How to Arrange Songs on Piano - Lesson 3 [Anime Chord Progressions]

[@nombre652]

2:39 I just got rick rolled from a fckign piano lesson Lol

[@jatzuko]

2:38 You just rick rolled us

[@dashawnfarrell5149]

Was I just unintentionally rick-rolled

[@ashmazyn]

Going through these are helping me!

[@numero7mojeangering]

Can't remember anything but great video non the less!

[@Cowman-vv2ir]

I love the *round piano*

[@shunianx6539]

I have a question, when we talk about the royal road progression, if we are in C major, for example, the royal road starts in the IV of C major, that means F is the first chord?

[@UnknownEX1]

Yes that's correct

[@moezero991]

Royal road comes from the an ancient chinese word王道，which means the way to be the king(the opposite is the way to be the conqueror),also means the best or most correct、most useful way now,especially in japanese. But translated to english,the meaning changed to sut-short，which still make sense though.

[@EPSON-HP]

Finally I have the progressions in context. It all makes sense now. I now understand, how to use these chord progressions. Thanks a lot!

[@yoi279]

This video is all that i need... (Y) I try to understand all that he says, but my English is not good :’( (idk if i writed good, sorry for that)

[@Donny_Xongly]

When are you gonna upload again this video was really good

[@YehPianoCovers]

yehhhhhhh

[@fruitypunch2539]

D-did I just get Rick rolled

[@elemerh315]

love it keep going man！

[@epyonsystem1869]

Whats the name of the song at 2:38 also great video!

[@anthon2915]

Never gonna let you down

[@kzs23]

what's the song name at 2:23?

[@UnknownEX1]

It's just a random melody I made up lol

[@Jayden-ss2ip]

how do you lay these out on a daw?

[@ominixofficial]

You get a midi device

[@Visual_Piano]

Thank you so much, i based my lates song with this 😁😁

[@PentameronSV]

I hear the Royal Road Progression in choruses of many Chinese songs, with some additions: IV V iii vi ii V I

[@ChildrenOfDesire]

IV V iii vi - this is the royal road progression, and the progression you have shown is with the addition of the also very common progression of ii - V - I, which is well known as the most ubiquitous jazz chord progression there is - but it's used a lot in Japanese music too.

[@aritramandal8320]

What is the song you played first?

[@garic8423]

I dont get this progression stuff. What is the progression if you would start with C Major?

[@UnknownEX1]

We were in the key of C major. The IV-V-vi chord progression in C major is F major, G major, and A minor. Watch my first video where I talk about roman numeral analysis: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHnReIGvo7-lh7s Here are some additional links if you don't understand my explanation: www.musictheory.net/lessons/43 www.musictheory.net/lessons/44

[@garic8423]

UnknownEX1 Thank you ^^

[@genesisplays_]

Rickrolled, disliked Jk, your content is great!

[@nauvaldiharyadi1068]

I hear Kimi no Iru Machi insert song there

[@swordofthedawn6495]

Good info but a word of advice: if we're searching anime piano chord progressions for the purposes of composition, we already know what a relative minor is

[@imlskr]

no

[@sarbingus]

You telling me Rick Astley is a weeb?

[@MacQui]

:o

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Currently watching this at 666 likes....