Music Chords 🎵 [Music Chords Theory]

[@CoreyLennox]

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[@halleyscomet1652]

Corey,your the best teacher for me,because I am a beginner ,loving your videos and lessons.Thankyou very much for making it simple.

[@jarvanwildrift8056]

This deserves 100k+ views. I am new but I can tell the difference between this guy and most "teachers" on youtube. Amazing

[@lighthouse6120]

You're a really great teacher! Thank you!

[@LiliVG]

Absolutely top notch! Easy to understand. Great teacher. Keep them coming and thank you.

[@SolOkot-o1s]

You are an amazing teacher, this is actually what I have been waiting for

[@ButiMichaelMabote]

I am interested in learning gospel, fusion and jazz.

[@justjustify85]

Ou man...learned alot thank you!!!!

[@niconegrete5939]

These videos are so underrated. I feel like i can become Beethoven in 20 minutes

[@RichTriggerBontrager]

Down to earth and simple for all to understand. Where were you 40 years ago . LOL . BOSS

[@clevergorejena5133]

excellent instructions, thanks Corey;

[@dosgos]

Very clear & concise summary. Well done Corey.

[@AdrianaGirdler]

Such a helpful video and love the examples! You're so talented, cheers!

[@heathergreenslade4657]

Such a clear explaination. Thanks!

[@RVersity]

how did I miss this VIDEO in this series! UGGG Who knew all these terms actually meant something! lol I never knew the difference between notes and chords. Interesting way to teach the topic. Always so easy to follow Corey!

[@LoAn981blackhawk]

Thank you! I had a few ahah moments watching this one 👍

[@FatBoyDoug]

So much valuable content all jam packed into this video. Learned and re-learned so much! Thanks Corey!

[@FatBoyDoug]

And I’d love to learn more about EDM or broadway/jazz music!

[@FatBoyDoug]

Piano With Corey Jazz chords are crazy!

[@FatBoyDoug]

Piano With Corey omg yes of course!that would be awesome!

[@FatBoyDoug]

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[@MrWolfenhausen]

I now mostly lean towards classical, so that would be my preference.

[@HeatherGerhardt]

Man, this is so in depth!

[@SibusisiweNtshangase]

Thank Lennox excellent explanation .from Lungile

[@7svnty7]

Your videos are great man! Really helped improve my producing skills

[@swapansanyal4951]

Very effective video

[@vanessaclaire9524]

Love these videos so much, thank you! To answer your question, I'm wanting to learn EDM. :)

[@vanessaclaire9524]

Oh man! This one I’m going to have to watch a few times to get the hang of, a bit tough, but I like a challenge! And I’m super excited to actually have a piano to practice on now!! Yay! 😂❤️❤️❤️

[@vanessaclaire9524]

@@CoreyLennox awesome! That’s super exciting! Thank you! 🙂

[@janehutcheson9017]

Classical!

[@AdebayoAdebisi-mu5yo]

Nice...

[@carolunderwood3092]

Broadway, classics, rock, folk, country

[@SarcasticCommentHere]

I'd love to be able to know how to play pop or pop punk songs! Could you maybe work some of those in?

[@SarcasticCommentHere]

Piano With Corey either! ....or some sweet Panic! Songs

[@jasongordon13]

Liked subscribed…

[@FabFactorFormula]

I grew up playing piano and went to the Royal College of Music in London but the theory part I always struggled with. I love playing but HATED theory, always my downfall. Glad to have found your channel.

[@FabFactorFormula]

I hear you. The silly thing is I can sight read anything really easily, within reason, but theory was the bane of my existence :)

[@JD-72191]

So when playing in the key of C for example, the I, IV, and V chords are the primary ones, but you wouldn’t play a chord progression in the root positions for these chords right? Wouldn’t you have to move some notes down an octave in IV and V so you don’t have to make big jumps with your hand? That’s the challenging part for me...

[@CoreyLennox]

Totally up to you! I quite like root position chords and use them the most often. But most lesson books do use inversions to avoid jumping. Either way works!

[@JD-72191]

@@CoreyLennox ok thank you for clarifying. I guess do what works. Since I usually play from music sheets, I wonder if most arrangements use root position chords or inversions. I suppose from your great lessons I have to assume that I can change chords to make them easier for me to play, whether it be in root position or inversions. Is that correct?

[@rogergroves1343]

I want to learn 1 - Country, 2 - Oldies rock

[@timdunn7200]

what brand keyboard are you playing on?

[@CoreyLennox]

Casio!

[@franciskaguru426]

Classical

[@shutdahellup69420]

genre: pop and edm

[@petermakanjuola4380]

NO, THANK YOU👊🏾

[@BryanBenoit-w7n]

I want to learn Christin music

[@jaelcole7415]

Gospel

[@smithgregory1837]

I want to learn traditional hymns

[@CoreyLennox]

You're in the right place! Most hymns only use the primary chords (I, IV, and V) so just make sure to practice those!

[@joyceburns6284]

Jazz

[@elliotlecaille]

NINE INCH NAILS...

[@Scarletsky138]

Pop

[@nick-wh7ej]

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[@shutdahellup69420]

so sad u edited

[@shemanbrown7952]

Gospel

[@etherealmeals]

Gospel