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Lesson page: www.fretjam.com/borrowed-chords.html
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0:00 Intro & Borrowed 4 Chord
3:15 Borrowed 6 Chord
4:57 Borrowed 3 Chord
6:51 Borrowed 2 Chord
8:18 Borrowed 7 Chord
10:11 Summary
This lesson covers a concept that many would consider advanced. But I've tried to explain it as simply as possible.
Borrowed chords occur in music all the time, whether intentionally or not. In this lesson we discover where these chords are "borrowed" from, and what makes them work.
By understanding where these common "outside" chords come from, you'll know when to change scale for your solo.
But you'll also have some new ideas for writing your own chord progressions that are a little less predictable than those confined to the natural key.
Views : 203,735
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Aug 22, 2018 ^^
Rating : 4.978 (66/11,976 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
This is hands down the best lesson on using parallel scales I’ve ever seen!
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I am from Iran, great teaching
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That was incredible clear. I never quite got the logic in some of these until now.
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This is definitely 100% a goldmine for guitar players on YouTube. I haven't seen a better clip on YouTube that me a humble guitar player with limited music theory knowledge can understand so clearly. Absolutely brilliant content at its peak.
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As a Keyboardist, Thanks for the lesson about this...
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all the examples sound like early radiohead
i love it
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Brilliant. I am a visual person, and the diagrams are essential. Thank you so much.
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One of the best fret jams yet. It’s nice to see it like this, because all day you can look up parallel minor and get the concept. Then, you have the job of searching for teachers that show examples in popular music. This just shows both, and even begins ear training. Of these examples, I can pick out a song instantly that I know that has one of these moves as it’s main hook. So the move, I remember by the song. Very good.
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mate im a pianist, been looking for a video explaining this and no one has explained it better than you did,really really appreciated, rock on mate !
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This is one of the lessons I always come back to. Helped me to understand the use of borrowed chords from a minor scale, but also borrow from others modally such as C mixolydian and/or C Lydian. Superb lesson!
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Incredible tutorial! Thank you so much! It's easy to see now the Beatles and Radiohead were masters of borrowed chords.
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I went to like this video just to find out that I had already liked it before. That's how awesome it is.
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Excellent lesson
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Absolutely fantastic lesson
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Best video of borrowed chords ever. Thanks
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Pure gold . . . thank you and I love your tone when you play the lead lines over the chord changes.
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One of the more helpful eye opening lessons that I've seen in a long time. Thx!!!
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Brilliant lesson... really well presented. So much information ! Very impressed.
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This channel is a gold mine. Thank you.
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@TheOriginalPickleRick
5 years ago
I understand the theory, it's remembering it and putting it to creative use that's the problem.
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