SURE SHOT Ear Training strategies to LEARN Chord Progressions

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In this Ear Training lesson for Piano players and pretty much any musician and singer, we explore 5 organic approaches to figuring out the chord progressions of a variety of songs just using our Ear & Music Theory fundamentals. We derive the chords based on the Melody, Roots (Bass), Cadences & various predictive approaches.

🎓 Learn Music With Nathaniel School of Music & Jason Zac:

00:00 Introduction
03:05 Chord Change Points
04:42 How to read Chord Charts
07:28 Preparation for Ear Training
08:36 All about that Bass
11:25 Relative Pitch
17:07 AI taking over ?!
18:19 Cadences
20:34 Melody landing notes
26:45 Emotions & Qualities of Chords
31:16 Indian Classical Intervals
33:01 Following the Process
36:27 Functional Harmony
39:56 Conclusion

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[evelynalbertyn]

Hallelujah! I found our maestro and brilliant tutor who really changing the world with his awesome musical abilities. ❤

[DASOfficialaccount]

Jason great video as always.
I started ear training pretty late despite hearing over and over that I can't do it.. well I would not say I have done it yet. But progressed a lot...
I can identify the chord qualities whenever it's being in isolation. Even if there are some borrowed chords .
But I am still struggling with it when I am trying to figure out chords in a song.
With an instrument it's easy for me. But not if I sit without the instrument as a reference.

Sometimes even simple chords like major and minor triads become difficult.
I guess it's a process and I have to wait more.

[CRadiusOfficial]

I didn't know I could figure out chord progressions just by using my year!!!
Revelations!

[aji_vrz]

Thank you sir!

Myself as a self learned guitarist, you have cleared almost all of the doubts I had for years...

[val_de_mez]

Man I really love your style of teaching.
I will head over to the patreon for lessons sometime during this year.
Great videos!

[nathanielmusicschool]

The high-quality audio exercises are a must for supplementing this tutorial 😊

[liamonconlocha]

You have licence to play all songs in a teaching environment, so not just playing songs, but using them to teach, as far as I know it’s universal

[midastymiwaynedasty]

Great explanation on this ear training. Very educative n informative. Many thanks 🙏

[michaelfunminiyioyelami]

I love your teaching my great master ❤

[MrDebranjandutta]

I'm an adult self learner, who's working on ambient tracks in a DAW. Right now I'm using a music theory plugin (scaler 2) which lays down my bars and progression, this vid was really helpful. subbed.

[lawrencetaylor]

Merci beaucoup for this. I never learned to play well with others, I have never harmonized with anyone, and I don't have music in my head. So I have to learn after my retirement.
Singing the bass note was the most important tip you gave. I looked on my app and found that I was much closer than I've been doing for the last weeks.
This is going to be my homework for the next several years.

[codetech]

My ear is fine. The problem is my brain.

[joycegolden]

This lesson was soo informative for me, I learned to play by ear first so giving me this lesson on how to determine which chords to use, by just knowing the key your in!😮😊❤ thank you!

[prasoft]

Your videos are very informative and useful. It will also help if you specify sequence in all playlist for people who can not afford to subscribe to your lectures. However, whole hearted blessings to you for your wonderful videos and gesture of putting your knowledge for others to absorb.
Also take care of your health 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[VakpathiRaoManupadi]

Thank you so much for the Lesson It helps!

[JayChauhan-oi]

Hello
Listening max konyis major and minor scales ear training will be helpful or not pls answer
Great teacher

[musicxankush]

I think ear traning needs much of experience and practice .. thank you sir .. ❤️🔥

[sathchithanand]

Great insights and very informative sir

[justinmasokonesyao]

Physical class is a must. Mine brain 🧠 is unfolded lol!

[artist]

i think when you told that to listen to the landing note and then choose from the three chords. isn't that the hardest thing to do? i mean I think it is more easier to judge the chord then a particular note. i want to clear my doubts. save me jason!