Music Theory Everyone SHOULD KNOW | Chords, Progressions and Keys

In this episode we will discuss Music Theory Everyone SHOULD KNOW including Chords, Progressions and Keys. A Key to the Basics and more!

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Special Thanks to My Supporters:
Robert Hickerty
comboy
Alan Nance
Peter DeVault
Bill Grubbs
Phil Mingin
Tal Harber
Rick Taylor
Dennis Lukas
Bill Miller
Gabriel Karaffa
Brett Bottomley
Matthew Porter
Frederick Humphrey
Frederick Humphrey
Paul Noonan
Mansel Ismay
James Jourdan
Terry Van Belle
Stephen Morris
Hans Vilu
Ian Chumakov
Ilya Kravchenko
Nathan Hanna
Thom Theriault
Jason Johnson
David Wilkinson
Chris Scrivo
Kai Ellis
Josh Lawrence
Zack Kirkorian
Ray Rossetti
Evgeny Teilor
Joe Ansaldi
David Fugit
Jonathan Wentworth-Linton
Harry Brocious
Pzz
Marc Alan
Rob Kline
Tim Wilson
Calvin Wells
David Trapani
Abel James
Will Elrics
Hector Medina
Joe Elrod
Chris Defendorf
Debbie Valle
maydad meiri
JP Rosato
Scott Rance
Dave Hawkey
Roger Frankham
Orion Letizi
Mike Voloshen
Ashley Thompson
Matt Pauley
Peter Pillitteri
Jeremy Hickerson
Travis Ahrenholtz

[bradsims]

I love the contrast between Rick trying to figure out what two colors make green and then flawlessly reciting every chord tone in every mode from memory.

[bobbywillis]

I’ve never seen a bigger goldmine of knowledge than this channel

[joycesanders]

I've learned more about chord progressions in the last 10 minutes than I believe I have in the last 20 yrs...thanks Rick.👍🎶👨‍🎓

[Curtislow]

THE twinkling of genius in your eye when you you talk music is infectious.

[sonovoxx]

Looking forward to Rick's new album 'Colorblind'...

[AlexVonCrank]

You are doing the musical world a great service by condensing all of this into practical digestible episodes. Pay attention folks. And to those that know this... can you also explain it this well? Great work Rick!!

[stevesanderson]

Well, this time, I made it almost 3 minutes before I was totally lost

[bourne]

Just getting into music theory, and this came just in time for me. I'm more inspired than ever, definitely picking up the book. Thank you so much Rick.

[lowellmorton]

It's good hearing this teaching. I've used so much of it over the years. I've taught piano and have always stressed the circle of 5ths. I've taught my students that to find out the key fro the key signature, in sharps, the last sharp will be 1/2 step from the key. F# is the last in G; D# is the last sharp in E. In flats, the next to the last flat is the name of the key. In two flats, Bb and Eb the key is Bb/ Bb, Eb, Ab, DB, and Gb - the key is Db. So incredible how it works. Thanks again, Rick. You rock!

[StrokedTac]

It would be amazing if you put out a DVD of you going through The Beato Book in a faced paced format like this. I know it would be a major project but I would pre-order it for sure.

[Grantesq]

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[PIANOSTYLE]

You are one of the clearest teacher on the web.

[apokswitch]

I’ve been a musician all my life and theory was a weak point for me for years (lacking in my early music education almost entirely sadly). I am still learning and now having found your channel, things are FINALLY clicking. I love the way you teach and light bulbs are continuously going off as I watch and take notes. I wish I could have had you teach me in person long ago. You are a fantastic teacher! Thank you so much. Times are tough right now, but I found a way to buy your Beato book just today and cannot wait to devour it. Again, thank you so much for spreading your knowledge and enthusiasm of music.

[_aaron.ojeda_]

This is crazy!! Never seen a guy explaining music theory as good as you Rick, please continue doing this section and thank you for all the information you give us👏🙌✨

[VS-rvxh]

I am so grateful for this channel! It gets always more interesting!
Playing guitar for 12 years but never learned theory..
As an IT student ....this is heavy stuff! I have to watch reaaaally slowly

[Charlie-Oooooo]

Rick...dude...brother!!! WOW!!!!
Monday morning headline: "Rick Beato Drinks 20 Ounces of Coffee (with Almond Milk) and Teaches Entire Semester of Music Theory in Thirty Minutes" 🤣🤣🤣

[yenknoester]

Thank you very much for this amazing explanation! After 23 years of playing guitar I now finally understand what the circle of fifths is for, and how to apply secondary and parallel chords. Thank you so much for sharing this information🙏

[craignca]

Wow Rick. You've helped this 65 year old, half Italian guy understand chord progressions. Memorizing them is another thing.

[callmedeno]

I've watched your other videos like this, this is absolutely your most clear concise version, your best work for beginners imo.
Plus I started painting recently and I never had a real understanding of the context of the circle of fifths but it exactly maps on to literal color-mixing, darks and brights, warm and cool etc.
Thanks!

[johnbouttell]

3:03 Blue + Yellow pigment yields the color green
Yellow paint reflects most light at long wavelengths and absorbs light at short wavelengths. Because blue paint and yellow paint both reflect middle (green appearing) wavelengths when blue and yellow paint are mixed together, the mixture appears green