Relative Minors Made Simple | Find Them Easily In ANY Key

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Relative minor and major music theory lesson on piano. This a 'key' part of music theory to get familiar with no matter what you want to play, but especially if you want to learn to read sheet music.
This is part 2 of 3 in minor scales made simple theory playlist, watch out for part 3 on the variations of minor scales!
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VIDEO CHAPTERS/Timestamps ⏰
0:00 Intro
0:00 what is the relative minor?
1:13 In depth how it works using C major / A minor
3:06 You get the Natural minor scale pattern
4:14 Finding the relative minor or major in any key
7:51 Relative major and minor key signatures
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[@ganotheg]

This made everything so simple thank you for not over complicating this like so many people do. This really was helpful.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@tinmya1]

This is just amazing stuff! 👍Thank you so much for the very clear and precise explanations. Wrote down the notes after stopping the video and replaying to make sure I understood everything but will purchase your PDF as well as a "thank you" and to have clearer notes than my messy handwriting to review and study! Please keep creating and making great tutorials. Thank you so much! 🙏

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Thanks for this video. I've been at it for 3 weeks, and haven't yet learned key signatures. So I'm sure I'll be coming back to this one since I really like the way you explain things.

[@RajeshJoshi-qq8mi]

U R 1 of the most deserving tutors on the web! Hats-off to the techniques and efforts you make us understand ! No word can explain your hard work👍

[@antondavis5029]

Outstanding work! All your videos have been really easy to apply practically

[@cannabis1490]

A+ tutor! Thanks for sharing your time n talents...greatly appreciated!🇯🇲

[@bdodger548]

Your videos are some of the best on KZbin. Keep up the great work.

[@PianoFromScratch]

Thanks, that’s encouraging 🙂

[@lukeyz8437]

Great explanation to the topic , Thank you so much...

[@ivanchetty4757]

Good work man Thank you

[@grandkeyspiano]

Nice video, great you've got the PDF's available on your website too. Keep going with the tutorials. They're clear and concise. Great work!

[@PianoFromScratch]

Thanks dude!

[@lovebandx]

great work explaining this as clearly as you have! this is very helpful!

[@PianoFromScratch]

Awesome, glad it was useful for you. Remember to check out the video in the series going through the different types of minor scales

[@ezekielthemack]

Thank you very much for your help. Much appreciated.

[@jegl1012]

Good explanation

[@saisivasakthi]

That was really helpful thank you so much....

[@PracticalPianoTips]

Great video! Scales are important to learn, and this video makes it easy to understand.

[@PianoFromScratch]

Glad to hear that!

[@PianoFromScratch]

Watch Part 3 Next 🎹 👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZKrgIN4d9-qa6c All the minor scales w/graphics and finger numbers PDF 👉pianofs.com/all-the-minor-scales/ Minor Scale Theory PDF 👉pianofs.com/how-to-build-minor-scales-pdf-worksheet/ All 12 major scales w/graphics and finger numbers PDF 👉pianofs.com/all-12-major-scales-pdf-worksheet/

[@RajeshJoshi-qq8mi]

Fantastic ❤

[@strappaplank6017]

brilliant, thank you

[@zayworldtech]

This video gave me a new picture and formula of music...thanks sir🙌

[@PianoFromScratch]

Glad to hear that!

[@ed4medus]

Very nicely done!

[@Dontdothat5300]

Most excellent!

[@arneeyy]

everything just clicked man, thank you

[@daniellenaidoo289]

i finally found a video that actually works, thanks so much ( :

[@PianoFromScratch]

No probs hope that cleared things up. Don’t forget there’s a couple of others in the minor scale playlist to check out 🙂🎹

[@tadiwanashenyakambangwe8636]

helpful indeed

[@spyuggy]

I think my brains have burst, but I shall keep playing this video until I understand it.

[@samrudhraja224]

Great video, and smooth editing 👍👍

[@PianoFromScratch]

Hope it was helpful!

[@tinmya1]

Just printed your PDF notes. Excellent and very detailed explanations. Thank you so much! Using a pseudonym on KZbin. My real name initials are TMH - you will probably see it from the PayPal payments for the 2 PDFs I purchased today and the other day.

[@thechemprofessor]

One of the things I figured out for myself a LONG time ago is that a major key will have a minor key where two notes are the same - and those chords can sometimes be used interchangeably. For example, C major is C,, E, and G, whereas A minor is A, C, and E - the common notes are C and E. Same with F and D-minor, and same with G and E minor. I didn't hear the term "relative minor" until much later.

[@caiomonteiro4995]

I like your didatics more than the other musical education channels

[@darkunft]

why do i get this :-) you are sooooo good

[@thechemprofessor]

You have a new subscriber :)

[@DrLR1]

I love you, man

[@boscorner]

How would a relative minor differ from aeolian mode? Or is it the same thing from a different view point

[@anzatzi]

Cannot hear difference between Am and C maj scales

[@kathiefleming2830]

Why does it sound so good when practicing scales to use ie. CMaj rhand, LH Am ?

[@PianoFromScratch]

That's because you're harmonising the scale in 3rds which tend to sound really great. For example the notes A to the C above are a 3rd apart (A B C = 3 notes of the scale)

[@oogly5958]

wait so if for example Eb spans 3 keys it'll automatically be Eb instead of D#, so if its spans less than 3 letters it'll be D#? IDK IF THAT MADE SENSE

[@PianoFromScratch]

Try this video I made ages ago kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmbXZ2dvf8uWoNU hopefully that should clear things up the basics of when to use the sharp name or flat name for a note 👍

[@MrSeinfeldFan2]

This was TOO FAST for me....