Beautiful Secondary Dominant Chords on Guitar

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[@salummdau]

I have no other choice but to press the like button. Thank you Marco.

[@Bb-M4n]

Beautiful Marco - And a great explanation on passing through those chords to get to the target chord to provide extra colour.

[@ThanhTran-bi4ht]

I would say this is the best channel to learn beautiful fingerpicking

[@philipcampion386]

Marco, you are a genius. thank you so much for sharing this incredible lesson with us. a masterpiece. I have learned so much.

[@stepanterechshenko5435]

very similar prgression is used in Yesterday by Beatles, very nice to practise with singing

[@positivegradient]

Beautiful playing 😊

[@mikefinley4367]

Great lesson as always.

[@stevecrockett6619]

A great lesson from a great teacher 👍 I've been a member of OPFM since the beginning and highly recommend it for Marco's great content.

[@souvikmiddya1270]

Legend ⭐

[@mhbass]

Your musical knowledge is impeccable. Thanks for sharing your gift.

[@michaelbostock954]

Marco. That's really good (and challenging!). Would be lovely to hear from you again. Michael, NI

[@musicmanhunter1]

Great lesson

[@kellyluyando47]

Nice one

[@jerroldthompson5889]

In key of G Major, the vi chord, Em, is a Submediant not a Subdominant AFAIK. I am just learning music theory so there may be some reason @MarcoCirillo is calling the Em chord a Subdominant that I am unaware of.

[@edwinr2613]

You're right. C is the subdominant (the fourth degree)in the key of G.

[@GuitarguyRichard56]

C is the subdominant

[@MineDraped]

This confused me too. In any scale, the degrees are: I Tonic ii Supertonic iii Mediant IV Subdominant V Dominant vi Submediant vii Subtonic (or Leading Tone in the case of scales with a seventh degree one note below the tonic). There are never two subdominants. Marco knows far more than I do theory-wise, so 🤷

[@kierongreen9789]

Fab.

[@August_Hall]

Is the secondary subdominant a ii chord the same in E major and E minor? For example, should it be a half diminished because its in E minor or is it just an embellished chord . If I decided to make the E minor a major should I used a standard F# minor or could i use the half diminished, too ? really cool lesson - thank you

[@ladc8960]

😮

[@santanuadhikari1253]

Can you play gerudy valley ocarnia of time ❤

[@caglar.cakmak]

Liked this guitar what model of cort?

[@martinspreiter8240]

It´s the Cort Gold Passion🙂 Love it too.

[@Jack.Waters]

Love borrowing notes from adjacent Keys...

[@mtac2788]

The tab is not available on Patreon

[@dennismontero7197]

What kind of guitar are you using

[@xxdr34m5xx_4]

Acoustic

[@redpillpusher]

@@xxdr34m5xx_4😂

[@rudigerk]

Cort Gold Passion

[@kellyluyando47]

First

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All my songs are chromatic