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In this lesson I show you how to compose EMOTIONAL chord progressions in a jazz piano style.

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36 Piano Chords simplified! IDISSECTMUSIC takes a more comprehensible approach to learn all your major, minor and diminish chords in everything Key! These are simple but foundational chords that every piano player should have!
Transition Chords Tutorial II Mr. IDissectMusic is back with Transition Chords Tutorial II. Of course these chords can be used while the Pastor is talking, transitioning of the choir/Praise team etc. This video may also contain some unconventional transitions that just may peek your interest!
Learn Sixth, Major Dominant Seventh Chords Fast!! Idissectmusic gives a real simple approach to learning the sixth, major and dominant seventh chords in every key!
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Understanding 6/8 Time This video is part of a series on rhythm. Here's the full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTKhUdPIHIuiryDKJ86cbgvwU4RkIiWhs

The compound time signatures (6/8, 9/8, and 12/8) are some of the hardest to get a grasp on. I get into dotted notes, compound time vs. simple time, and the reason why they're written so strangely.

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How Advanced Time Signatures Work This video is part of a series on rhythm. Here's the full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTKhUdPIHIuiryDKJ86cbgvwU4RkIiWhs

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*update* Reeeeeealy sorry about the focus problems. I'm going to take my camera out into a field and re-enact the printer scene from Office Space. I'd record it again but I just really don't have the energy.

This video is about how crazy time signatures work, like 7/8 and 15/16. Also a bit about triplets, duplets, and reading more than one rhythm at once.
The Circle of Fifths - How to Actually Use It Support me on Patreon: http://patreon.com/michaelnew

The circle of fifths is easy to learn, but what to do with it can be confusing. I'll show you a quick way to memorize it, and then ways to use it for things like chord building and key changes.

Also check out the follow up lesson about using the circle of fifths with minor keys: https://youtu.be/hzgDTocKyc4
How Time Signatures Work This video is part of a series on rhythm. Here's the full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTKhUdPIHIuiryDKJ86cbgvwU4RkIiWhs

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This lesson is on time signatures, how they work, and some simple methods on how to make sense of them. Covers some of the simple time signatures like 4/4, 3/4, 2/2, 5/4, etc., and I try to lay some foundation for the more complex ones like 6/8 or 9/8.

I feel like a lot of teachers and textbooks make these a lot harder than they should be. Hopefully this takes some of the mystery out of them.

Also, really sorry about the autofocus issues. I'll make sure that doens't happen in the next one. Again, don't buy a Sanyo.

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How Rhythm Works - Tempo and Subdividing Check me out on Patreon if you want to help me make more of these: http://patreon.com/michaelnew

This video is part of a series on rhythm. Here's the full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTKhUdPIHIuiryDKJ86cbgvwU4RkIiWhs

Next lesson is here: https://youtu.be/KcAJUi89m6Q
First part is here: http://youtu.be/Utzyi4gfBDE

This video is leading up to time signatures and more complex patters in rhythm. It covers tempo, standard notation, and subdividing.
The Circle of Fifths - Minor Keys and Advanced Uses Check me out on Patreon if you want to help me make more of these: http://patreon.com/michaelnew

You guys kept asking about the Circle of Fifths with Minor Keys and I realized it deserved it's own video. So here's why the normal circle of fifths doesn't cut it and how to used the advanced version.

If you missed the first one on the basic circle of fifths you can watch it here: https://youtu.be/d1aJ6HixSe0
How Rhythm Works - The Raw Basics This is the start of a multi-part lesson on rhythm. This first part explains how notes are measured in beats, how to count out a series of notes, and how notes are grouped in repeating patterns.

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How Suspended Chords Work, And Some Cool Things You Can Do With Them Suspended chords are odd little chords that don't follow the normal "rule of thirds" chord logic. But if you know how they work you can do some pretty cool things, like setting up tension into neighboring chords or hiding what key you're in.

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How to Write Music - Writing a Melody This is part 3 in the series. Here's part 1: https://youtu.be/pmu2Q55aOow and part 2: https://youtu.be/QBhJsShMF2g

Writing melody and fitting it to chords. This lesson is about how to choose what notes to play against a chord, and the whole concept of chord tones and non-chord tones.

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How to Change Keys Check me out on Patreon if you want to help me make more of these: http://patreon.com/michaelnew

This lesson is all about changing keys. It's a tough topic, but if you understand what it means to change keys you should begin to understand a lot more about how music works in general.

This lesson is pretty in depth, but not necessarily complicated. It does help to understand a few things first though, like:

Major and Minor Keys: https://youtu.be/rHlWP-nc4tM
The Circle of Fifths: https://youtu.be/d1aJ6HixSe0
How to Invert Chords: https://youtu.be/Nr2XBoanNJY
How to Write Music - Building a Chord Progression This is part 2 in the series. Here's part 1: https://youtu.be/pmu2Q55aOow and part 3: https://youtu.be/-E1kpWZPEuA

The first part of the music writing journey is just a basic chord progression. Next lession we'll be adding melody, but for now we'll be looking at how harmony changes and what kind of musical effect that will have.

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BTW the video ends at 8:30. I don't know why it ended up with 7 minutes of nothing at the end.
Introduction to Modes Modes are one of the coolest musical concepts to learn. Once you have a grasp on modes you can start expanding your music and go well beyond the usual major and minor scales.

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UPDATE: Quite a few people have pointed out that the Phrygian mode isn't all that uncommon in certain styles of music, and I was pretty dismissive of both the Phrygian and the Locrian modes in this video. I think I let my own musical biases show through more than they should have, and I'll try to be more careful about that in the future. So... yeah. Sorry.

I learned an important lesson though: If you want people to comment on your video, just say something they don't like :)
How to Write Music - What You'll Need to Know This is part 1 in the series. Here's part 2: https://youtu.be/QBhJsShMF2g and part 3: https://youtu.be/-E1kpWZPEuA

Since we've already covered the basics of music theory, I think it's time to start learning how to write music. We'll be using those basic concepts of chords, keys, inversions, etc to start weaving chords together, add melodies, rhythm, and all the subtle things that bridge the gap between theory and actual music. This video is just to go over what you'll need to know before we start so you can make sure you're ready.

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And here's links to the theory videos if you need to review.
Basic chords: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Y01jIorpeA
Seventh chords: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tbK2jtVRM8
Chord inversions: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nr2XBoanNJY
Major / Minor keys: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHlWP-nc4tM
Fitting chords into a key: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLaw0CLTNfA
Roman numerals: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2skX-SNIvA
Why C major is Bad (and other random topics) I get asked these questions a lot, and I though I'd answer them.

1 - I made something up that I don't understand, is that cool?
2 - Why do you always teach things in random keys? That's so dumb.
3 - Is a scale the same thing as a key?

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How the Roman Numeral System Works - Music Theory The Roman Numeral system is a way of writing down and understanding the relationships between chords. It's very simple, and understanding it will give you a better way of writing down your own ideas, mapping out what you want to do musically, and give you a clearer picture of music overall.

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How to Turn a Mode Into Music This video looks at how a lydian mode goes from a fairly meaningless scale into chords, melody, and actual music.

This is definitely the most advanced music theory lesson I've uploaded to date (as well as the longest). If you can get through it though you'll be a better musician, have a deep feeling of spiritual enlightenment, and be an inch taller. Seriously though; it's a powerful concept.

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Here's what I recommend you know before attempting this lesson.

Definitely watch these videos:
How Basic Chords Work - https://youtu.be/5Y01jIorpeA
Major and Minor Keys - https://youtu.be/rHlWP-nc4tM
How to Fit Chords Into a Key - https://youtu.be/xLaw0CLTNfA
Introduction to Modes - https://youtu.be/d_DxhbYwJDA

Probably watch these videos, but you'll survive if you don't:
How to Change Keys - https://youtu.be/BeQV6F0QRbk
How Seventh Chords Work - https://youtu.be/3tbK2jtVRM8

Thanks for watching guys.
How to Invert Chords This is a music theory lesson all about chord inversions. Inverting chords is a simple concept; you just play notes in different octaves so the chord gets sort of "flipped around". You can use inversions to make a chord sound different (and a lot of times more interesting), but most importantly you can invert the chords in a chord progression to move smoothly and fluidly from one to another. If you aren't comfortable with basic chords yet you might want to start with this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Y01jIorpeA

UPDATE: If you're wondering why I used a B major chord at the end of this video, you can see the full explanation here: https://youtu.be/Q7WqKpD7w4Q

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Why C major and A minor are Not the Same This one is all about relative keys. If two keys have all the same notes in them, how are they different? I also talk a about the whole tone scale, the harmonic minor scale, and a bit about modes.

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This video is pretty beginner-friendly, but it does assume you're at least familiar with the idea of major and minor scales. Here's a couple videos to get you up to speed if you're not:
How Basic Chords Work - https://youtu.be/5Y01jIorpeA
Major and Minor Keys - https://youtu.be/rHlWP-nc4tM
Introduction to Modes - https://youtu.be/d_DxhbYwJDA
How to Fit Chords Into a Key (Music Theory) Starting to get into chord progressions here. Learn about how to figure out the different chords you can use when playing in a key.

You can find the video on basic chord theory here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Y01jIorpeA
And the one on keys here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHlWP-nc4tM

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Minor Scales - Natural, Harmonic, and Melodic The natural minor! The harmonic minor! The melodic minor! Like, why do we even have them?

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This lesson isn't too hard, but you'll need to know what intervals are (like whole step, half step, etc.) and you'll need to have a basic idea of what a scale is.

Here's a good start on intervals and basic note relationships: https://youtu.be/5Y01jIorpeA
Here's a basic intro to major and minor scales: https://youtu.be/rHlWP-nc4tM

These aren't strictly necessary, but can be helpful:

Turning scales into chords: https://youtu.be/xLaw0CLTNfA
Introduction to modes (why the minor scale comes from the major scale): https://youtu.be/3hgP_PuviTg

00:30 Natural Minor
03:55 Harmonic Minor
11:02 Melodic Minor
14:14 Cat
Major and Minor Keys (Music Theory) More music theory! Working on major and minor keys this time. This is a pretty good place to start if you're new to music theory, but you'll need to know what "whole step" and "half step" means. If you're not sure, I explained it in this video: http://youtu.be/5Y01jIorpeA That video is also good if you'd like to start learning about chords, which you'll want to know anyway for when we start fitting everything together for chord progressions, melodies, and just songwriting/improvising in general.

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How to Improvise A basic, how-to-get-started look at improvising.

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You can probably get through this lesson without any real prior knowledge, but it will help to know a bit about these things.
basic chords: https://youtu.be/5Y01jIorpeA
chord inversions: https://youtu.be/Nr2XBoanNJY
and (optionally) seventh chords: https://youtu.be/3tbK2jtVRM8
How Seventh Chords Work (part 2) - Music Theory Lesson 3 This really just wraps up the whole concept of seventh chords we started in the last video. The chords we cover here are the major/minor seventh, the diminished sevenths, and the augmented seventh. After getting through this, you should have a very solid understanding of all the different kinds of chords you'll be encountering in music.

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(Q&A) Circle of Fifths Misconceptions, How to Think About Modes, 6/8 & Piano Course Let me know how you guys feel about this kind of thing. I like being able to talk a little more stream-of-consciousness and respond to questions and comments, but I have no idea what you think of it.

I'd also like to pass along this little bit of info: just because the sides of one of those Korean stone bowls are cool to the touch doesn't mean the bottom isn't hotter than Dante's ninth circle of hell. Be safe out there.

0:16 Why the Circle of Fifths will not slow you down
2:51 Have I thought about doing a piano course?
4:38 Should you just think of modes as a major scale with a different root?
7:43 Wouldn't 6/8 be the same thing as 3/4?
How Seventh Chords Work (part 1) - Music Theory Lesson 2 This is the second music theory lesson in this little series, and this one is on seventh chords (chords with four notes). For some reason a lot of people learn the basic triads (three note chords), but they never really get comfortable with the seventh chords. There's no reason not to though. If you understand your triads then learning this is simple; you just learn how to find that fourth note and you're done. They're beautiful chords too, by the way.

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If you missed the first theory lesson you can watch it here:
http://youtu.be/5Y01jIorpeA
How Basic Chords Work - Music Theory Lesson 1 Next up, check out how rhythm works: http://youtu.be/Utzyi4gfBDE
or more about chords: http://youtu.be/3tbK2jtVRM8
or how major and minor keys work: http://youtu.be/rHlWP-nc4tM

This lesson is on chords, how they work, and the basic intervals that make them up. Learning the underlying music theory behind chords will not only allow you to find any chord you want, anywhere you want, it will also give you a solid foundation to build your entire understanding of music theory on.

I have a bachelor's in music (I took about a billion theory courses), and I'm a full time music teacher. After trying to help so many people learn music theory, I've decided that this is the best, most useful and most easily understood way into music theory. You don't need to know anything about music to get started on this, other than the names of the notes (and if you don't know that then google it; it's cake). Have fun.

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The 4 Critical Parts to Writing a Melody 02:05 Spaaaaace
06:09 Scales aren't Scales
10:05 Rhythm
14:37 Repetition

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Examples:
Here's the piano piece I played a part of that uses space so well: https://youtu.be/amyQ5L-5rJQ
This one is from the same composer. An amazing example of both musical space and on getting an incredible amount of feeling just from the color of particular notes: https://youtu.be/feShpPLivK0
Extended Chords - 9ths, 11ths, and 13ths Into the great beyond! This lesson is all about chords that use 5, 6, or even 7 notes. Things like Gmaj9 or Em11. This is definitely an advanced lesson, so make sure you know all about 7th chords first.

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