Key Chords | Ukulele Music Theory | Ep 1 | Tutorial + Play Along

[@tereporcarelli9427]

Finally you have my interest for the Theory no one else has

[@markelson3377]

Hi Kevin and one and all, I've been playing around with I V IV ii in the key of C but thanks for explaining to me what I was doing! I just liked it but until now didn't know why.

[@brianrevell8413]

Very good I enjoyed this lesson, good to get it on youtube many thanks Kevin. I really need to get my head around more theory. Looking forward to the next lesson. That young boy is really growing at a pace.

[@kriemel3]

I think I, iii, V (or C, Em, G) sounds pretty good, thanks Kevin!

[@Ukulelelovers]

Great lesson! So important to know about music theory!

[@tereporcarelli9427]

Wowza KEVIN. You’re the best teacher for uku

[@yellowrosecottag]

This is fantastic! I don’t think anyone has ever explained this to me!

[@potpottt]

thanks for thos nice and clear explanation

[@jurgenmohr7424]

great intro!

[@gollymolly9555]

Music Theory, love it. You keep moving me in the right direction!

[@franciskennedy8735]

Looking forward to the rest the series. Thanks Kevin!

[@mariusz.czopek]

Thank you Kevin for a new Series. Cant wait for future EP.

[@smilingdave99]

Excellent explanation Kevin, thanks!

[@marigoldsfever1538]

Awesome explaination

[@robertkizik3939]

Thanks Kevin, good stuff

[@somaghosh224]

Wow!! Thank you for such a wonderful lesson❤❤

[@AllForUke]

It's my pleasure

[@paulcammaerts5230]

Good lesson Kevin, thank you. However, I may be missing a trick here (been known), but what elements make the formula I ii iii IV V vi dvii?

[@BeverlyTilton]

I like I, vi, IV, V progression but I think it sounds better if I substitute G7 for G.

[@bienemaja9996]

Hi Kevin, thanks for the great lesson. How about the following combinations: iii ii IV Vi, IV Vii iii V, IV ii iii V, I IV ii VI Greatings from Bad Nauheim in Germany

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci. I'd like to practice the Circle of Fifths progression. I IV vii° iii vi ii V I

[@kimzel1957]

What is b diminished?

[@laise.seixas]

🥰😍🤩🤗

[@kennyPAGC]

How do you make a Bdim?

[@bradleysienko72]

What is B diminished, other than another chord I'll struggle with???

[@VeryNaughtyBoy42]

From any major chord triad, a minor has a flattened 3rd note, and a diminished has flattened 3rd and 5th notes. B major is B/D#/F#. B minor (flattened 3rd) = B/D/F# (because flattening D# makes it just D). B diminished (flattened 3rd and 5th)= B/D/F.

[@spaztekwarrior]

I Also like I, ii, V, I :)

[@gcruik]

I have learned that there is a lot of math in music, but I got an F in math in high school 65 years ago. So I don not think there is much hope in doing math stuff with my uke. And there is not much short (or long term) memory available ether. SO play on.

[@dieabm]

hi everybody, hope you‘re all fine🎶🧿🍀

[@erithgutierrez8954]

Key of G= I vi IV V or G, Em, C, D

[@Nottherealme419]

Sounds pretty in the key of G: I iii ii vii° I vi IV V I

[@dieabm]

orI, iv,v,iv 🎶

[@benoaix]

Found a pretty one (ending with a hint of hope) in key of A: A Bm D E

[@gcruik]

Everything in my life is diminished.

[@dieabm]

I, iii, vi (2x) iv, vi, v or I, iv, vi, iv vi, v (2x) or as a happy ending ii, vii,I

[@nothingtoseehere05]

Omg music is math! 😅

[@alltheteam69]

Completely, totally, utterly lost .....I’ll keep trying.