn at first: a V chord that just hasn't put the other shoe in yet! If you're interested in watching the whole video lesson, plus 45 others, for free, stop by breakingbarlines.com. Many of the videos also have downloadable resources for both teachers and students!

[@TLMuse]

Really nice use of notation animation here. What software do you use for that?

[@breakingbarlinesmusictheory]

Hey, thanks so much for watching! It's Final Cut Pro X. Each note has to be a separate imported transparent background PNG that moves, rotates, or changes size on its own. It's a pretty exhaustive process editing, but I'm fond of the results :-)

[@TLMuse]

@@breakingbarlinesmusictheory Wow, that seems like a tremendous effort. Thanks; the results are certainly illuminating.

[@breakingbarlinesmusictheory]

@@TLMuse Thank you! I think my latest video on Augmented 6th chords took about 75 hours of editing time. If you'd like to see all 46 full-length video lessons, they're absolutely free on the Breaking Barlines website!