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

[@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! 👏👏

[@leesullivan9676]

Me Too!

[@Elazarko]

Me too! Thanks so much!

[@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

[@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

[@afela_lalrinfela]

Thanks for the tutorial....it clear my doubts about 2 5 1 progression

[@Viajerosl007]

Super thanks for this video!

[@PremJHans]

Thanks man! 🤝🙌

[@chigoemmanuel6923]

Very helpful sir

[@martintub1]

thank you loads

[@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 :)))

[@themustm3x67]

Respect bro ❤

[@erikhorvath4297]

And how should I build up more chord progressions altogether besides the ordinary 4 part solution?

[@serrabell]

Lovely.

[@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

[@erikhorvath4297]

Hey David, my question would be how could I use this for composing music when the harmonies are most of the time are played by left hand and not with the right hand where as in chord progressions it's quiet the opposite😅?

[@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

[@soundwalls1]

please upload reminiscent by yiruma

[@elibese]

Please do "Roll with the Changes" by REO Speedwagon

[@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.

[@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

[@americanmacgyver]

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

[@iWhy_Music]

Link to David Bennett's channel: / @ucz2iux-imr6hgdc3zafpjow - this link doesn't work, fix it HD piano.

[@HDpiano]

Thank you for letting us know!

[@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.