How To Transpose Repertoire to Any Key | Major Scale Mastery + Chord Progression Mastery

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[@John-boy]

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[@SMTX2023]

A very useful video lesson to me thanks Dan. I recalled sometime ago when I played “Fly Me to the Moon” I transposed from key of “C” to key of “Gb”. The first 5 bars are Am7-Dm7-G7- CM7 C7- FM7….(6-2-5-1-4…) in key “C” . Then, it becomes Ebm7-Abm7-Db7- GbM7 Gb7- CbM7 (6-2-5-1-4….still) in key “Gb”. If I were a soprano I would prefer sing in key of “Gb” instead of “C” with higher notes. Great lesson. 👍👍

[@faqtum]

Very enjoyable lesson! Thank you very much

[@danthecomposer]

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[@amitev]

I am going on a holiday and won't have an access to a piano for several weeks. Exactly this is what I am going to practice on away from the piano.