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[@cd1934]

Awesome lesson!, in the pass I spent more than $3,000 for a class in college that toooooook 3 months!, here it was 15mins !, awesome 😢!.

[@practicerepo]

Well, C D put that 3K to good use and come over. I have a non-profit practice channel. Just a hobby for me. I'm looking for some players, well, that like to play. I assure you I'm not a spammer, I have nothing to sell. I have no idea what music you even like, but I have to start somewhere, I have to try.

[@cd1934]

@@practicerepo thanks for the sincere and warmhearted reply!, I just joined channel!, and I will definitely tell all my friends!, good luck and great success!, sincerely Charles D.

[@practicerepo]

Charles, thank you so much. I hope I will inspire some practice time from you. People won't get better if they don't play. It is good to watch and learn when you can, (I do it too) but you have to make time for yourself, to do it for yourself. I hope I can help you in my way - to let you enjoy an easy carefree way to practice the guitar.

[@timznamirowski6689]

12:48

[@lesd2633]

Wow! Hey I have a bridge for sale if your interested in it?

[@shockmarkets7384]

This is easily the best explanation of Circle Of Fifths I've seen. Nothing else I've seen comes close. I can use this. Thank you for putting it out. Subscribed.

[@anniehargood5402]

Agree!

[@richardsargentsr.1384]

I agree

[@practicerepo]

If you wanna put it to good use, I can help

[@Thepluskenzie]

❤

[@ronday4210]

Amen 🙏🏾

[@GregoryRoss-kd5dy]

Mike, you are true “Guitar God” !!! I am a 58yo struggle to play guitar. I had a great guitar teacher but he had taken ill. I have been trying navigate my way through all types of media to further in my studies but had been unsuccessful, until I found your video on KZbin. Bless you sir you may it all become crystal clear. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you 😂😂😂😂😂 You life long fan Greg

[@thomasnielsen3271]

I have been playing guitar for over 30 years and this is a revelation for me. Some people just have the gift, which I have always been pretty jealous of. I have always had to work hard on my playing and understanding of cord structure. Goes to show you are never too old to learn as long as you are willing to discover. Thanks young man for opening an old mans eyes and giving him insight into something he has loved longer than most woman in his life. Except Mom :)

[@humblegeorge]

Im in your boat at 67 !

[@tangents6299]

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[@spanqueluv9er]

^*chord, not cord🤦‍♂️

[@sarthakq]

@@humblegeorge how on earth you ppl are commenting without a diaper in your pants .. 🤔🤔

[@mhfxfxr]

At 72 years old, I wish this approach was taught by guitar instructors when I started at 9. Keep it simple stupid really makes a difference. Thanks so much for your insight!

[@wizardoftoys]

At 63 I AGREE! At least this Fella helped Us find some more enjoyment in "Our Golden Years"! "Wah Wah Wah"( Bowie!!!) Take Care!

[@ftoftheX]

@@wizardoftoys I'm 58 same thing ..lol

[@elmahalliday1418]

​@ft of the X

[@internationaldirector2917]

God bless you Mark age doesn't matter as long as we are keen to learn.

[@danabiondo9243]

How bout Keep It Simple Genius? :)

[@elmerfox456]

Dude! I am 67 yrs. old and just picked up The Guitar a week ago. I can see many ways this will shorten my study time... bless yoj for putting this up!

[@aslamahmed2564]

Hallo Mike, since a couple weeks ago when I had watched your channel concerning the three chords combination, you have changed my life completely by just showing how they relate together. Thank you very much and I like to compliment for it. You will always be a reminder of my guitar progression. Not only you helped me but many other viewers on your channel. I am 63 years old and just started to lern a guitar about 5 months ago, practicing practically every free moments I find. It‘s fun! Thanks again and keep the good work alive, Aslam.

[@marekgitarzysta5193]

finally a video where dim chords are not considered "redundant, not important, nobody uses them" - thumbs up!

[@user-ml4ly7ho8b]

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[@paulmurphy8993]

There is a real art to explaining the Circle of Fifths simply and concisely in thirteen minutes. Bravo sir.

[@jj8526]

Agree entirely.. Best simple and concise video I've seen on Circle of Fifths...🎵🎵👏👏☘

[@jj8526]

BTW Liked and subscribed...🤗🤗

[@ronfrosig7354]

Learned more in 13 minutes, than in 13 years!! Self taught.... THANK YOU!!!!

[@kippsguitar6539]

Yes simple really when explained properly

[@bobbyblack3976]

I've been playing guitar for a long time and never has anyone explained this to me like this before. This is more than fantastic. Don't know why it took me so long to see this!

[@viejocharliemusic]

The best explanation of the circle of fifths I have ever seen!

[@zaz4667]

We have all reached the next level of musical clarity! This guy is awesome!

[@clownpocket]

How did I ever miss this channel? I’ve spend a lot of time studying on my own many of these relationships, but you’ve concisely summed up much of what I knew, and even more of what I hadn’t yet put together. Very well done.

[@charlesking6476]

Really appreciate your effort of putting this together - this is really helpful

[@handy-ewes]

Quite possibly the best 15 minutes on the entire internet

[@jrparrow8157]

Wow! First time the Circle of 5ths made sense to me!! Thanks man, I really needed this…

[@mattweiss3637]

I've been playing guitar for almost 30 years. This is the most helpful video or tutorial I have seen. I wish I would seen this years ago and saved myself a lot of headaches.

[@wizardoftoys]

After many books, uncountable videos and piles of crappy note pages this video is by far the one and only BEST! CHEERS for a GREAT 🎁! PEACE!

[@lizzydevasher3885]

Thank you for being so thorough! 💓

[@Brecish]

Thank you for explaining this in a way that makes sense. Ive been trying to grasp this concept for years. Today it clicked and I cant wait to get started. Hope your having a good day brotha!

[@tito.tarantula]

The way you broke all the chords down and worked up to the Circle of Fifths was fantastic. Well done 👍 There are a ton of decent guitar players on KZbin who teach guitar, it's a pity the majority of them can't teach. You're definitely part of the small group who can, Mike. Great content.

[@lifeandtext]

Clear and encouraging explanation. Keep up the great work!

[@JUSTWILDNZ]

This is fantastic and just what I've been looking for!!! Thank you so much for finding the time to put this together. You have just helped me leap frog to the next stage

[@Sont256]

Fantastic teaching, Mike. Really helpful!

[@NavCom209]

I'm glad I waited on the arduous grind of chord learning, I knew it was someone out there that had there stuff together...thanks a bunch! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ stars

[@helij9365]

Mind. Blown! Excellent synopsis!

[@luckydog-287]

Beyond extraordinary. Thank you so much for your efforts in this! Excellent!

[@TheFreeman4955]

Most logical explanation of the circle of fifths I’ve seen. Definitely going to check your other lessons.

[@johnpetyo1216]

You nailed it dude This has been the best explanation of chords I've seen yet 👍👍👍

[@McAbee]

Always wanted to learn guitar. Wish I had these lessons back then. So much easier when you explain it.

[@JayMonk595]

What a truly wonderful lesson. I’ll definitely practice.

[@KE010101]

Great explanation and simplification of what can seem overwhelming especially to beginners but even people who've been practicing for years and are just now diving into the theory a bit more.

[@ParaBellum2024]

Great lesson! There's such a lot of information packed into it, and your graphics are excellent.

[@user-ml4ly7ho8b]

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[@petecolorado5387]

I have learned more about chord structure than anyone has ever explained before. Thank you Mike this is priceless for me.

[@meanmr.mustard]

You've really done a great job, thanks man 👍🏻.

[@smore8588]

This is amazing!!! Thank you so much this visuals blew mind!

[@user-ml4ly7ho8b]

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[@locoslococo]

Well Mike you have nailed it Congratulations this is going to help a lot of viewers quickly. Like yourself i have gone down the old chord book/chart route and i learned that way, but this would have saved me lots of hours.

[@christruesdale2860]

I’m just getting started but this was so amazing to me and something I’ve been searching for. I feel like I have a chance at actually doing something, thank you for this video!!

[@katstarwolf3763]

This is really great information, Mike. Thanks!

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci beaucoup for this. No fluff, just what we need.

[@user-ml4ly7ho8b]

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[@tirameyhey1845]

This is eye-opening. Thank you so much for sharing! What a great job you‘ve done! 💛

[@practicerepo]

I like to share as well, if you like to play come check it out. Thanks Tira

[@hectorgarza5842]

Excellent job! Appreciated! You gave us a great present!!!

[@johnpalermo1014]

fantastic insight !!! Thank you so much !!

[@wesleyholley2093]

I went to music school and really struggled understanding and learning this. You lay it out so simply in a way that is so applicable! Thank you! Keep it up!

[@practicerepo]

Can I invite you over to practice, Sorry Wesley I don't mean to be intrusive, I'm just a guy here trying to expand his hobby. Not trying to show off, just give people something I wish I had years ago. So I made it. Just like this guy did. Circle of fifths has been around he just put it into a way people can relate to.

[@tonyspada2744]

When I was 12 my dad gave me one of those chord dictionaries. I saw right off all the repeating shapes. When I learned the shapes then taught myself all of the inversions. I showed my dad my hand done book which was much smaller than that huge dictionary lol

[@user-ml4ly7ho8b]

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[@cactusrox1314]

This is gold. Thanks so much.

[@michellekaitlyn]

Subbed. Thanks for all your hard work speeding us along in our music journey. ✌️

[@miket1638]

Amazing! Have been tinkering on the guitar for 30 years and you condensed the fundamentals in 10 min. AND you provide pdfs! May the rock gods shine down on you!

[@figgettit]

the pdf is 36 bucks

[@KalebPeters99]

Great stuff, mike I'd love to see another version using the same process on a harmonic minor scale and it's modes/chords!

[@lumimo]

Me too!!!

[@Overxpossed]

the bachian scale!

[@John-tw1ke]

Thank you for this, very helpful!

[@heidigilsrud3800]

Wonderfully and masterfully explained. Thank you so much!

[@tonychoi3982]

Amazing work putting this together, Mike! The 'why' is what's been missing all these years and it is so clearly explained here.

[@nihalkhote512]

Clear concise and to the point! Well done and thanks a lot!

[@user-ml4ly7ho8b]

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[@capuchinsnig]

This is so good that I can't fail to say thank you boss... You did a great job there.

[@Chimp_No_1]

Astonishing clarity ! Thank you so much for sharing !

[@DerMensch101]

Man. Thank you so much for this. I’m at the stage you were at and I bought a book of chords and I hate it. I’ve always wanted someone to come alongside me and help me where I’m at. I’m a pretty decent guitar player, at least rhythmically, but I hate studying superfluous crap. This is such a lifesaver. Subscribed and liked, my friend.

[@kippsguitar6539]

It's called lazy, superfluous crap when it's used with knowledge is infinitely better and more complete

[@cuckertarlson3037]

​@@kippsguitar6539well this is part of music theory so he's moving in the right direction at least.

[@practicerepo]

Can I invite you over, Sorry Der Mensch I don't mean to be intrusive, I'm just a guy here trying to expand his hobby. Not trying to show off, just give people something I wish I had years ago. So I made it. Just like this guy did. Circle of fifths has been around he just put it into a way people can relate to. It sure makes transcribing much easier too. My channel won't be for everyone, but it only takes a minute to check it out. I don't just want to start a channel I want a community.

[@Overxpossed]

Wow... I just subscribed to your channel because of one video I watched from you, and since then, all your videos are of super high quality. Great video! It helped me a lot to understand the relationship between chords which are out of the scale. I now can overlap chords! Thank you.

[@MustafaBaabad]

Yes I agree this is first class lesson.

[@practicerepo]

I would like to help you put that knowledge to good use, guitar players wanted.

[@practicerepo]

I need some players to help me build a community. Can or would you like to help. I like helping others. I wish this was done for me - years ago. Anyway, come visit and see what you think. You might like it.

[@Dynamofoe]

Pure Genius! Thank you! 🙏🏽 😊

[@joeabadier]

Wow! This is so very helpful. Thanks!

[@tonynitzke]

I've been taking piano lessons and still found this very interesting. I like the way you've laid out the chords in Major/Minor/Diminished on the circle of fifths. One thing that I think I'd mention that isn't in this wheel is the harmonic minor. Using harmonic minors allow the dominant 7 chord progression i-iv-i-V7-i, which I think sounds very nice.

[@rodneymozard6760]

I’ve been wrecking my brain for over a year now, trying to make sense of a guitar. I went to a guitar school, watched hundreds of videos, downloaded apps and subscribed to two of them, but this video is the best video I’ve seen regarding guitar. Everything makes sense now. Thank you so much.

[@zlonewolf]

people often skip out music theory and just learn songs. music theory improves your knowledge from song playing to song writing.

[@patrickrobinson317]

Excellent work - great video. 😀 Thanks for making this video.

[@lilikura]

This is an absolute gem of a video. Like you and many others, I took the long route to learn chords but this explains so clearly and simply. Subscribed! Keep up the amazing work. ♥🙏

[@johanfreesk564]

Absolutely amazing content! 💥✨🙌🏼

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[@brettneuberger6466]

So clear and helpful. Thanks!!

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[@mikehottensmith3090]

Great job on the video. Very helpful!

[@danilopianca1957]

Amazing lesson. Thank you

[@DC-ei9vl]

Best and clearest explanation of the circle of fifths I've seen!

[@user-ml4ly7ho8b]

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[@MuzixMaker]

Very clear presentation. Nice job!

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[@musemuser777]

Laid out very well with great animation to clarify.💯 🔥🎸🔥

[@djm9276]

Beautiful . So informative. Thank you

[@chadschoening4352]

Wow thanks for these videos. I've never seen anyone explain these in this way.

[@user-ml4ly7ho8b]

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[@brianjappy2896]

One of the best videos on KZbin. Well done and thank you.

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[@a10aleks]

Amazing explanation that I’ve been looking for along with the visual graphic is A+! Subscribed! 🎉

[@ryszarddopierala6624]

Thank you, great presentation.

[@matthewcoombs3282]

Hi Mike, your video is the best video on KZbin describing chord progression, esp how they work on the Circle of Fifths on the I-IV-V progression. A light bulb went off in my head. Great video. You got yourself a sub.

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[@Skypie61]

Great video. Easy to follow. Presentation flow's, is concise and perfect length. I'm a follower/supporter.👍

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[@practicerepo]

Yes he did a great job, maybe you can visit me, I'm looking for some people who are more or less self taught at guitar

[@sanketbojewar5398]

loving this

[@jakescorpion1]

That was amazing. Thank you

[@Fretboard_Chaos_Productions]

Very well explained. I finally understand the circle of fifths. Thank you

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[@bar_fun3315]

Great presentation, great visuals! The Circle of Fifths is so powerful. Started brushing upnon6my theory last year and found out how much info can be derived from this. Wish I knew about it 20 years ago. Should be required study for any serious musician. 👍

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[@ljephotography]

Mate you’ve literally just cleared every question I had up about the CO5 👌👌 thank you

[@sundowner62james69]

I think that's just about the best explanation of the subject I've ever heard! Thank you for doing that!

[@stevenmqcueen7576]

Extremely well put together video. Given its scope, new guitarists are going to have to watch it several times to take it all in. However, It will be well worth it.

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[@lordlomanagh5966]

Brilliant outstanding thank you

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[@ClassicVideos80s]

I just met guitar George and he still knows all the chords.

[@practicerepo]

I'm in Dire need of guitar players - just a fun practice channel

[@michaelpal7641]

One of the most comprehensive and simplistic videos I've ever seen. Thank you so much!!

[@musachi5999]

Man, I remember when I had the circle of fifths explained to me and it freaking blew the lid wide open on understanding music theory. Unbelievably helpful, if only I could find a great way like this to remember which chords are what degree in any given scale. Is there such a thing?

[@xsamitt]

I'd like to know that as well!!!

[@shanekraus9905]

Unreal. I'm not even working on guitar, but piano: this video is more helpful than any piano tutorial I've encountered. Massive props and respect. You should be paid VERY WELL for this kind of instruction. Liked/subscribed

[@practicerepo]

If you wanna put it to good use, maybe I can help you practice

[@ianrichardson3968]

As you're a piano man something occurred to me some years ago...my guitar is a piano..kinda. 6 strings all tuned to 5 intervals of a scale. With an E at each side. Your piano has keys..white for the natural notes, black for the sharps/flats. My guitar has frets instead. So you could view each string as a piano keyboard tuned to a specific note or interval. 6 piano keyboards side by side in effect. More to the point these keyboards side by side in standard tuning with, like a piano, a full chromatic scale beginning on the interval it's tuned to..12 notes..and every note across and along the fret board is in exactly the right place to enable it to be played. Scales..chords..licks etc. And the whole thing begins again on the 12th fret..13th for F and C. Then consider all the open tunings...and they work as well... AND you can add a seventh string and it still works. 12 Notes. 4 of them have no semi-tone between them. One note less..or one note more and it would not work at all. It always amazes me whenever I think about that..the simple fact you can play the thing. Even more to the point the fret board is a very complex thing..but it's complexity hides it's simplicity.

[@junosynth]

So learning only these chords to start would apply to piano also?

[@practicerepo]

I know you're not asking me but; Chords are chords, no matter the instrument. The songwriting process for piano or guitar both can benefit from the Circle of fifths. The songs I have on my channel, my wife can play on her keyboard. Plus the cool thing about her keyboard, it has a transpose button - which works like a capo for the guitar. Not so easy for a piano.

[@buscambell1234]

Ian, very few of us are able to grasp the full potential of a guitar. The capabilities seem endless. and any effort to fully understand it might be a lifetime project. Just as I. You seem to have put some effort into a deeper level of understanding of the instrument. That gives me a feeling of kinship with you in your endless endeavor. I wish you good luck, and pleasant journey. I'm 91 years of age, and still trying working on it!

[@zorrozen68]

A great revelation, thank you so much!

[@victormoncau5770]

I've watched so many videos on the circle of fifths but it FINALLY clicked. I appreciate you for unlocking what it all means on the guitar!

[@21Million]

Also, the 7 chord blocks you see on the circle of fifths create a very easy to remember pattern on the guitar if you group the 3 inner major chords together in a 1-4-5 pattern on the fretboard and then the 3 minor chords together in a 1-4-5 pattern 3 frets down. Super easy to remember.

[@simonvegas793]

Could you explain this a bit more please? Absolute beginner here just trying to understand what I'm getting myself into and this sounds really interesting! :)

[@johndoyle5706]

​@@simonvegas793yeh me too and I'm not a beginner. If we play C F G as our major what minor shapes exactly do we play 3 frets down? So, C major is related to A minor, but what does 3 frets down mean exactly?

[@Mainoffender69]

Am dm em? In bed and not guitar in front of me, but curious to know for certain...

[@mooseyard]

You’re right about these being the core chords … but I wouldn’t want to play only these chords! Even the first songs I ever learned used 7th chords; in fact the progression I was taught is I-IV-V7. Seventh chords are fundamental to the blues and everything derived from it. And I love the sound of suspended chords. So yeah, you can do some early 1950s hits with only major/minor, but if you want to get even to the level of the early Beatles you'll need more.

[@norakat]

In fact the idea that you can make good music by only using the chords of the major scale - might not be a good idea especially for modern music. A large percentage, perhaps majority is in minor and don’t even use 1-4-5. Even including relative minor into that can still be boring and played out. Many of the sounds you seek employ modes. This was a major obstacle for me in music composition since I always tried to compose music using the chords of the major scale. Like you said other chords are so fundamental and so are modes, and blue notes. Etc.

[@KeithCollyer]

The V7 chord is generally the only way that the vii dim chord is used in most music as it just adds the V as a root note.

[@MrRonnmaui]

In a nutshell you nailed it! Been writing for years and never knew that was I doing, so this really helps. Need to see your other videos. Thanks for helping.

[@TheDarkPikatchu]

i play for some years and this video helps me in such a big way, i wanted to memorize all chords and the "special chords" all over the fretboard and it happens that you have a seperate video about this. thank you man now i can improve my playig tremendously

[@Naminorite]

Very interesting video (trying to learn the guitar and it was cool to watch), glad that KZbin suggested this however I've really no interest in writing songs so I guess I am hopeful your lessons will help some of your watchers write some great tunes I'll hear in the future.

[@user-ml4ly7ho8b]

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[@practicerepo]

I have a playlist of open chord songs to play on my channel, I'm a new channel, I don't make a penny, it's just my hobby

[@practicerepo]

I can help you. If you know some chords already, I can get you playing every day. Tons of stuff to play and I share them all as my hobby. I don't want your money, just invite a friend if you enjoy the channel. No talk no b.s - just play what you want when you want. I like to know I'm helping. I wish someone would have done this for me years ago.

[@Jime0326]

Great video! I'm new to guitar but I've been making beats on my lap top and midi keyboard for awhile. I have an intermediate understanding of music theory. Can you make a video showing us how you use the chord wheel diagram to create a chord progression with extended chords and how to voice lead on guitar please? Thanks for all your hard work and expertise!!

[@user-ml4ly7ho8b]

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[@practicerepo]

I have some easy songs to practice on my channel, it's just my hobby, I don't make anything doing my channel

[@practicerepo]

If you are new to guitar then come see me, I have plenty of easy 3-4 chord songs to get those fingers working in sync. Nothing to sell, I just do this as a hobby. I make nothing. I get paid (not money) when people tell me that they are having fun and I'm helping them learn some new songs too.

[@mmoly-cj4bd]

Wow! This is awesome. Thanks so much!

[@Antonio76D]

Insanely amazing!