Modal Chord Progression Magic - Just Avoid the "1" chord - 6 easy examples

[@Maplefoxx-vl2ew]

great video. i don't know how you keep making all these videos. so much information. it's just really good because instead of regular lessons or exercises you are teaching us techniques how to improvise upon them

[@ryanfishel9394]

In the midst of your already well prepared lessons you drop along the way some serious gems. Love the exercises and encouraged by you passion for music, Chris. Thanks again!

[@arturoromero8585]

Can’t wait to leave work to my piano thanks👌🎸🎹

[@OurgasmComrade]

Your creativity and musical enjoyment is much more important than the financial interests of a CEO or capital owner

[@robertdilano9733]

Your creativity and musical enjoyment is much more important than the desires of a ceo or capital owner lining their pockets with cash from your labor

[@gjb7966]

superb as usual, chris. thank you for consistently offering us this knowledge. i feel my music has improved considerably since learning i began watching your videos

[@yuksanovic]

🤩

[@mikegeld1280]

Btw,the names of these modes are very important, seriously, also ur kinda making this more complicated than it is

[@ImpliedMusic]

thanks mike. i'm sure i'm not confusing you... you've obviously got a handle on this stuff. the modes are often taught as a rigid system, but i'm suggesting, and this may be unimportant for your own work, that a looser interpretation could be interesting.

[@WinItReigns]

Chris, what software are you using to be able to see the musical information at the bottom of your screen? Thanks

[@ImpliedMusic]

i'm running the 'chordie' app at the same time as Logic.