Where to find a webpage to see the chords in the roman-numeral-chord-notation?

I prefer harmonic minor. I like the lead note being a semitone.

this is the best and most accurate explanation on modes i have seen in all my time learning music theory

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Excellent.

Great explanation of how to count these time signatures. I learned to play by ear and 6/8 tunes were the first tunes I learned to play - and the shorthand way I thought of it in terms of rhythm was that 6/8 was a fast version of 3/4 which is very familiar waltz time. It's a foot tapping approach to find the beat.

You’re incredible man, thanks for this

You were the first person that ever taught me anything about music. You Helped me get into music school, and now I teach others for a living. You are awesome and I can’t thank you enough.

Where does one find this sheet music

Thanks! I was always tu ying to know the differences between melodic and natural minor and now you explain it in such a extremely clear way

Thanka

That's brilliant explanation....thank you

If one doesn't want to write songs is then theory necessary? (there are billion of songs written already more than one can learn in a lifetime and people like and want to listen to songs they know not unknown ones)

At 13min 21sec !! Thro I hear u x

11 years after the making, I want to say Thank You!

Is he explaining chord family

Da goat

No other teacher on youtube explains it even close to as well as you do. Thank you SO MUCH!

I'm only 4 min in, but holy SHIT, this video is blowing my mind/confirming things I've always felt about the natural minor scale. I'm self-taught and know a little theory (band in high school and knowledge picked up over the years), but not that much, videos like these are helpful to me in ways I'll never be able to truly express. Thank you!

If I have a song with a C note, and a D note, and want to use chords to harmonize with each of those (the C or D) how do I get the chords that would go with a C or D? Hope that makes sense to someone. TY!

I'm learning to play the guitar properly years after being in a punk metal band. The Udemy course I follow is great, but I was puzzling over this very question that this video just answered, clearly. Thanx a bunch & all the best.

Great explanation, helped me to visualise things more clearly, thank you!

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This is by far the best explanation of this I ever heard. Let me be clear, I am Not a musician. I do not play an instrument. I’m one of those nuts that loves to play around on GarageBand and whatnot attempting to make music. I’ve looked at explanations of sus chords before. But never walked away having a great sense of how to use them. I certainly didn’t understand the ambiguity in the way that you explained. In fact I realize I didn’t really understand 3rds until now. (Well maybe I still don’t to actual musicians) But the point is I learned a lot.

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Hi there, I think A and E are inverted in the circle of fifth from 11:30. Great content, thank you for your work !!

I got recommendations after 8 years

I wonder if other people sometimes like to just play soothing chords like minor 7ths, Sus2, Sus 4 with or without minor or Major 7ths. Or mellow Major chords that just combine the unusual forms like 1(Tonic) 267, or 146 etc.? They have certain names, but I just like to remember the chord components just as a numeric sequence defined by the numbers of the Major scale that are used like 1247 (CDFB). That is my secret musical shame.

Sometimes you do want a lot of notation in small space. Go to a guitar store and see the different people playing. I guarantee you that the guy playing fast is getting the most attention, often more than the guy playing people's favorite songs.

I like that first improvisation, it sounds like Chopin's nocturnes.

Great lesson thanks 🌼

Great break down of everything. how it works and why, where it doesn't wor k and why it doesn't work but most importantly how to kake that work after all. My question is why you can't use the non dyadic time signature of 2/3 woth two dotted quater notes or 4 dotted eoght notes, 8 dotted 16th notes, 16 dotted 32nd notes, 32 dotted 64th notes? Maybe even one dotted half note?

I was REALLY not good at minor scales before but now that u have explained everything , everything is easier . Thank u !

I can probably count in one hand how many times I’ve commented on KZbin videos. But I just gotta say this was the best explanation of minor scales I’ve ever seen/heard in my life.

Thanks

Tabs are great but they say nothing about rhythm

Caroline finds bead would be more appropriate!!

Awesome!! Honestly, how long did this take you to learn? 😊

This video is my “aha” moment of time signature. Thanks for breaking it down ❤️

Thanks for being so good at explaining this and teaching … really appreciate your help

This was explained great

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I just had to come back to shout out. You helped me get the whole theory thing Mike. Thank you

Exactly what I needed. Thanks much!

What do you mean longitudinal waves dont happen in the body of a fluid? They do, its transverse waves that cant propogate through fluids (and air).

Thanks brilliantly given lesson

It's already 10 Years after uploading this video. It's 2024, 6 September. Are you still alive? If yes then Thank God 🙏

"Putting silence into music" - "Thinking in the terms of space" ....Loving this! Thank you

Incredible explanation thanks!!

Michael is the 🐐 it's because of him I was able to grasp music theory amongst other topic that he teaches. If you're watching this watch his playlist about music theory, imo way better than any music educational vid I've ever watched.