Easy Chord Theory - Diatonic Chords of Major Keys

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00:51- Finding the diatonic chords in every single major key (please skip ahead if this gets boring and repetitive)
22:35 - Figuring out what the notes actually are inside the diatonic chords
31:50 - Finding the diatonic chords using the circle of fourths and fifths
34:25 - Ending
Easy Chord Theory - Triads and Intervals: • Easy Chord Theory - Tr...
Circle of 5ths: Easiest Way to Memorize and Understand It: • Circle of 5ths: Easies...
Diatonic Chords of Minor Keys (triads): • Diatonic Chords of Min...
Diatonic 7th Chords of Minor Keys: • Diatonic 7th Chords of...
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Thank you so much! Your comment made me so happy to read. I even read it to my husband because it made me so happy to hear you appreciate the grinding out of examples. :)

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Hahaha "let's do one more" and "cool" are two things I say a lotttttt hahaha. Thank you so much for your nice comment!

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[@guitarexploration]

@@GracieTerzian I assume that the reason the I, ii, iii, IV, V, vi, vii^0 chord progression "sounds" similar to the diatonic key is is derived from is due the chord sound like the root note it's made of? That is, there is a kind of interval formula for the chord progression that "resembles" the diatonic key it is derived from?

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[@Guitarczar68]

Hi Gracie, I have been playing guitar for over 40 years. I am self taught without any formal training. Over the years I have been playing catch up with all the theory I can. I wanted to take the time to thank you for putting this information out there. You do an excellent job of teaching and you make things very easy to understand. You are awesome!

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Aww I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you so much for letting me know in this nice comment. I’m so glad you learned something!!

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At last, music theory which actually makes sense, I want more of these tutorials.

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I will be making lots more! :)

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Like others I have been playing music all of my life. Your videos are so clear and concise on the fundamentals that I missed along the way. Thank you so much.

[@robertkizik3939]

So helpful Gracie. Here’s a cross section of I, vi, ii, V songs: All I Have To Do Is Dream, Everly Bros Chain Gang , Sam Cooke D’yer Maker, Led Zeppelin More Than a Feeling, Boston Baby, Justin Bieber

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She is a very good tutor for sure. I know a fair amount of music theory but I must say I started to break the rules almost right away when I was a rock guitarist. The whole idea was NOT to always follow the rules, and catch cliches before they became song parts. But actually Gracie is explaining the “Western” way of musical systems so that you have at least a template for having a song written pleasing to “Western” ways. Just one more thing, I’ll be gone; many great musicians would try to recreate sounds in nature, even industrial noises., or WW 2 sounds. Anything you hear is a note or whatever.

[@hemnalina]

Thanks a lot Robert for the songs with I vi ii V

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[@GracieTerzian]

Thank you so much Ted! You are so nice!

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Wow what a nice thing to say!! Thank you so very much Rick!

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Gracie, I learned to play music in a very small town many years ago. Either I was a horrible student or I had horrible teachers or both. However, I have learned more from you in a couple of videos than I ever did in school. You explain everything in such a logical way that it is impossible not to understand. Thank you for your clear instruction and methods of application. :)

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Thanks, Gracie. You teach so an elementary-age child could understand. Most other video presenters of music theory seem to teach at a university level. After watching your videos three or four times, I am learning this material. I have no music background at all.

[@GracieTerzian]

Wow that's so awesome to hear. Thank you so much, David! I'm so glad you like the videos. I really appreciate this nice comment!

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Finally music theory explained in a way that I can understand. Thanks again Gracie

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10:56 Your baby step of excluding the Roman Numerals is the mark of an excellent teacher to remove props at a manageable rate.

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Great lesson! Completely explains the topic. Easy to understand because of your patient, pragmatic teaching approach. Well done. Thanks for all your efforts and enthusiasm!

[@GracieTerzian]

Thanks so much Craig! I appreciate it :)

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i have been trying to understand music for a long time, you have taught me more in 35 minutes but in the 57 years of playing guitar and 10 years of piano. thank you you are an excellent teacher. looking forward to many more videos

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[@GracieTerzian]

Haha I'm glad you enjoyed it the high voice! :) :) :) Thank you so much!!

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It is a plus that she is so lovely but I think she is the best theory instructor on the internet plain and simple.

[@GracieTerzian]

Aw thanks so much!! :)

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I have always found music theory difficult and confusing. Now, however, thanks to your video series, I'm actually beginning to understand some of it! Thank you.

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[@tharsgaard663]

SO easy to follow the devil's in a panic and started a discount scheme on musical skills !! The work sheet idea sounds good if you can write them out as easy to understand as you explain them yourself , one thing I thought , maybe for videos a few examples of what youre explaining on keyboard , for people like me having the sounds , specially the differences in the sounds gives so much context ! Keep up the great work, looking forward to the next one !

[@GracieTerzian]

Hahaha that first sentence might be the best quote I’ve ever heard! Thanks so much! Yes that’s a good idea. I’ll try to start doing more listening examples.

[@tharsgaard663]

@@GracieTerzian Glad you liked it :D And wow, maybe even taking my advice , even a little bit ? Im must be having a good day, think I'll go buy a lotto ticket :O :P

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Absolutely THE very best. I am seeing the light after sooo long!

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Outstanding job. After 60 yrs I’ve finally... oh wait, I already said that. What is this strange magic you’re using here?

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Actually blew my mind with the circle of fifths trick

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Another KISS rule. Keep it simple stupid.

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You have a gift Gracie, I'm compelled to listen to you ,love your work.

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She's a multi-talented gift from God :o)

[@kevinErogersTV]

Thank you for this outstanding breakdown and explanation of diatonic chords. It really helped to show me and help me to easily grasp what diatonic chords are and how they’re related. I’ve heard musicians talk about these different cords, but now I see how the minor chords are family to a particular key. Your drawings are very simple, clear and easy to understand and enable me to visualize what you’re saying. I will definitely be interested in practice exercise videos if you have not already done those .

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I love what everyone has said about your teaching style--uncomplicated, lots of illustrations and thorough! Plus your singing voice is beautiful!

[@GracieTerzian]

Aw thanks so much! I really appreciate it!

[@abusymom202]

Your teaching is PERFECT I could understand it clearly. Thankyou.

[@GracieTerzian]

Glad to hear that!

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YES! Keep up the great work gorgeous!

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the GOAT of music teaching,,,ty ...pls have a lesson about modes, ty

[@vivekvarmab6342]

The chord pattern with the circle of fifths and fourths was so awesome. Your videos have helped me to appreciate and love music theory..I am loving those aha moments that happen.. Thanks so very much.

[@GracieTerzian]

That's what I like to hear! That is so awesome. I'm so happy to hear this :)

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Best teacher on the planet and the second best one too ... ;)). You make learning music theory fun, and simple !! :))

[@GracieTerzian]

Thank you so much Terry :). You are very kind

[@michaelsmusic3532]

Best in the multiverse

[@LilG262]

You Are Making My Process With Music Theory a Way Better. , Thanks to you, I get to understand more. NOT IMPORTANT: but I just want to say THANK YOU.

[@GracieTerzian]

I’m so glad to hear that!!!! Thank you :)

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You are brilliant! For over 50 years I have been bashing my head against the wall over this! NOW I get it!!! You are brilliant! Thank you.

[@GracieTerzian]

Wow, thank you! So happy to hear this!

[@lonnybierman2548]

Brilliant! I’ve had such a hard time with all this! Your explanation is gold! THANK YOU!

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This is good , your teaching skills is on point , definitely gifted , thank you girl ..God bless you 🙏 ❤

[@GracieTerzian]

Thank you so much!

[@jesavius]

Yes! Practice Drills. Like tricks on spelling chords with the extensions.

[@raywalters243]

Thank you so much I've been learning for 4 years and even my teacher isn't as detailed and as simplified as you break it down. I'm very grateful.

[@RonMaxfield]

The Chipmunk Lady, the circle of fifths, cooler than popsickles. 🤪 Thank you Gracie for another good video. Simply fascinating. 🎶 🎵 🎶

[@merry1251]

Amazing! I love this lesson. It is so easy to understand with you as teacher

[@GracieTerzian]

Happy to hear that! Thanks so much :)

[@mksounds6326]

Pretty cool lesson. I remember when I was young jamming with a guy that loved to call out a "ii-V of the ii-V". Got a crash-course in following changes during those sessions. Keep up the good work. Killer voice as usual. MK

[@GracieTerzian]

Haha I love it! Thanks so much MK :)

[@samwhatley2834]

More feedback similar to the others but I do feel its worth saying. I'm getting back to leaning piano by using 2 tools - 1) an online practical course focusing on getting my hands moving and learning basic progressions etc before moving to sight reading and 2) your site for music theory and understanding how this stuff interconnects. I really only decided to go this route cos I stumbled across your channel, watched a few and instantly liked them - and hoped I could come here for the music theory seperately. Well I'm 9 vids in and honestly I think I am enjoying (and progressing through) the theory part much more succesfully than the practical part - exactly the opposite of what I expected. So firstly, great job - you have a natural gift for this stuff - and more importantly a heartfelt thank you for doing this series.

[@GracieTerzian]

Thank you, such nice and wonderful feedback! I really appreciate it. I'm working on some courses this year, so hopefully they will be well put together and people will find them valuable too!

[@Immortal_46]

Gracie my best music teacher. I love u

[@GracieTerzian]

Thank you! 😊

[@dberg666]

Good refresher for people that have been playing for a while, excellent explanation for beginners! I forgot about the pattern in the circle of 5ths. Thank you 👏

[@jmarie2345]

Thank you so much for making this video. This is EXACTLY what I was looking for today! Your teaching is so perfect and easy to understand. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you 😊

[@GracieTerzian]

You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful!

[@martinjones5965]

5:51 "I don't know if these are the words" metered perfectly 😀

[@wcountyrednecks]

Learning music theory at 61....Thanks Gracie, you make it easy to learn

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Learning is never boring and you are great as a teacher!

[@GracieTerzian]

Thank you so much!

[@PhotoFalcinelli]

The Best fantastic

[@GracieTerzian]

Thank you!

[@y_u_drawn1845]

THIS LADY IS A GREAT TEACHER!!!!!

[@ryananthony4840]

Now I understand the 1-6-2-5 thing!!!! Thanks!!

[@videogeekin]

“ Early rock n roll (specifically The genre of ‘Doo-wop’) was a major culprit of (1-6-4-5).”

[@GracieTerzian]

Totally!

[@davemeshamsr6000]

Oh have to take a break too much info...how to know the major scales ? By memory? In order to move forward?

[@GracieTerzian]

Haha information overload!!! It's good to take breaks and not overwhelm yourself. So, ultimately yes, you want to have your major scales memorized. This takes time and lots of repetition. HOWEVER, you don't need to memorize every single major scale at once. You can start with just one or two major scales. Start with the easier ones like C major, F major, or G major. Then move on to D major and A major. etc... Don't let the feeling of "oh goodness, how will I ever memorize all of these?" overwhelm you. I remember feeling that way when I first started learning music. First off, you don't need to have every major scale memorized at first to play. You can first spend time playing music in simpler keys such as C major, F major, G major, D major, A major, etc. There is no need to be playing a song in a crazy key like C# major or Cb major when you first begin working on this stuff. But I do believe that having a grasp of your major scales/keys will really make a lot of other things in music theory begin to make more sense. It's the foundation for so much. In order to figure out the notes in a major scale, you can always google search what they are (hahaha), or you can count up in whole and half steps in the pattern WWHWWWH. OR you can start figuring out the notes in major scales using the circle of fifths which is what I recommend using. That is what helped me begin to memorize my major scales. For instance, if you can't remember what the sharps and flats are in the scale, you can draw out the circle of fifths (or even better: try to visualize it in your head by memory) and figure out what the sharps and flats are in the scale. I have a video about how to create the circle of 5ths that you can check out in my music theory video playlist. I hope this helps!!

[@geralynpalacol9295]

@@GracieTerzian AWESOME INFORMATION!!!! Again, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!🙏🙏🙏. *Your “CIRCLE OF FIFTHS” Video was my 1st Video to watch on KZbin - it was EXCELLENT!!! *Will try to MEMORIZE😍

[@Eiliyah107]

I cannot thank you enough! You make everything so clear and you have a beautiful voice.

[@snwbrd777]

Thanks Gracie... you're an exceptional teacher with the patience if Job!

[@julienDrcq]

diatonic chords for minor keys harmonic and melodic keys too please???? definitely best teacher of theory music I know

[@f9883h]

Your theory of music is off the chart. You have open up my eyes. Thank you.

[@philcarlsson3859]

OMG, I have been looking at this stuff for ages without ever really understanding what was going on. Thank you so much, this now makes much more sense. Your a legend.

[@marcobucci4375]

You blew my mind with the circle of fifth pattern! Thank you a lot!

[@GracieTerzian]

Wonderful!

[@aaronlyttle775]

I know you put up a disclaimer, but I really liked it that you went through every major key. Very helpful.

[@ZappninLLP]

By far the best video on chords I have yet seen. And I've looked at a lot! Comprehensive, helpful, clear. But I repeat myself. Simply the best. Thanks.

[@iluvyunie]

I can't believe how free these are

[@T-marie-N]

💡I've memorized the circle of fifths but had no idea this information is "hidden" there as well. Thanks so much!

[@goofinround]

Knocked it out of the park again-thank you!

[@GracieTerzian]

thank you so much!