Dr. B Music Theory Lesson 41 (Modulation 201)

TOPICS:
0:00 - Point of modulation & pivot chord
2:19 - Altered Chords as Common Chords
7:23 - Sequential Modulation
13:47 - Modulation by Common Tone
16:22 - Monophonic Modulation
18:26 - Direct Modulation (phrase modulation)

[buckylove]

Thanks again Dr B! This is the best music theory video series I've seen on youtube and has really helped me expand and solidify my knowledge. I also got the book Tonal Harmony to go along. This channel is a quality resource for understanding music theory. Rock on!

[GarryBurgess]

I absolutely loved this lecture and also lesson 40 the modulation 101.

[thecynicalenthusiast]

13:48 "But wait! There's more!"

[Deathnote-_-]

Glad to see you teaching Dr. Brellochs

[thanhthienluong]

Thanks. The identification of modulatory elements in Diatonic chords are the same as Altered chords or upper structures of scales (Notes)

[CarlosMartinez-grrp]

Great explanation of modulations: any chance of revealing which piece of Schubert are those chords from?

[aviv]

Hey Dr B. Thanks again so much for these videos! you're my hero
could you please share the name of schubert's piece that you analyzed in this lesson?

[troolol]

Hi Dr B,

I have a quick question. In the modulation by common tone example the original key is B minor which then modulates to D major by the common tone F#. As D major is the relative major of B minor is this a true modulation?

[daniellefernandes]

Hi, I am listening to the classes, and I am learning a lot, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
I have a question: what is a chord polarization?

It would be nice, if you could answer me.

All best, Danielle - Brasil