Around The Circle!

[bradforddavis]

Take it through 12 keys and you'll be stacking bagels.

[rabonour]

These shorts have unlocked chord progressions for me in an amazing way.

[MrThepopopopo]

Im getting time warp vibes off the 4 plagals

[EqSlay]

The 4 fourths up is so freaking good when it lands on the Em.

[markkuneman]

This is probably the most beautiful sounding “lesson” I have ever heard.

[Turboy]

Finally I found someone who can teach me what I really want to know. Chord progressions that break out of the common progression ruts that bore me to tears.

[phrolique]

so much style in this video. the music. the education. the talking while teaching. the outfits. glasses. watches that are always changing. the set is so cool. carpets. artwork in the background. the lighting. the video movements. the editing. really is top tier.

[GavB]

I need whole albums of this stuff to chill out to; it's sheer brain-bliss.

[andiDoubleXX]

Not just a chord progression, but a wonderful piece of music that I could listen to over and over.

[MrX-sgus]

I wish I had these guys as teachers 30 years ago.

[joshuacolow]

As a guitar player I've learned so much more about harmony and playing changes than on any guitar site. Thank you! Love it!

[brutalnemo]

My ears have such a pleasant time listening to these shorts. Solely why I started following in the first place!

[boatfloat]

This channel is without a doubt the best on YouTube

[StevenJacks]

Very cool exercise. Will try this out myself. Watched 3 times to get the pattern:

Ending points are em and GM.

You just keep the minor trend for em ends, and Major trend for GM ends.

Thus:

c g d a e
Eb Bb F C G

As the longest runs. Each time take a step back; circle of 5ths (4ths) each time. Super easy, super chill, super effective. Awesome delivery.

[peterd]

Guitar player here, love this channel's content.

[bryanc.wagner]

A shout out to the bassist for the way he frames these chord progressions as well as the drummer for keeping them rolling along.

To me, the thing that isn't said but shouldn't be ignored are the embellishments he uses in the final chords in these progressions.

This brings back fond memories of the Yacht Rock music of the late 70s into the 80s that I loved as a kid: songs by Michael McDonald, Bruce Hornsby & the Range with "That's the Way it is", or Christopher Cross and "Sailing" with the minor 7ths. A little Steely Dan, too as they would walk through the chords. Good stuff!

[fabiorivera]

I've learned more about music theory with these shorts in the last 2 weeks than in the last 2 years, and I don't even play the piano!! (I play guitar....) Thanks Open Studio

[benjaminhartley]

I'm sure you guys get this all the time but Thank You! Everyday you get my brain working and stuff comes out, its great!

[N.I.R.A.T.I.A.S.]

That last progression definitely had me doing the time warp again.

[JohntoddWallace]

I don't care to learn piano. But I listened to this like 30 times In a row. This is so pretty.