Perfect 5ths Explained - The Circle of 5ths 101

[@herbertchang8472]

Thanks. I was always wondered whats the COF I hear or read when doing my music research. You have solved this mystery. One down and another mystery to solve.

[@DesertRat332]

Another great video, Susan. I learned, "Father Christmas Gave Dad An Electric Blanket" and "Blanket Exploded And Dad Got Cold Feet" years ago on one of the first videos I watched on the circle of 5ths. For some reason, it stuck, and is what I use to this day. Thank-you, for this video and all of your videos. They are my favorites and I've watched a lot! 🙂

[@PianoRoadmap]

Haha, whatever works for you! I find your Order of Sharps/Flats saying much more fun 😃 And you're very welcome for the videos. Thanks for your kind words.

[@mikaelhellstrom2411]

thanks again i love youre videos.

[@PianoRoadmap]

Thanks so much!

[@inakalimba9428]

Hi, I love the Circle of 5ths for visualization learning. I am trying to sort through your material to find where an intermediate student can begin to read and play. I find myself thumbing though your content . Unsure. I play an ethnic instrument which you can tell by my user name. My instrument tones range is G③-E⑥ thanks so much for sharing.

[@PianoRoadmap]

Hmm, I'd start here. You can fast foward through the parts that are only applicable to piano. Once you understand the basics of the grand staff (or maybe just the treble clef for kalimba?), you can either memorize more on your own, or download a music reading app to your phone or tablet. Good luck, and I'd love to hear you play kalimba sometime!

[@inakalimba9428]

Thank you so much for your advice and encouragement. I started lesson One bcz every teacher's class always contributes to students' progress.