How to Hear the Differences Between These 4 Chords For Beginners On Piano

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7:02 Diminished 12:05 Augmented

[@locrian8087]

thank you

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tsym :D

[@AIvlogs945]

Thank you

[@aichi337]

I struggle with differentiating augmented and deminished, I always mix them up

[@kzeich]

Me too bro. Always.

[@doodoopoo]

Did you manage to distinguish them? I'm still stuck

[@tinotendamandizvidza1903]

Diminished is angry, augmented is dreamy

[@TheyBenefit]

@@tinotendamandizvidza1903 They both sound dreamy at high octave

[@3D1ofakind]

For me augmented is very startling, like an immediate jump scare, while diminished is like something is chasing you and you're anticipating the jump scare. Hope this helps anyone

[@ph-jx4bd]

Major - 1:01 Minor - 3:31 Diminished - 7:07 Augmented - 12:14

[@amethystparkes4506]

ty!

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Thank you 😊

[@yaprakcetin5558]

wow i enjoyed this lesson so much . Thank you !

[@dhpbear2]

14:08 - I always think of the Aug chord as 'soaring' or 'uplifting', especially when following its parallel major. Think of the ending of "Let There be Peace on Earth" (@ 01:23 ) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYq6lmekd7WepKs Also the refrain from "Oh, Canada" (@ 1:03) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYOzeIN3o7WBl5o

[@minhly650]

Awesome work, Could you make a video about How to Hear the Differences Between Maj7, Min7, 7, 7b5, Dim7, Aug7? It's extremely hard to me. Thank you.

[@nicholaseb1351]

Practise your relative pitch!

[@Mrfailstandstil]

buy EarMasterPro bro.

[@yct204]

well explained. I can totally feel the differences.

[@annupborrge6273]

You teach very well sir.. regards. Thank you for helping me.

[@ottomezzetti3939]

Actually helped me immensely, thanks

[@chantalmarleau9709]

Incredibly helpful, thank you!

[@CatoNoise]

Thanks! This really helps!

[@greg.tallent]

Great lesson. Thank you.

[@dianamaystruk8964]

Very helpful video! Thank you so much!

[@simpleeye7950]

Some majors sound brighter than others.

[@leykerva6673]

Thank you so much! This is a big help.

[@rosanamarisarias1171]

City of Stars notes at 10:12

[@pinkiebigona]

Thank you for the video, it helped me a lot

[@anessawoods8969]

thank you so much - just a thought - if you could take a few seconds at the end of each "short" chord lesson to play/demonstrate/review what you talked about before moving on that would be amazing. keep up the great work and thank you!

[@danaephilioti8229]

I really enjoyed your video!! I found it very helpful, even though i knew how to recognise them and i needed some material to do revision, i really found it very helpful and i find myself to wants more! really good job!

[@viklika]

Thank you for making this video. It's very helpful.

[@tinnieskhalo4485]

Thank you

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

You are welcome!

[@irinaladik3435]

This is a perfect explanation. Thank you very much!

[@starshkr46]

woah.... this actually helped a lot.... just by watching this video everything makes more sense and I actually hear chords better

[@prescillayeo7605]

What you said was totally true😨when i hear for too long, i will mix up these chords

[@loot6]

The problem is you can't recognise chords individually since they sound different in the middle of an actual chord progression. They won't have the sad or happy feel during a progression, they will have a certain feeling due to the progression itself.

[@cayleeisstinky5373]

luckily this is good enough for my music theory 1 LMAO

[@fiscaldisco5234]

Yeah I can think of so many songs moments that sound really sad with major chords. I never thought it was helpful to think of them as happy/sad. I think of them as rising/sinking. Which makes sense because you’re actually gauging if the third is major or minor

[@btrash7950]

you're a life saver, geez thank you

[@vernalwarrior23]

This is great practice for my music theory exam, thanks!

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

You are very welcome!

[@malinahuang2968]

TEACHER HAS SPOKEN I DONT BELIEVE IT

[@teedtad2534]

Glad he is going SLOW for beginners!!🙏⚡🙏⚡🙏

[@howtopasstime]

I can't for the life of me hear the difference between "mysterious vs darker" sound. But I just found the secret to hearing the difference. I can hear single notes just fine but not in a chord because my brain just meshes them together to one sound. However I am able to hear the lowest note and the highest note in the chord if I focus really hard. Since I know a dimished chord is 3-3 (3 half steps from the first note and 3 half steps from the second note) and an augmented chord is 3-4, I can just sing the half steps up and find out if the highest note is 3 or 4 half steps from the middle. (only works if u can sing in tune haha) this works so far with triads but i might run into problems when I start trying to hear inversions

[@toni8954]

Big help man, bless you :D

[@simpleeye7950]

It may be easier for beginners who may be struggling to compare the 4 chords in the same key in the beginning. The different keys convey different subtle shades of emotion. This is what I have observed during this lesson

[@jedidiahretuta5119]

Kindly make a video differentiating diminished and augmented triads or chords, please? I know I'm not the only one struggling with these two. Thank you!

[@klaraseibel8063]

Thank you :) Are there songs that help remember these chords?

[@MadDeuceJuice]

Hey great video! Could you do something similar on identifying individual notes? Thanks!

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Hey there, I have a video similar to what you are talking about. Have you seen this one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXu2gmyqZdN6abM

[@MadDeuceJuice]

LessonsOnTheWeb Not quite. I was looking at this exercise: www.teoria.com/en/exercises/ne.php and got completely stumped. I found memorising patterns on sheet music trivial but I can't memorise what they sound like for some reason. For example, in this video I was able to follow which 'flavors' of chords you were playing quite easily without looking (so clearly I'm able to hear the difference in interval frequencies) but being able to tell individual notes apart would be really helpful. Thanks!

[@ZBspicey]

Im a guitar player but this helped me more than you could imagine. Appreciate it buddy!

[@williamofdallas]

to me minor chords sound dark and mysterious, not sad, but more adventurous

[@mehdiamranisouhli6150]

Hello guys how about the song in the beginning ? I know i heard it before but i cant remember the title. Plz

[@TheSunshinedreamer1]

I missed the very first one. Which minor chord did you play ar the very first?

[@simpleeye7950]

To me augmented sounds very spacious and nebulous/loose dreamy

[@lamper2]

I NEVER GOT THAT HAPPY-SAD THING I can't hear the A chord changing to A minor in FOR YOUR LOVE(YARDBIRDS)

[@solfeinberg437]

Are you playing these in root position or are you including 1st and 2nd inversions?

[@MrTisjeboy]

in this video he only plays in root position.

[@malinahuang2968]

Sol Feinberg no

[@malinahuang2968]

to be more polite he plays in root sir Feinburg

[@8nayrb]

Are there audio dropouts all through this? I couldn't make it to the end.

[@TheSunshinedreamer1]

Diminished then Augmented

[@Jamierulez21]

I lost it at "the word trigger makes me laugh" HAHAHA

[@arthouston7361]

"Trigger" makes me think of Roy Rogers.

[@Judyssma]

Best explanation

[@TheSunshinedreamer1]

Major

[@julie4377]

Wow I do not feel so bad, other people are having problems hearing the difference between the diminished and augmented is really difficult for me

[@malinahuang2968]

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[@TheSunshinedreamer1]

Minor chord

[@Frankkazanable]

Nice, but chords played on the lower and higher part of the piano cannot be ignored! How do we recognize them?

[@MrTisjeboy]

training

[@malinahuang2968]

TRAININĢGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@carasimiele4487]

why are you playing the augmented chords in minor? (you played a D augmented chord as D F G#, for example)

[@TheSunshinedreamer1]

Diminished Chord

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Diminished

[@johncabot6476]

Isn't diminished the cord played when the villain appears in a silent film music track.

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Augmented chord

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Major chord

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Minor Chord

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Diminished chord

[@johncabot6476]

Augmented: totally discordant.

[@taraxd4760]

this was helpful but when he does aug and dim he slams the keyboard and lowkey it’s really obvious

[@modernmozart813]

Sir you forgot dominant 7th chord

[@Mrfailstandstil]

that's not a triad.

[@Shockszzbyyous]

I am so bad at this

[@user-ry4eg2mg2y]

I'm with ya abksjak

[@simondu3272]

I can't tell ooff

[@Lunchboxdx]

trigger, hehe

[@teedtad2534]

Don't know what he is talking about unless he NAMES EACH chord or keynote by LETTERS... 🫑💵🫑💵🫑

[@TheSunshinedreamer1]

Major chord

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Minor Chord

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Diminished chord

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Minor chord

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Major Chord