Proof That Wrong Notes Don't Exist.

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[azba]

This "If that doesn't sound right, you're one half step away from a right note" is particularly known to guitarists, as when resting on a "wrong" note while improvising, you can just slowly bend the string to reach that half step and totally make it seem intentional

[NathanArhur]

I love how Lydian (the prettiest mode in my humble opinion) is characterized by having the "ugliest" note added to the major scale.

[isaacgeorge]

This will definitely help with my improv when I start jazz band

[shrey]

Hearing all those notes resolve was immensely satisfying.

[WayFinder]

Thank you for helping me explore harmony! Your joy for music really helps me rekindle my own

[RyanWithersAway]

Hey Charles could we get a video on key changes within songs. This breakdown was great.

Something I keep trying to convey to my band (rock/metal) is that we don't gave to play in whatever key our low string is tuned too.

I want to incorporate key changes in our music. A breakdown similar to this on key changes would be great so I have a resource to pull from when trying to explain it further.

If you already have a video out on this sorry for the request.

As always I love the content buddy. Keep it up.

[onzlojaunwilliams]

Ive been watching your videos for a while and My brother who is in music college...Its the first time he watched one of your vids, he said that, whatever you explained in 20 mins his lecturers had to take a whole week to explain and he still didnt fully grasp understand more than him thanks to you....he now wants to quit and watch your content full time cause its so compact and full of information...You're a

[christinapolander]

I've heard many people in jazz bands say, "if you play a weird note/phrase, repeat it and then it sounds like it was meant to be"

[azabiphetamine]

I'm watching this video to learn about things I didn't know, why the fuck did I laugh at 11:05

[Unnamed]

Music theory with charles cornell, is much better than getting drunk with friends

[jordangressman]

man i just really wanna listen to u play

[arosonomy]

This is what messes me up. Been experimenting and it's so easy to get lost in the thousands of combinations of alterations. It's fun to change an easy pop chord progressions into something else, but where is the line drawn lol

[JackCashStuff]

7:56 I can’t not hear Paul McCartney starting oh darling

[My_nick_is_Nick]

Please, can you react to "Children of Sanchez" by Chuck Mangione and explain how it is made? I love that song

[vini.trindad]

please livestream jam where you take requests

[dhpbear]

I see you omitted the 10th (12:06) and the sus2 (13:07) !

[tenorsax]

Rate my chord (also what is?)
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[Yu-heuq]

As a classical musician that's been trying improvisation for the first time this year, this is super helpful!

[Roanski]

As a guitarist who cannot read music and who doesn't really have a whole lot of formal musical education I find your videos fascinating and incredibly educational. Makes me want to improve upon my own musical knowledge.

[benijoss]

I also think an important part of fitting a note into a chord is thinking about where the note might move melodically, since there's always a way to nicely resolve a chord when you think about where all the notes could move, even if the initial chord itself sounds dissonant as hell. For example a #9 in a dominant chord sounds really dissonant (since its basically a minor 3rd in a major chord) but it sounds amazing once you give that #9 a note to move to (for example the 5th of the following I chord) and resolve it.