Music Theory for Guitar II | 4 | Chords in a Minor Key
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Hi Everyone!
This lesson shows how minor keys and major keys have all the same chords, in the same order, creating a tidy set of a major key and its relative minor key.
Check out the PDF for helpful homework and chord charts.
If you’re not familiar with Major Scales, Minor Scales, Intervals, the Circle of Fifths, and Triads - you should watch Music Theory for Guitar I first!
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Music Theory for Guitar II | 1 | Chords in a Key
Music Theory for Guitar II | 2 | Roman Numerals
Music Theory for Guitar II | 3 | 7th Chords
Music Theory for Guitar II | 4 | Chords in a Minor Key (current lesson)
Music Theory for Guitar II | 5 | Harmonic Minor
Music Theory for Guitar II | 6 | The V of vi Chord
Music Theory for Guitar II | 7 | Melodic Minor
Music Theory for Guitar II | 8 | The V of V Chord
Music Theory for Guitar II | 9 | What's Next?
Comments
I appreciate the example songs near the end of the video. It's nice to have a couple songs to go listen to and see if I can apply what we're learning to a song I may have heard before.
Weezley
2025-02-07 02:08:57 +0000 UTC
