Understanding Chords // Music Theory For Banjo Players, Part 4

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This video is so helpful for me! I'm not only learning music theory, but I'm also improving my English comprehension skills as far as I'm French. Anyway, thanks a lot.

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You're making it all that complicated theory so simple. I was wondering how it works for a long time, just never had enough motivation to read about it. Great work, thank you!

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Very helpful and clear. Definitely a good amount of homework. Looking forward to part 5!

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Thank you. Super helpful. Awesome explanations!

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You’re not just a gifted player you’re also a gifted teacher. I’m starting to understand some of this thanks to you. I know you’ve mentioned the four chord ok my question is in the key of G would C be the four chord ? Thanks for all you’re doing here

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Yes! That kind of thing will be covered in the next lesson in this series as well!

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Great, great stuff! Seriously valuable and seriously needed by many including me. But I'm struggling to find Music Theory Parts 1-3?? What am I missing here?

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