Common Chords and Their Definitions - WARRENMUSIC

My gracious student Andy decided to let me record our Skype lesson in order to show everyone else what it's like to work with me one on one. Here's a glimpse into what working through music theory can do to enrich your musical life. The theory grid I use is one I have developed for many years, integrating methods of transcription and ways of thinking I've gleaned from my studies in ethnomusicology and my musical experience overall.

I hope to create a lot of educational content like this for my website. Thanks for your continued support.

[warrenmusic]

And the song this lesson references at 23:03 - "Postures", June 2009 Rehearsal

[xopenupyourskullx]

could you explain the chord dictionary a little more? like why do the 4 and 5 have a b5 and #5 in them? Also do the 4 and 5 on the left mean the IV and V chords of a certain major key?

[xopenupyourskullx]

dumb question, sorry I realize now they are just explanations of the chords to the right.

[Asdfghjklqwertygg]

How much do u charge for your Skype lessons?