How to Add More Chords to A Chord Progression

[@paulsaunders4881]

Been playing 30 years and just learnt more in 10 minutes

[@asdf9890]

This is awesome. I've been hearing the chords in my head between my basic 4 chord melodies, but I couldn't figure out what they were beyond the bass note between them. This helped a lot.

[@leaph1988]

Me too man

[@thephatalien]

This is the exact lesson I was searching for. Excellent job!

[@gtrdoc911]

Great suggestions! The Dm7 he plays is technically a Dm7#9 in case anyone was wondering.

[@johnyblamounth9142]

Quite possibly the best lesson ever. Wow. Amazing, thank you.

[@johnserge3930]

A precious rare video on that topic... thank you sir.

[@kristawells]

This is so rich! I can't wait to work this out on my ukulele. Thanks so much for all your great tutorials!

[@DaleClements]

What a great lesson. I have played all of those chords shapes around the neck for years....But Marco just explained to me how they actually work. Thanks Marco!

[@philbouasse8749]

Crystal clear explanation. Thank you Marco, you rock (or better you jazz!)

[@MarcoCirillo]

Thanks Phil :)

[@alexmusonda3268]

Just added a new dimension to what has, hitherto, been basic beginner playing. Thanks, Marco

[@hamfat4515]

I try to learn many video about dominant chord on youtube, you’re the best lesson and making graphic for understanding 😊❤🎉🎉🎉

[@sttarch5150]

That is a game changer for me. Basic diatonic progressions have been putting my feet to sleep.

[@hkunlatawng]

I Searching this kind of lessons..finally l found thanks..l have learned many from this.

[@rohitkullu]

This is something that I was looking for, cheers mate!

[@filipebicalho3930]

Simply Gold!!! Thank you

[@calcal5135]

Excellent lesson. Just what searched KZbin in hopes of finding!

[@rekhachoudhury2723]

All the chord progressions sounded extremely beautiful. I'll practice this lesson again and again. Thank you Marco for this beautiful lesson.

[@Westwalker_2345]

Another AWESOME and SUPERB lesson.🎸🎵

[@anselmdevas1530]

So majestic sounding chords, thanks

[@lawrencelwy]

Hi Marco, thank you so much!!!!! I have been trying out and searching for this 'BIG SECRET'; to add chords (esp emotional ones) between chords. You really broke up the tutorial superly well (easy to understand) and helped me (and others i surely think) big time!!!!!

[@niayinii1]

this is a new lesson to my lesson thank you just learnt more in this i hear so many songs in this progression thanks again

[@PrinceInShadow]

agreed, i always hear different sounds in a song but the chord i found will be like c d e f g, i can hear there are something different between them so this video helps alot.

[@kratosneil]

Very well said Sir. Thank you

[@otiravla]

You are an amazing teacher !!! Thank you

[@suchitkrishnaa]

Really worth watching thanks man👍

[@brettneuberger6466]

You do an incredible job with your channel, and your lessons are some of the best available. Thanks.

[@woblobsterbeatboxer5124]

Nice one Marco youre my fav guitar teacher on youtube maetey

[@johnberg1326]

Beautiful lesson! Very well presented, thank you.

[@markjairuscoreaje2534]

i always wonder what chord can be place on those spaces this is a great help for me thank you

[@Wayexclusive]

You are the best man!

[@Nori700]

Easy to understand !, Thank you so much !!

[@RicardoCruz-tn8by]

Thanks, the best lesson

[@abiabi6733]

okay this is the best teacher

[@jean-michelperrot7888]

Excellent excercice, thank you so much, Marco

[@joelebenezer3417]

It's really informative, but I want to know why did you put only those particular chords. Actually I mean to say how did you came to know it will sound good in that part and how did you fixed those chords so properly that I sounded good. There might be a reason behind your doing. Please tell me that 🙏🏻🙇🙇🙇🙇

[@masteraxe9238]

That's when you experiment different extended chords, just add what feels right to your ear.

[@orriolbohigas591]

Subscribed. Grazie Marco, sei grande !

[@louieo.blevinsmusic4197]

Damn, I was gonna just say “learn some Elliott Smith” but this is a ridiculously good lesson. Damn Reddit “music theory group” told me to learn jazz, which isn’t an awful answer if I didn’t already play some in my spare time but I don’t make jazz music. For real. Fantastic lesson and extremely helpful.

[@MarinaAlbert]

How did you go to b dim...in the dominant approach....shall get back to u step by step.....wonderful lesson!

[@vladimircookline]

Thank you! Really like it

[@Hailoveguitar]

I love it ... thanks 👏🏻😻

[@samguitartrack271]

Pure of information👏

[@bassman4588]

Love it! Thank you!

[@sonejirahul]

OMG, this is one of the best Tutorials I’ve ever come across! Thanks man for helping us out! Much love, India❤️

[@reaganhaynes3299]

Kind of simple compared to your other post but still learned from this video!

[@SantanaSasquatch]

How would I know what chords to add if I was using a chord progression I made and not these ones?

[@SeaMountainJustice]

Im in creta right now and i see your video on the beach.. Greetings from Greece

[@MarcoCirillo]

Enjoy the weather :)

[@kaderdz275]

You are the best bro ....

[@stephengoh5456]

Superb. Thanks for sharing!

[@BaluLeBear]

Feel like my brain just grew a little by finally understanding chord voicing in progressions, thanks man!

[@psychosculptor]

Marco the best.

[@Positive1000]

I like your teaching skills......

[@PrinceInShadow]

Tq really informative...just a question how do we get to that B dim at 7:30 cuz i thought it suppose to be the 5th note of C scale, but then it should be D ?

[@bwayheaeibung6635]

Thank you 🙏

[@bekherimanuel1823]

What should we do if we had a short finger? Any tips?

[@VamsyMudilimusic]

Love your videos are all the time my friend so inspiring on my music and as well an Guitar 🎸🎸 journey

[@tapnguyen7599]

so helpful! Thanks!

[@jazzup12]

Thanks! 😍

[@martyjames6204]

greatttttttttttttt lesson - more to build on this please

[@mrpesky163]

Hi Marco, great lesson - I love what you do! This might be a silly question (I'm a beginner), but what action is happening with your right hand when playing these chords? It seems you'd be playing four notes: thumb, index, middle, ring. But which strings; always root chord note with the thumb, and G, B, and high E? Or do the 3 fingers "move" among the top 4 or 5 strings? Thank you.

[@mrpesky163]

@@neildobbs7278 Thanks, Neil, that helps - kind of what I was guessing was happening but wasn't sure. The concept of what feels comfortable is an "ah hah" too. I noticed the ease of the 3 fingers finding and staying "home" on G-B-E as I practiced. I rewatched and noticed Marco not fretting certain notes in some of the chords too (no middle finger on the E note for the open C chord e. g. : must be 3 fingers on the G-B-E strings, right?). Thanks again!

[@elochero10]

dude you have a built in pick

[@JohnSon-pu6my]

Hi Marco how pls explain the accidental chords for the same C, Am,F,G,C chords and the theory behind this

[@84nomas]

im confused, in method # 3 SUB-DOMINANT - DOMINANT. Why is it Bm7b5? That is the 2ND Scale degree of the key Amaj7 or the Supertonic. the subdominant is the 4th scale degree. in that case it will be Dmaj7

[@kandisaivamshi9226]

luved your worked....

[@kandisaivamshi9226]

work*

[@Servant_of_The_Merciful]

Love*

[@moodbox3639]

I love your guitar bro.. what guitar are using?

[@surendranepali745]

How to know which base note should we play between chords

[@danweberhealing]

Love this lesson Marco thanks! Love the channel. Question...any recommended videos to show how you're getting the dominant/subdomant chords? Based off the scale of the chord you're moving to? Confused of how you're getting the additional chords. Thanks!!

[@danweberhealing]

specifically the last part, the 'subdominate- dominate'...so the dominate of the next chord? (ie. Gm7(11) being the fifth above C7?)

[@118_mirzakousherbaig2]

"Hey guys marco here".... inside me something new to learn and to gain some spcl knowledge 👌🤘..🇮🇳 love frm india Keep up the good work !

[@abd-ix5qd]

How did the bdim became the dominant of C? Second thing, how to know id the subdominant of the dominant is m7b5 of just a m7?

[@nathanaelsoler3089]

is the subdominant the 2nd degree or the 4th ? becouse i keep looking for it and google keeps telling me is the 4th so idk wtf

[@jillianelman267]

Brilliant

[@Jatinjeetrockstar]

Awesome thanku so much God bless you 🙏❤️

[@ganeshbk3614]

U are good man

[@lolsucks3599]

What guitar do u have?

[@sadmanislam3226]

don't secondary subD chords also have to be 7th chords?

[@noelpastrana5100]

how do you figure out the sub dominant?

[@guitarbasics2911]

Very useful thank you i just spent 30 minutes

[@SantanaSasquatch]

How is it it all you’ve learnt is to add these chords to this chord progression you can’t play this for the rest of your life

[@guitarbasics2911]

@@SantanaSasquatch kisa?

[@minhkhoi6788]

why the #3 is called subdominant-dominant chord? I understand the way it works but cant see anything related to subdominant, plz help me

[@gillescharron8142]

Hi Marco I love a song, it’s and I love her (the Beatles) I have a version by Pat Metheny very good but could simplify the song for everyone

[@kalkidanbekalu]

Which model guitar is that?

[@Rivasblues]

Great

[@MarcoCirillo]

Please, if someone replies to your comment asking you to get in touch on Telegram, don’t reply. They are scammers 😉🎸 enjoy the lessons!

[@claudesamba3974]

Waouh 🤩

[@qp7to7]

It's a crazy.... what a wonderful....

[@biswakarma2001]

Hi ...how to cover fingerstyle in any song.. can u upload....

[@apuajoy]

Wow

[@anthonycarter2426]

I’ve been playing since 1955 and been looking for this lesson for several years in spite of knowing all the basic theory up to grade 8 also the usual blues and jazz basics. I couldn’t find the missing links but you put it in one very valuable lesson. Thank you so much.

[@rickeymitchell8303]

The music sounds better than these names is hilarious

[@tulusmabasanasimaremare5627]

Wooow

[@DinhDo90]

3:13 - 3:27 I heard Bach, lol

[@kaderdz275]

👍👍📚🎸🎸

[@ahsamv1992]

bach air anoyone

[@DanWagnerGuitar]

The BDSM community would be so confused by this video

[@HibahMirza]

LOVE ur videos! Im a medical student and I also make videos - I would love if u could check them out❤️

[@MarcoCirillo]

What’s your KZbin channel?