Circle of 5th in Songs You Know

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[@MichaelJesse]

Hey! I made a much better version of this video! Check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3moZp5sbNSkn80&ab_channel=MichaelJesse

[@philm3271]

You've put some considerable work into this video, and the visuals really help make the point clear.

[@EclecticSceptic]

Agreed, really helpful.

[@stannathan3424]

Yes...

[@StuartRochabrunt]

I'm collecting the best videos about the Circle of Fiths. You're on that list from now on. What a good work!

[@MichaelJesse]

Thank you :)

[@Rocketos]

Stuart your playlists are insane! The mando un saludito cordial

[@marioreyescontreras6146]

Michael, i've always been searching for clarity on how the circle of fifths/fourths is applied and your video has resolved my questions. Thank you. You've earned a subscriber sir.

[@exapplerrelppaxe7952]

I can see the movement on the circle and the actual chord progression beneath it. And to the right the name and artist. And we get your rendition of the music. I can't imagine a better presentation of this concept. Keep 'em coming. Cheers!

[@DOTCOM-yo3sp]

You sound a bit like Brendan Urie. I love it!

[@xisotopex]

well I learned from this is that take on me needs to be redone in a cocktail lounge/jazz version, with bossa nova organ

[@julianhoak3004]

Genius

[@PJ-nh2dc]

I didn’t know you could use the circle of fifths to make chord progressions that long! definitely blew my mind within the first minute

[@bywatt]

Excellent 🙏🙏

[@fjdarling]

I tried to understand the Circle of Fifths (fourths?) for a long time. It was always an enigma to me. This video demonstration was a breakthrough for me. Thank you so very much for your instruction. As was said long ago; "The scales have fallen from my eyes."

[@curtpiazza1688]

Wow...great illustration of the concept!

[@kevindasilva7279]

Beautiful demonstration of how constant fourth or fifth movements are so common in popular music, maybe more than people would imagine. I have met people who think the Circle of Fifths serves only for key signatures, and don't even try to apply it to different contexts to experiment or discover

[@andytheproducer_]

You just cleared up so much in terms of how to apply the circle of fifths. Thank goodness for people like you my friend!

[@brianneyoung6350]

I just learned about the Circle of Fifths today and realized that a lot of the songs I love use it!

[@jessicafalstein]

i knew "you never give me your money" was moving in a pattern. had a hunch it was the circle. thanks! easier to play now.

[@jasonstark8376]

This really puts the circle of fifths into perspective! And it explains why I like most of these songs. The circle of fifths creates some of the most amazing music!

[@anisia-rachel]

the mii theme ✨sent✨ me

[@matth8866]

Bro, last week not even kidding, I was in my jazz class and then my teacher pulled you up, I thought this was super interesting and that btw UR VOCALS ARE A GOD. If it wasn’t for my jazz teacher, I would of never heard you. You my friend just got a a new subscriber.

[@MichaelJesse]

Thank you, you just made my day :)

[@majestyent5774]

Probably one if the most useful circle of 5ths videos out here

[@matth8866]

And, I really like how you did the transition from clarity to the song after that.

[@floyjoy]

The chords progress through the Circle of Fifths counterclockwise. There are some skips, repetitions, or oscillations, but the movement through the circle is counterclockwise.

[@toonyandfriends1915]

because V-I is counterclockwise on the circle

[@dangerouscolors]

the circle of fifths progression is also in an abba song! the intro and interlude of head over heels use a i-iv-VII-III/i-iv-V-i progression in C# minor! its very saucy

[@Tinkandknit]

Seriously though, WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE?! Two thumbs and two big toes up! Thank you so much for this video!

[@kenhall8092]

Im just learning the Circle of Fifths and this video is just what I needed to show how it actually functions and importantly, sounds. A brilliant idea! Thanks a lot!

[@Rocketos]

You are incredible. Please upload more of this

[@DavidDanielDavis]

Great illustration! Very informative. Thanks.

[@MicahiLove]

Every single song selection ***chef's kiss***

[@jakemilburn]

This video is a go to for my high school when understanding circle chord progressions.

[@l1veguru]

How does video only have 57k views, it’s amazing! You deserve more subscribers. Great job.

[@DHawkBeats]

This was dope! Helped me reimagine how to compose chord progressions effectively with the diagram and audios

[@ajl8198]

This was cool to see why all these songs sound so great to the ear.

[@andrewjamesthomas]

Have looked at loads of videos on the circle of fifths. This is the first time it makes sense. Thanks

[@QuabmasM]

Best visual video Ive seen on this topic. Eye opening for those of us who know so little about it. The visual helped greatly.

[@daisiesofapril8343]

This has become my go-to video to point students to with chord progression theory👍

[@alianshampoprisioners7056]

Beatiful video... We Need more, please!!

[@MichaelJesse]

I have more, look at my channel!

[@Bonecrusher27WTF]

Excellent illustrative video. Thanks!

[@lacotidianavidademario5560]

Your voice it's so beautiful

[@francisturgeon3333]

Love it merci :)

[@devilsposterboy]

wtf thank you for this. i been trying to understand this for so long but this video FINALLY helped me understand how this works instantly

[@nobodynothing6551]

Why isnt anyone doing song tutorials formatted like this?!

[@marccavanaghpop-rock-jazz-8539]

Thank you Michael! I never saw song like this in my head!!! I will try to add to add the information of this video when I will analyse song next time!!!

[@phuonganhdinh1628]

Thanks for a great video :) i was able to find new music through this!

[@zygmaszel8376]

Thanks for Posting Explain a lot 🎹🎹🎹

[@urcurlydawg932]

Great work! Im on a grind learning music theory this past weeks. Really useful video. Thanks

[@luisambriz3028]

You sang all of those?? I fell in love with the 2nd omg

[@grupposis7350]

Thank you very much for this nice video!!!

[@EclecticSceptic]

Super video man. Really helpful, I really like the circle with the coloured part moving as you play the song.

[@memetherapy]

This video taught me that people love writing songs that move in 4ths.

[@ianmcevoy9936]

Super cool mate,thanks

[@weeb8812]

very very nice video. somehow all these songs sound very comfortable and chill, like something to listen to on the couch. your singing is pretty nice as well keep it up

[@currymuttonpizza2]

Great to visualize the progressions based on root notes! But I think it'd be even more effective if the visualization included relative minor, since the circle of fifths is so helpful for learning key signatures not just starting notes in a sequence. So while it's super helpful to see those root notes in order, it'd be even more helpful to see which keys would light up for the relative minor too (like in Fly Me to the Moon, when it gets to A, the A minor would light up the C section, maybe in a different color or less prominent, but just so that the imagery for key signatures is visible as well)

[@rmiddlehouse]

Can you explain more? When it gets to A the minor lights up C?

[@currymuttonpizza2]

@@rmiddlehouse Both A minor and C major have no sharps or flats - having the same key signature, A minor is the *relative minor* of C major. The sequence in Fly Me to the Moon follows the sequence when it comes to root notes only (the beginning of each scale). But the placement of A here in the circle of fifths is based on *A Major* which has three sharps. It would sound super bizarre if the key signatures were maintained in this chord progression (the word "Mars" would be a half step higher and the chord would match that). So it makes sense that in the song itself it's modified to be melodically and harmonically pleasant. But if someone were to go to the piano or guitar and play these chords based on their key signatures it would sound weird. So to me it feels important to denote that it is modified.

[@Frost_Entertainment]

My English is not very good but I will try. A few days ago I found a song that sounded very similar to "I will Survive", called "I love to hate you". The idea that there were more songs like that came to my mind, I found another one called "Todos me miran", from Gloria Trevi; and when I went with my sister in the car, she plays "I love you like a love song" and at work it sounded "Killing me softly. " I couldnt help thinking that something related them. A friend who knows music told me that it was "The circle of the fifths." And thanks to you now I know there are songs that apply it, not just the ones I thought. I thank you forever because now I can sleep peacefully knowing that I was not crazy XD

[@kevin_dasilva]

I can only imagine how crazy that day must have been. You probably thought you were going insane and music was all this one huge plagiarism conspiracy 😂

[@Frost_Entertainment]

@@kevin_dasilva Haha yes, It was like that. If it hadn't been for my friend, I'd still be in a corner in a fetal position

[@nedbig9612]

it's really help, man

[@hotdog7334]

Thank you Michael.

[@hartvenessa]

Love this, a very clever music tool.

[@bluetunacult7674]

Great educational video thanks

[@AlistairLindsay]

Brilliant!! Thank you! 😃

[@jamesrodriguez3078]

Micheal, thanks so much for this video. It’s incredible helpful!!!

[@jazzymamaakakarinechampagn9350]

wow! Thanks for taking to time to make this video. Awesome tool!

[@scamlikely1442]

More of this please!!!

[@iansmith3261]

this is what ive been looking for. Been learning the this 5th and her root and the that 3rd....but never got to hear it in its completed musical form. Preciate and Im dyin on the wii theme....

[@ethanpatrick9947]

I love this video so much dude

[@dartharpy9404]

Very cool, thanks 😊

[@Mackandal-]

Great job!

[@PrimitiveBaroque]

Thanks for this video. Seeing this makes perfect sense how great songs are made.

[@MichaelJesse]

Glad you like it! Check out the better version of this video on my channel!

[@MrRickkramer]

I like cheat codes! Nice video and great covers!

[@slangetjie]

Wonderful presentation....really the best i have seen...Thank you for your hard work..

[@JOHNNYSTEINBERG]

Brilliant, thanks very much Michael

[@LAOBASS]

wow first time I’ve seen the circle being demonstrated this way. had to share it. thanks

[@Edudigitalperu]

Please active in configuration the option of Subtitles . For spanish translation. Thanks. Good tutorial

[@soapystrike2008]

I love how much effort you put into this video!! :)

[@yumihan6132]

I love this video! Thanks so much for posting it.

[@theresec1216]

Excellent video thanks! It’s really helped me understand the way the circle works

[@metalchuck7694]

Thank you very much, I'm learning to jam on my base and this explains a lot to me. I think this helps me grasp the concept of the wheel of fifth. It is so instructive, and helpfull too :)

[@danipar7388]

His voice hits

[@TheMegaMammoth]

This should be way bigger very helpful, and voice of an angel btw

[@gamesvrtech6666]

Wow, this is really cool and a good starting point to dive deeper into the circle of fifths 👍🏻

[@MichaelJesse]

This video sucks, go watch my other videos! (I appreciate the compliment)

[@hazzi6160]

U have a wonderful voice fr

[@RennoCena]

Gold video you made. Thank you

[@fsm__]

This video is gold

[@braxtonwalker5923]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate his great taste in music? I had to take a moment in my education just to jam to these awesome songs!

[@ReneAensland]

This was amazing, thank you.

[@bobbydhal2199]

Awesome Video

[@johnsardo7499]

Amazing work man

[@spiritual8829]

I love this how teach me circle fifths and fourths hows for.

[@wzp129]

This is awesome - I was searching for this exact type of video on youtube so thank you!!!!

[@eldergamer8896]

Incredible video. I really want a full LeChaim cover by you

[@MichaelJesse]

Haha that's probably not gonna happen, but I'm happy you enjoyed the video! Feel free to subscribe for other interesting content!

[@MichaelJesse]

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[@lightartorias552]

You got it man. You’re doing great work here.

[@eyhip2]

because of your video I found Astor Piazzolla Oblivion... Thanks💜

[@crazeefingas33]

definitely made it a lot clearer now. Thanks!

[@LonelyHeartsChannel]

Nice!

[@nathancox3126]

Nice singing

[@itsgoubie]

Very helpeful, thank you!

[@MizuAstrum91]

"Giant Steps" Coltrane

[@MichaelJesse]

For sure! I definitely left out some jazz tunes, like "Jordu" by Duke Jordan

[@Doranttv]

what the fuck is that

[@k-Gonzo]

That's not 5ths. It's a ii-V-I progression, but since the chords are substituted the root notes cycle in 3rds instead of 5ths.

[@jcfiggy]

@@DoranttvOne of the most well-known jazz songs ever, but it’s fine if you don’t know it.

[@tilleternity]

Omg . I came here after HOMAGE Mild High Five. I LOVED ITTT

[@josephherring3807]

Interesting that the changes always progress counter clockwise round the circle in these examples.

[@MichaelJesse]

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[@winnipesaukee9252]

great work!

[@thornex6082]

Michael the Mii theme was so much better in this video, do you have a full version? I would really like to listen it more time

[@ottobismar8497]

im currently listening to after the love has gone and got curious on how weird but good the progression is, and now i realize its bcs circle of 5th or 4th

[@nelsonnavarrouk]

Awesome video!