The Complete Guide to Chords In Music

Описание: Chords are the foundation of harmony in music. There are a lot of different kinds, but they're all based on fairly simple patterns, and most chords describe themselves quite clearly.

How many chords are there? At least 52 varieties are mentioned in the video. Each one can present in 15 keys, which makes for at least 780 different chords.

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Special Thanks
Mike Wark (@mikemwark) for proofreading the million chords in this video.
Patric McGroarty (@stclarens) for making sure I was speaking into the right end of the microphone.
Joe Narducci (@veronaflorrist) for the epic power chord.

-----Chapters:
0:00 - Chords are The Foundation of Harmony
1:50 - The Anatomy of Chord Symbols
2:45 - Inversions pt 1
3:57 - Chord Are Related to Scales
5:07 - Intversions pt 2
5:38 - Triads & Sus Chords
7:10 - Chord Syllabus
7:43 - Noisy Clan
9:12 - Power Chords
9:33 - 4 Notes Chords
9:57 - “7” Chords
11:40 - “6” Chords
12:35 - Add 9 Chords
13:12 - Sus2 & Sus4 variations, Sus2Sus4
13:41 - 6/9 Chords
14:00 - Slash Chords
14:43 - 9, 11, 13 Chords - Extensions
16:20 - Altered Extensions - b9, #9, #11, b13
17:01 - Naming Conventions for Altered Chords
17:54 - Conclusion

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