The Circle of Fifths. How to use it to create effective CHORD PROGRESSIONS!

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I just found your channel. Merci for this.

[@Norm64349]

Thank you. The logic of flats on the right is perfect.

[@bkehlenb]

I’m glad you liked this approach.

[@jimtessin4130]

Excellent Excellent Excellent

[@bkehlenb]

Thanks for your comment, Jim. That's quite a playlist you have there on the circle of fifths!

[@AlexanderNagel]

Great video! Just one thing: I don't really see the advantage of going clockwise when moving in descending 5ths (or call it ascending 4ths) in your model compared to the usual going counter-clockwise when moving in descending 5ths. What's your point here? You actually don't explain why you chose to invert the usual circle of 5ths model :)

[@bkehlenb]

Thanks for your comment! To me, it seems counterintuitive to teach progression, where the harmonies seem to move forward, but to show it as counterclockwise on the circle.

[@hemopamk2]

Thanks for this.

[@bkehlenb]

You're welcome.

[@peteambriz31]

I love how you put it together and presented it in an easy to follow and understand format. I sure wish I would have learn it this way many years back. Thank you Brian!

[@damasovergara7198]

Thanks a lot, please continue with more content like that

[@sacmusic2957]

A helpful way to learn this.

[@bkehlenb]

Glad this worked for you.