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00:00 This video discusses the theory and usage of seventh chords in music.
3:59 The video explains how seventh chords are formed using triads and the major 7th chord is popular in modern music.
8:35 The video discusses the minor major 7th chord and its similarities to the Bond chord, which has a jazzy and ambiguous sound.
12:33 The video is about the process of creating music and experimenting with different chords.
19:09 The video discusses the importance of using seventh chords in music
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Date of upload: Sep 29, 2023 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
20 Bars of Twaddle - brilliant name! Great video Guy - thank you!
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I'm a terrible composer, but all your videos help me understand better the pieces I learn and play. Thank you Guy!
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Ooh, some lovely new colours for the palette! Thanks Guy! ๐
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Good stuff, Guy. These theoretical excursions are great.
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I love fully diminished chords! I tend to think of them as a rootless 7b9 chord. But a fully diminished could theoretically be any of 4 7b9 chords depending on what you imagine the root to be, which means they can resolve to 4 different places. Itโs so fun for modulating. Set up a V-I in C. Add the b9 and subtract the root from your G chord so now itโs a Bdim. Add a Bb in the bass to make it a Bb7b9, resolve to Eb BOOM key change.
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The bond chord is definitely my favorite! Thanks for another great video Guy!
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this was a fascinating presentation of how 7th chords are constructed and how they can be fit together in a composition. Very clever and insightful.
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Kinda remarkable to have a 22 minute long video about all the various 7th chords and not talk about Jazz at all. The ii-V-I is like the foundation of jazz and consists of the minor 7, dominant 7 and Maj7
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I love your presentation style..humorous and happy, yet very informative and easy to watch and learn from ..thank you
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Wow, thanks Guy! I've struggled to twig the interval spacing for 7th chords learning just 'how' to play Cmaj7 or Gmaj7 but now I feel I'm equipped with the 7th chord construction kit!! ๐
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Thank you this is fabulous!
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I always seem to be coming to your videos for help with compositions lol. Thanks for the help!
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That is very helpful and inspiring, well done.
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Thanks Guy. I really appreciate the mix of theory and application. Learnt a lot.
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I want to use some of that downward motion in my progressions, some of those intervals are pretty emotionally interesting
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Great video!
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Thank you so much!
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Great! thanks
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Brilliant!
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@nefdsnet
7 months ago
Ah, yes...seedy cocktail bars in the 80s. I was five and working as a private investigator in Kuala Lumpur. Solved the case of the pink bassoon in the Birkenstock factory and lost my Lotus Esprit to Danny Elfman in a game of high stakes yahtzee. Guy wrote the score to the movie adaptation directed by Gary Busey's evil twin. What a time to be alive!
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