Diatonic 7th Chords of Major Keys

0:00 - Intro
1:02 - What are Diatonic Chords?
2:35 - How Are Diatonic Chords Connected to a Key?
3:15 - Figuring Out the Diatonic 7th Chords in Key of G Major
6:34 - Difference Between a Triad Chord and 7th Chord
17:56 - Quick and Easy Pattern for Diatonic Chords!
19:46 - Writing Diatonic Chords as Roman Numerals
28:31 - Figuring Out the Diatonic 7th Chords in Key of F Major
30:37 - Figuring Out the Diatonic 7th Chords in Key of A Major
34:24 - Figuring Out the Diatonic 7th Chords in Key of Ab Major
36:05 - Ear Training and Recognizing Chord Progressions By Ear
39:37 - Playing a 1-6-2-5 Chord Progression While Singing Different Melodies
46:18 - Outro

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[friedensreichsonnenschein]

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[TheFakeMikeLWatts]

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[joshellyson]

Ms Gracie, you really have a brilliant way to unpack and unwrap these concepts. So many teachers fail to provide these kinds of "keys" to unlock theory, which can be so confusing. For example, your little sidebar on analyzing that V7 totally opens to the door to knowing how to identify any chord quality we see, even the strange and squirrely ones that some charts manage to put up. Simply brilliant!, as huge thanks.

[GRJ-uzkf]

Over the years (trumpet starting in 1952, later guitar) I've spent countless hours haphazardly working out concepts that you explain beautifully in just a few minutes. Thank you.

[Dennar]

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[lukemuta]

Can't thank you enough, notes/chords relationships revealed in so simple way, God bless you, Luke png

[GRJ-uzkf]

It's a tribute to your teaching that learners will stick with you for 47 minutes!

[micheal]

To a Great Teacher: Dealing with diminished chords, Major 7th's and Dominant 7th's at the IV and V positions is finally clear. Thank you!

[NachuanD]

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[chrisbarone]

This video was the most amazing conceptual thing I think I’ve ever seen. The way you explained it numbering the chords as a way to easily understand. Also, you have an amazing voice.

[CounterRhythms]

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I see why you’re a good teacher. You are very intuitive about guessing where you think people may get confused. Many teachers just plow right through and I think they just assume that people will pick up on everything automatically….Everytime you stopped to clarify something, it was always at a point where I got confused…but importantly, you knew right when to reel it in before you allowed yourself to fall down the rabbithole and go off on an unrelated tangent….bravo…

[carloskort]

Dear Gracie
This lesson was very helpful, I understood everything you explain, but now is to put it in my brain.
I always wanted to be able to transpose correctly, could never do it.
You helped me a lot, things got a little bit clearer now
I am gonna listen to this lesson e few more times, and for the first time I think that I will download your sheets beneath, what you recommended so often.
To be able to file everything properly so that I can put it in my brain the right way.
Your way of teaching is very good the best I have ever seen, sometimes you talk a little too fast, but then I just stop the video.
But your voice is crystal clear and beautiful.
And it fits exactly to your face.
Thank you for this lesson.
Carlos

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[christopherkassner]

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[sopranogirl]

Gracie, I could give you a huge hug!!! I have knowledge of music theory from watching YouTube and playing instruments, but I was still missing pieces to the puzzle. I live near Eastman School of Music and wanted to finally really study music theory, but I didn’t want to take the 101 course since I already know the circle of 5ths etc, because of your wonderful teaching style, the way you go step by step I can now take there entrance exam and go into music theory 102. I love Jazz and this is where you see the numbers and symbols, my piano teacher couldn’t explain this to me 😢 and suggested I take a theory class 😮. After your video I can now go to the piano and play the 2 5 1 progression in every key. This video was like turning on a light in a dark room! Finally I found the lost puzzle piece through your teaching and now I can see the picture! Thank you so much for all these videos, you are so appreciated!