How to Know the Chords in Every Key | Music Theory Lesson

[@troyhenjamin1144]

I'm late to the party due to some health issues but I wanted to say I appreciate your teachings Kennis. Your approach is excellent. There are so many that want to run through theory lessons a little too fast without realizing that they are teaching students. That said keep up the great lessons. I will try to be ready for your next one. I've kinda done these not in order but I do have a decent skill set in theory. I am really trying to tie it all together and your lessons are helping me get it done. I am a pretty seasoned musician playing for over 30 years but I always played other bands songs so it wasn't really necessary to learn theory. Now though I have written 24 songs and I realize how much it's needed. I've been a subscriber to your channel now about a year I believe. So I thank you and look forward to the next one.

[@kennisrussell]

I’m so glad they are helping.

[@123234MAN]

Thank you. Nobody has wrnt over this step by step like this. They always miss something.

[@lydiamoses6098]

Excellent Teacher!!!!!!

[@gailcoleman-oconnor6230]

Great instruction!

[@wesleyfahlstrom5523]

As a guitar player, without a keyboard background, it's very helpful to see it explained on a keyboard. I think every musician should start on a keyboard. I asked a piano teacher what the difference between a major and a minor cord. She simply said the 3rd is flatted.

[@kennisrussell]

So true.

[@Trex_ropes]

Thank you foe this video. I came across it while trying to learn a way to know what chords go on each key. You've not only shown me, but taught me how to figure it out myself. Best video I've watched. Liked and subscribed 👍🏻

[@martinmcgimpsey9750]

Awesome the way you explain it, is so easy to understand! I’m really glad I couldn’t sleep and decided to check out your tutorial! Thank you.

[@martinmcgimpsey9750]

Very cool! You take all the mystery out of it! I wish some of my music teacher would have followed your example. I would have got this a long time ago!

[@kennisrussell]

Awesome. I’m so glad it is helpful.

[@martinmcgimpsey9750]

Thank you Kinnis! Glad I set in. I’ll check out your cycle of fifths.

[@martinmcgimpsey9750]

I wanted to tell you about the circle of fifths. I was streaming on u-tube and there was an app teaching the circle of fifths andI instantly understood it just by looking at it. Thanks Kinnis

[@kennisrussell]

What app?

[@troyhenjamin1144]

Hey Kennis I have an app called circle of fifths (free no ads) by josh liebe that is pretty nice. It has a lot of features and plays the notes in single or arpeggio. It's color coded and I have come to like it a lot.

[@DSWL_]

thank you

[@marybrown2439]

I'm starting to understand chord progression

[@martinmcgimpsey9750]

I’m from Tulsa!

[@kennisrussell]

Sweet