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Relative minor chords can help make a basic chord progression sounds full and interesting. In this tutorial, we'll dive into what relative minors are, how to quickly find them on the piano, and how you can use them in your songs.
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[@brianramz6681]

For all these years I just realized now that for every major key , all the major chords have relative minor chords of which are diatonic to your key. Which means Warren has basically taught me diatonic chord substitution haha. Thanks for revealing that .um looking forward to understand why they say we 30 keys in music instead of 24 ...

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Thanks Warren, very helpful. I just learnt how to use relative minors. Going to practice now.

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So in general, the relative minor is the minor chord of the 6th note. Thanks Warren!

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[@tooniatoonia2830]

Best music lesson ever! Learnt these chord substitutions in 2014 but didn't know they are called relative minors until 2022. Funny enough, have learnt about relative minors but couldn't see the connection on my own. Thank you Warren!!!!!

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You've gained my attention and you simply nailed it. That has been my hurdle; trying to identify and utilize relatives, minor chords, and diminished chords. I can't wait to learn some more. I just love your gospel selections; they're just perfect for the worship keyboardist.

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Thank you,Mr Warren,this was helpful...

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I really enjoyed and gained from today's lesson. Including those passing chords. Sir I will love to have a special lesson on this passing chords. Thank you.

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fantastic. Love that you explain basics as you go. It's nice for me because I don't study music super hard

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This was so helpful.

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Thank you for this lesson. I am beginner. This was helpful to me.

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[@panlan1]

i call my relative minors nieces and nephews, some folk even grand kids and the relation is the bond u create..everything is relative when you come right down to it and can intuit...relative majors are martial if i haven't missed it but how they serve is beyond me at this point...and grace is amazing too which is the first second...;

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Thank u so much. Sir i want to know more about passing tone.can u please make a lesson for that.

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Warren, can I please make a request for a future video. I watched your video transcribing Bill Withers - Lovely Day and it was so valuable to me, but I was wondering if you could do a similar one where you show in more detail your method for transcribing rhythm and using your fingers as "drums" when playing notes as this is something I have lots of troubles and I love your teaching style. Thanks again for creating this channel with so much free content, you are incredible.

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That was nice; how u changed the 1 to a dominant 7 in as the deer. What is the technical name for that? As in changing the quality of the scale degrees, as u did?

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What is the minor scale in Db??

[@LeatherKeys]

It’s the same scale as the E major scale,, but you start on the 6th. That’s the natural minor scale

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