Hearing Chord Changes by Ear-Lesson One

[@rebeccamouse9294]

I love this logical approach!

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Thanks.

[@MrSDFD18]

Great lesson. No b.s., just pure info.

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

I appreciate that!

[@bigfatmanwithballs]

I was playing with a friend during the holidays and trying to explain this to him, Gonna forward it to him now! Great work!

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@nature_relaxation..]

Beautiful sounds. Great work. Amazing channel !!! Thanks so much...I wish you a million views 🤗🔔

[@Bascomblodge]

What a great way to organize options in your mind. Thanks Eddie.

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

You're welcome. Check out lesson 2 to figure out where the minor chords fit in.

[@lauriewhite5235]

This is great! Forwarding to a new 5-string banjo player that needs this info. Thank you!

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Really cool Laurie, thanks for passing it on.

[@mariontor8139]

Another terrific video Eddie - thank you

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Glad you are finding it to be useful information.

[@johntait491]

Well put together Eddie with worthwhile and helpful information. Thanks.

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Thanks John. Hope you have a chance to apply it when you get together with other pickers.

[@johntait491]

@@EddieCollinsMusic There's only a couple of Irish Music players round this area. What's Bluegrass they say..!! 🤨 I practice and play my OT/BG fiddle and mandolin tunes with Strum Machine. It's a great practice tool.

[@1revdes]

Brilliant best iv heard 👏 👌 Des 🇬🇧.

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Thanks Des, glad it helped.

[@susanmiller9596]

What can I say..... another great lesson ❤

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Thank you, Susan

[@davidwolfe7192]

Great lesson Thanks

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Glad you liked it...there'll be a follow-up video soon.

[@Thexnavyguy]

Thanks Eddie!

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Stay tuned for Lesson 2!

[@gabriellec.3811]

Thank you so much for putting out these videos! They have helped me SOO much and the way you explain things simply and clearly without extraneous information is extremely helpful! Question on this video: If 95% of the time the first chord is the key, and 99% of the time the last chord is the key, what about when the first and last chord are not the same- how do you know?

[@eddiecollins2394]

Assume it is where the song lands at the end, especially if it sounds like everything comes to a conclusion with that chord.

[@susanmiller9596]

Love ur videos. If u are teaching a training or having a jam, please let me know as I'd like to see ya in person.😎

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Deal!

[@wendelltroxell9622]

Great lesson. Thank you.

[@EddieCollinsMusic]

Glad you found it helpful Wendell.