First 3 Years of Berklee in 20 Minutes

Learn what you would in your first 3 years of Berklee, without the lifetime of crippling debt. In this video, you will learn exactly what a cadence is, what to play over any dominant chord, secondary dominants, and tritone substitutions. This video is like winning the lottery, except better, because you won't win the lottery.

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[smc]

I think I might need the 3 years instead of the 20 mins.

[bajovato]

I wish videos like this existed when I was in music school in the early 90s. It would’ve saved me so much time. What an amazing era we live in.

[i_chatoglou]

Excellent said in 20 minutes! Unfortunately it still needs 3 years to get used to it...

[mandrewcurry]

Dude, there are ears bleeding all over the world. right now. Never has it been explained in a better, clearer, linear fashion. I've got one student heading to that school that will not be named in Jan. A real head banger, just this week he started turning onto these ideas; it was like that scene when Helen Keler learned how to sign for water! I nearly cried. The conversation just gets more and more interesting. Thanks again.

[riazwalji]

Stumbled on this genius too early in my journey (playing 30 days). Will revisit later this year!

[boswhale]

This blew my mind. I have sifted through so much unhelpful YouTube content to get here, and I'm so glad I am. One of the most underrated music channels on the site for sure.

[Nicksmix]

The MOST clear and digestible explanation of sub 5’s and their corresponding modal relationships. Makes the jazz program I attempted to learn from seem more irrelevant than I thought lol

[mayploy]

i’ve been playing the guitar since it was called a lute in the 1600s and now i finally understand. thank you.

[cursedswordsman]

BEST explanation of tritone subs I've ever heard. Holy cow. I just learned it as "oh well the dominant because altered when you make it tritone sub cuz magic"

[douglasmason]

Was showing your thumbnails to my partner and how cheeky and fun they are. Thanks for brightening our day!

[lirong]

דני שמע זה אחד השיעורם הכי מטורפים ביוטיוב אי פעם ואני אחד שחורש בחיפושים אחרי אלה.
כולם מוכרים משהו אבל ממך ממש למדתי מלא דברים חדשים שמקפיצים בעשר רמות.
אתה תותח על ותודה. אולי יום אחד תגיע לארץ נזכה לראות אותך זה יהיה גדול
תודה !

[Immortal_swine]

You, my friend are possibly the best intermediate advanced guitar teacher on YouTube. I can’t wait to sign up for your Patreon.

[gordoncrmn]

I agree with the goldmine. I learn more from Danni then I have in my whole career of playing guitar

[soulcraft]

How sweet it is. Sure, MAJ makes sense, now, finally THE explanation of harmonic minor, how, why it works. The joy of a formal music education. Now to work the sweet spots between nat min, harm minor and major. Ah, life is good. Thank you kindly:)

[marcelocaraballo]

My friend, this tutorial most defintely qualyfies top ten among all turorials that produce a radical change in music language comprehension, mannnn I thank the lord I speak english (i´m fron argentina) you literally blow my mind. Just what I needed to be able to actually understand wtf is going on in a song. For ever grateful.

[michaelgreen]

Deep! For some like me, this is a video I will save and watch until the end of time. Section by section. Thank you!

[stevengrinold]

Freakin' brilliant lesson. You not only know this stuff, but lucky for us, you can explain it clearly! Glad to see your subscribers going up. Should be much higher!

[tonyleeglenn]

Well . . . . I've just found my favorite new channel. This video is loaded. Back to the shed for me.

[_Helm_]

man, what a good educator you are. Sincerely thank you sir.

[fisch]

Excellent lesson. Explains a lot of concepts I’ve seen in different places but all in one lesson.