1 Chord Progression, 5 Levels of Complexity (ft. David Bennett Piano)

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[@ronnibndergaardbuchard4592]

I wanna give you a huge thank you. I am so thankfull for finding someone who explains theory so that it becomes understandable and the outcome is so powefull. I have been trying to grasp the theory behind passing chords and 2-5-1's for quite some time and never gotten a good explenation when asking my peers. You just cleared it all up. Thank you! 👏👏

[@zzzaphod8507]

An interesting variation is to go Am, then A7-D7-G (V/V and then V in G), cool effect as the A minor chord temporarily changes to major in a passing chord.

[@user-jh7id7nl4j]

0:23 0:32

[@user-jh7id7nl4j]

1:24 1:41 1:48

[@invisigoth777]

you, and 3 other youtube music teachers, always make me compose stuff based on what i learn from you lessons..
the chorus i composed, based on part 1 is going to drive me crazy to finish

[@invisigoth777]

that 2-5-1, in your example, really opened up doors for me..i knew the sequence, but only ever used it as the basic progression
i never thought of using it as a passing sequence

[@JPtheProducer3]

Love the content!! Thank you!

[@PremJHans]

Thanks man! 🤝🙌

[@serrabell]

Lovely.

[@martintub1]

thank you loads

[@themustm3x67]

Respect bro ❤

[@BenGrove-sn7ql]

Mate!!! Love your videos, it would be the greatest thing ever if you did a tutorial on ascent of stan by ben folds!!!! 🎹🎶

[@juniorrocha6112]

Am - G#aug is the first part of "nobody home" from pink floyd's the wall album

[@livinghuman2085]

lv 1: 0:36
lv 2: 1:13
lv 3: 4:31
FINAL RESULT: 13:50
(SRY i lost track at middle,but i tried :)))

[@elibese]

Please do "Roll with the Changes" by REO Speedwagon

[@soundwalls1]

please upload reminiscent by yiruma

[@iWhy_Music]

Link to David Bennett's channel:

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[@HDpiano]

Thank you for letting us know!

[@ringoze]

Why does the chord BEFORE the Secondary Dominant sound pleasing as well? - ie C before E7 to Am

[@simonsanchezkumrich8489]

Bc its major, can do voice leading smoothly to e7 and is basically almost the same chord as Am, both being diatonic also helps. Btw, playing F after that feels really nice too bc it presents a smooth resolution to the I chord and its also a third away from Am so they share 2 notes

[@invisigoth777]

level 4 almost sounds like Love on the Rocks, is trying to evolve from it

[@eri7-11]

wow at end how you know all extra bonus notes to add in

[@chriswaggoner2388]

Do you have a "thanks" / "super like" option so I can thank you with money?

[@andreysh3356]

can someone explain what 2nd of Em is F#m, not Fm?

[@andreysh3356]

i mean why, not what

[@ReVeRSe3100]

That's just because when we say a Second chord, we mean a Major Second that 2 semi-tones away of tonic chord. Not a Minor Second that 1 semi-tone higher. A Minor Second is to dissonant interval for common use.

[@CaptnRich737]

Oh, that’s easy, play the notes in the E major scale… 4 sharps
E F# G# A B C# D#
Scale degree 2 is an F sharp That’s the note and now the “quality“ or flavor of the chord is dependent upon what mode you are in - for most people it’s major or minor.

[@RyanCoomer]

Can't you see I'm hurtin, Linda?

[@christopherehiaghie5371]

Good job

[@deepwtr7171]

Does he have a strumming addiction or smth? Bro js can’t play a chord straightforward.