Find The Chords To Any Song On Guitar - Part 2 (Minor Keys)

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Listen & Play is my full-length course on playing guitar by ear. It covers all this stuff in much more depth along with a ton of practical exercises. I also go over non-diatonic chord progressions, more advanced chords, and how to do all of this without having to use bar chords. Learn more here: andrewclarkeguitar.com/p/listen-play

[@LitchfieldParkFamily]

Yes please! We are also learning the Pentatonic scales so any info on that would be helpful! 💯🎶🎸

[@hopper5190]

As far as I can see you didn't tell about chromatic examples but a lot of songs consider chords from another keys. Could you please tell in which video you speak about it or could you add some information particularly of this topic? (I apologize in advance for my English, it is not my native language)

[@Mygames627]

Have youbdone part 3 yet ?

[@RythmGkwd]

Please come up with the part 3, this series has been so constructive in my learning Thanks !

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Sounds good! I'm glad you're finding the videos helpful :)

[@rainong3852]

Part 3 pls

[@peterkortvel]

Feels to me that years ago before youtube this music knowledge and songwriting was hidden away to a few lucky people who just had the right teacher/mentor that could explain it simply enough to start making songs - or to people who were meticulous enough to go through entire music theory and be smart enough not to get lost in it to get it themselves. Especially weird is that learning piano for many years didnt mean you understand how chords fit into scales. Even though on piano this is much simpler visually. Teacher would just teach you read and memorize complex classical songs. What a waste of potential great musicians when people can teach beginners in a condensed simple way. Thank you so much for these videos!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I really appreciate the comment. My goal here is to demystify music theory. I feel like there’s a lot of gatekeeping in the music education community. Glad you found the video useful. Cheers 😊

[@pomojka3010]

We need part 3!!!!!!!!!!

[@peterkortvel]

More parts up until jazz songwriting 😁

[@robertgrignani9662]

Agreed!

[@thomlev5217]

did you do a part 3

[@bellser20]

Could definitely use part 3. These 2 videos have definitely helped me start to pick out keys and chords by ear.

[@chrisdempsey2379]

PART 3 PLEASE. This opened my eyes a lot, I've been playing for years but always found this to be difficult and confusing with how other channels explained it for some reason. Thanks man!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Sounds good! Glad you're finding the videos helpful :)

[@e4tm333]

Yes waiting for this, bring on part 3!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Sounds good!

[@user-bm9rk9lp5p]

Please do a part 3!! These videos have been a great help

[@climbdaddyclimb]

Really easy to follow. Please please do a part 3

[@JoseMartinez-zd1bs]

these videos are single-handedly getting me out of my rut. i’ve know my bar chords and the shapes but never knew how to apply it. this just opened up so much for me. Thank you so much! I don’t know you personally but if I’d ever met you i’d give ya a big old hug

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

That's great! I'd gladly hug ya back 😀👍

[@shootdang8618]

Also we need a part 3!!!!!

[@matepojbics2386]

Please come up with the part 3, this series has been so constructive in my learning Thanks !

[@pitermg]

Andrew, it is hard for me to express how much I am grateful for these two lessons! I've been learning to play the guitar for many years and never I could find such great explanation of how to find a key of the song and corresponding chords. Of course I know minor/major chords, I know about pentatonic, I know notes... and so on. Moreover I am able to find proper notes on fingerboard by ear. But all it was rather intuition and trials & errors method. What I was missing was the connection of all things I already know - of course I have heard about circle of fifths, minor/major 3rd and so on - but never ever I have found good explanation how does it really work. I don't know music theory, I am self-learner. All explanations I have found so far were too complicated and sophisticated for me. Your lessons instead gave me the simple explanation what is all of it about. I started listening what you are saying, then took my guitar and instantly everything became clear. It is so easy that I almost can't believe I haven't figured it out! So thank you very, very much! I feel that now I will be able to better understand the music. Of course you have sub from me! Best regards, Peter!

[@resasol1106]

Thank you bro..! Your are Great. I began to think i am a dummy with not much to progress in my playing but thanks to you i find it much easier and injoying now. Many thanks❤

[@beonhodges8660]

Thanks for mentioning my last comment in this video it’s kind of a highlight! And thanks for listening to us. The fans!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

My pleasure! I appreciate you guys. Thanks for watching my videos :)

[@vietvan4879]

Thank you greatly, Andrew. You are an excellent guitar teacher - clear, straight forward, and very easy to understand of an complex music theory and its applications.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

It's my pleasure! I'm glad you're liking the videos.

[@marcohepberger610]

Please do part 3!!!!! Your videos are awesome and they make so much sense!!

[@frankie-tr6gf]

you are a great teacher - you seem to appreciate the difficulies people have understanding music theory

[@isaacjohnson.]

So glad to see a part 2! Love these type of lessons. Thank you.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thanks! More to come :)

[@raphael_aremusica]

Another vote for part 3! Just watched parts 1 and 2 and it totally made sense in my head, thanks for clearing things up

[@tiboorens4831]

Part 3 would be nice. Thanks for the great lesson!

[@mikemurdoc4140]

I know many guitar players who are lost into the darkness of not knowing the language of music because I am also one of them. Just like the other language, we clearly hear it as they speak but we understand nothing. So it is not the question of not being able to hear but an issue of not understanding what we hear. This series of videos is the light on that darkness as I am now able to transcribe for the first time with a little effort and i hope this will continue to part 3 and so on. This is a treasure to us. Thanks you brother!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

🙏🙏

[@ImHewg]

Do a part 3!!! This lesson was amazing!

[@antoineleroux7534]

Tina already said it but, again : you're simply the best.

[@eduardois7003]

Andrew...I got now words to thank you, I've been playing mechanically for ten years not knowing what I was doing...thanks bro, you are an amazing teacher!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I'm so happy you found the video helpful :)

[@honghaidong809]

Part 3 Please! This is their best chords video I have seen so far!

[@lalithasrividhara6205]

These 2 videos really revolutionized my playing and understanding of music. Thanks man. You are the best teacher ❤️

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

That's great to hear! I'm glad I could help :)

[@ghaiyur1209]

Andrew, you’re not only a great guitarist, but also a fantastic teacher. I’ve learnt a lot from you, and thank you for spreading the knowledge for the community. I wish your channel achieves great success soon, because you totally deserve it.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thank you so so much ☺🙏

[@peterkortvel]

Love how you explained modes in 10 seconds 😀 at 15:10 Was watching some videos but still didnt grasp it until now 😅

[@mypurpleax]

Great job! Part 3, please!

[@Botscarblues]

Great job once more!! Bring on part 3 🙌😃 These are incredibly worthwhile, thank you.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thank you! Will do!

[@TheAaronredbaron]

Was just wondering when we'd see some more lessons, awesome work, really valuing your style and teaching skill!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Awesome, thank you!

[@walterkemp6558]

Great video again. Only watched once but I will watch it a few times to get it in my head. Then try it out. Thank you 👍

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Awesome, thank you!

[@walterkemp6558]

@@andrewclarkeguitar Yes please. I would like to have more videos like this. You make these videos easy to understand and not to long. Brilliant.👍

[@adisin.holistic]

Wow! Your videos make me believe that I can play guitar at my best. Cheers from Thailand!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

You can do it! Cheers :)

[@movimientorioarriba7886]

Definitely part 3 is a must. Much appreciated. Ive been trying to learn this for years but you are the only one who has put it so simple n clear

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Zanmato_7]

Ah I was thinking yesterday what about the minor key. Sweet ...this makes it so handy to pull in the minor chords with the relative major minor. Thank you man honestly.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I'm glad it worked for ya!

[@SpecialTed]

Thank you so much Andrew! Your videos are so helpful! I'm 48yrs old. I've played guitar on and off since I was 15. My biggest regret is that I didn't learn theory, scales or modes. All that cool stuff. Thanks for the help. It means a lot to us older players who learned to play by ear.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Hey Ted. Thanks! I hope you're finding the videos to be helpful. I've got a lot more on the way. Cheers!

[@thomassteward9382]

Very informative and eye opening. I'd love a Part 3 on non diatonic chords and modes!

[@AbhijitNavare]

Andrew Thank you so much for these lessons....You are an extremely rare combination of Attractive Personality, Skills, Looks, Knowledge etc...Wishing you all the best in Life....

[@thecowl626]

You're doing great. Make a part 3 bud

[@schmuben8580]

Ive watched a bunch of videos on this concept, and these two are hands down the best. Great job explaining this in a way that is super digestible

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

So glad you liked the videos. Cheers!

[@kenamick]

Thanks for explaining the method of identifying the keys of songs. As a harmonica player, this is awesome!!!!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@iandawton6855]

Brilliant and so easy to understand. I wish I had learnt this years ago. I glad I dropped on this channel, looking forward to future videos! 👍👍

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Great to hear!

[@adamhakim3529]

wonderful job! my one suggestion is that the parts where you are playing and I am listening is so helpful. I would want you to do a few of those first then the explanation then back to listening again. For me it would give practical context right off the bat. and then for those who havent heard the topic it, they would hear it after. But I have heard this stuff countless times, and this made it make sense in a way I have never had. Please keep going. thanks.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

That's good feedback, thanks. I'll keep that in mind for future videos. Thanks for watching. Cheers!

[@kastro99]

BRO YOU ACTUALLY MADE IT I LOVE U

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

😁🙏🏻

[@pkrishna1065]

Loved both the videos... Especially in combination with some amazing circle of fifth videos out there

[@joshualewin7857]

Part 3 please - brilliant lessons.

Rooting for the part 3!!!

[@enricoguastella1219]

please part three... I NEED it

[@pappajoseph7793]

After twelve years of playing the guitar I still didn't know how to find the chords to a song, until I saw your video. Finally, I know how to do it, thanks to you. You've done a great service to aspiring guitarists like me!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

That’s so great to hear! Glad I could help 😊

[@Zbbros]

Wow thank you so much for this! Youre right it is a lot simpler than I anticipated.

[@sashakla]

Yes, part 3 - please!

[@michaelbeaudoin1127]

Part 3!!! This series is very helpful thank you

[@marcisrael1028]

Yes part 3 Modes and sprinkled with non diatonic would be my desire for the next video! Thanks Andrew!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Will do! Thanks!

[@1000-r3g]

Let me update you since my comment a couple days ago on the other video: as promissed i learned all major positions up and down the neck as well as all notes on the neck. With the latter i still have to think one or two seconds before i can point out the note(s) but im getting there and i do know my neck already. Also it didn't hurt at all ;) I already knew all the minor positions so now after this video im gobling up blues songs ;)) Hey, thanks again, you realy, realy opend a whole knew understanding of the fretboard, the keys and how to figure out songs. Many other things come together now also and i am amazed how fluid it comes in when so far it was just an incomprehendable pain not worth pursuing. First theory lessons ever that actually did something for me. Also i have no income since three years and my daily struggle with the worlds most unplayable guitar is what keeps me sane these days. So, what i said above does realy count double. It makes my life a tinsy bit more positive!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Good stuff! I'm glad you're finding the videos helpful. Cheers!

[@dominikderendarz6460]

Patiently waiting for part 3 and I have to say for someone who speaks so fast it is (surprisingly) very easy to follow you

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I try to strike a balance between clarity and speed. Can't let people get bored 😅 Glad you liked the video!

[@Jamie-js3qw]

this was forebodingly complex but you made it simple

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@darrenrimmer3265]

Yes would love part 3

[@dobrostarr3759]

I can’t wait for part 3! Thanks so much for doing these videos. I enjoyed 1 & 2 but was comfortable with most of it. I feel like part 3 is going to be next level for me. Thanks again and great job!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Workin on it! Thanks for watching 😁

[@aliegemengok2410]

Part 3 pleasee , thanks for the firs 2 very helpful

[@PeterGreer-ts4lm]

These videos are inspired. I could work out song chords immediately with your clear method. You have a real gift for teaching. Please Part 3

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

That's what I like to hear!

[@RythmGkwd]

Thank you so much for adding part 2 👍 Part 1 was super helpful and this would be a good addition to my understanding.

[@ainz1709]

You are doing a great job.I wish you more success in future. And plz make part 3.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thank you so much!

[@1974xaviers]

Thanks Andrew.. you are doing a great job... good video😊

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I appreciate that!

[@filippo1979]

Andrew, you made my day! I'm Italian and I learned more from you in English in one lesson than ever before in Italian! Really helpful! Great! Looking forward for part 3 😃 Thank you friend

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

That's awesome! I'm glad you found it helpful. Cheers 😀

[@PatrickLarson]

I'm a new bass player, but this really spoke to me. It makes so much sense!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

That's great!

[@eddie4340]

What a great streamlined way to describe this concept. Thank you! Would love to hear how you expand out of this into the different modes!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thank you! Workin on it!

[@PioneerWhoDreams]

It really makes sense. Your approach to explaining this topic is top-notch. Thank you so much ! I would definitely like to see the third part :)

[@chess_master069]

Part 3 yes ! Great explain

[@terrafinosix6130]

I was kinda confused in the first one, thinking; "Did he forget about minor keys?" But this clears it up Awesome!

[@siddhichetia]

We want part 3!!!

[@andresmall2079]

Very helpful video, thanks! Looking forward to Part 3!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@DanielGAndrew]

Another brilliant video that lets me just pick up the guitar and play along. Thanks Andrew!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@camilo_donoso]

Thanks man. I feel encouraged to learn what feels like music theory and it sounds to me that if I practice this enough, I might actually be able to pull it off. Thanks for making it so understandable. Really means a lot. Continue with this understandable theory series pls

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

I believe in you! I'm glad you're finding the videos helpful. I've got a lot more on the way. Cheers!

[@kevinsutherland2207]

More please! Wish I had these videos 35 years ago!

[@sanjaydharshan3127]

Part 3!! Let’s gooooo!

[@kec3043]

As a long time guitar player but just recently started diving into theory I found this video very helpful. You've earned my sub!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Awesome, thank you!

[@enzonenation]

I'm so happy to find out you made a Part 2 just after I finished watching Part 1. It was the first music theory video I watched where I immediately applied what I learned after finishing it. I had a lot of fun challenging myself to play songs by ear. It helped my playing that I knew WHY the chords used were the ones specifically chosen. It helped me understand the fretboard a little bit more and see it as a playground to be explored. So thanks for these videos and I hope you know that they help guitarists like me who have been playing for a while but have been shying away from theory :D

[@BrainDeadBeats]

This made it so simple and tied so much together for me thank you

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

You are so welcome!

[@creatio1]

Yes, I would definitely like a part 3. You are explaining so clearly, thanks man :) It makes much more sense to me now 👍

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

It's coming! Glad you like the videos :)

[@musik-st2940]

Thanks for your teachings! You have help me to improve on guitar! Great lessons. Keep it up! Thanks!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

My pleasure!

[@nerenahd]

If people got confused with this video, because they have no grasp of modes. My advice is they should stick to the first video that you posted. With that one, they will probably be able to identify the notes that fit or not on a song, regardless of the "key signature". What I mean is, if they find that the 7 notes that fit a song are from C Major (Ionian), that´s all they need to improvise over it. Regardless of the fact that the key is actually A Minor (Aeolian). Later on they can progress to this here.

[@andrezorro9010]

Just found it out today, amazing! thank you very much and look forward to part 3 :D

[@juniorrodriguez6902]

part 3, thanks !!! good lesson!

[@mwilson1227]

Very well done definitely want to see part 3. Thank you for these lessons.

[@day-gw5tv]

i watched part one, subscribed, and saw part two just went up. thank you for this, looking forward to future content

[@bobmay3936]

Guid stuff Andrew, as they say in Scotland. This video and its predecessor have taken my understanding up an important notch. Cheers! 🤓

[@hassanameen556]

Thank you for the video. I am waiting for part 3. Keep it up.

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Thanks for watching. I'm working on it!

[@marcisrael1028]

Yes yes yes a part 3 for non diatonic chords and scales! Thanks so much for doing these videos in an easy to understand format!!!!!😊

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Glad you like them!

[@pablovillar686]

Can’t wait for modes. I love the way you explain everything! Cheers

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

🙌

[@spaceninja7080]

Literally what I needed

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

🙌

[@wifi-YT]

Nice addition! Yes, part 3 would be great, thanks!

[@BuntyDave]

Great lesson. Thankyou

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

You're welcome!

[@nico3641]

Thank you for this. Very educational

[@jukkavarri8538]

Part 3 please. Very Good job THX!

[@odin9042]

Part 3 please you are amazing

[@fahmi9]

Part 3 please!

[@morgywong]

Thanks Andrew this has been so good to learn from!

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

My pleasure!

[@radunicolae482]

Useful and clearly explained

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

Glad you liked it 😁

[@yaredredman]

Love these series of videos, it has helped me A LOT, and I've been playing for years

[@andrewclarkeguitar]

That's so great to hear! Thanks for watching :)

[@vidvoodoo]

MODAL pt 3 pls 🙏 THX!