Ear Training - Part 1 (major vs. minor chords)

I apologize for having to re-upload this video! The last one had no audio (pretty funny for an ear training video to have no audio... hahaha), and the one before that had a small typo! 3rd time is a charm (I hope).

0:00 - Intro
0:37 - Root Position Chords
4:55 - 1st Inversion Chords
11:45 - 2nd Inversion Chords

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[JR-otim]

As a 48 year old person learning music theory and how to properly play instruments, I have to tell you that your Youtube tutorials have helped me more than any other single source of information. And now, as I encounter a new lesson or chapter in my theory books, I don't feel like I can absorb them until I go check to see "How does Gracie explain this?" first. THANK YOU for taking the time to share your knowledge of music and for breaking everything down into digestible, really understandable terms, even for my middle aged brain. :)

[sustainablelifest]

I love getting to retake a test! These are great videos, thank you so much.

[joshellyson]

Thank you Ms Gracie, and no apologies needed. Your methods of teaching are so accessible. Starting with chords you are helping us to "ear train", and your idea of singing the intervals is also teaching us to recognize, to hear, intervals. Combining your theory with teaching our ears is so very helpful. Thanks so much.

[davidlegalley]

Thank you for the clarification of the differences in 1st and 2nd inversions and the relational position of the remaining two notes of the triad! 👍🏾👍🏼

[Dennar]

Thanks Gracie for your excellent teaching style. I’ve learned so much for you in the past few weeks.

[leezoid]

Great video Gracie! I missed a few. Especially that last round! The beach sounds much better to me 👍🏼 Feel Better!

[paulalban]

Thank you for another good learning experience. 👍 Have a great day!

[terrybeaud]

Hey Gracie !

This was soooo much fun !! xD
But crazy too ... in first part, I got 5 wrong. :S
Don't want to talk about the rest ... lol

Those half-step changes are tricky.
This is so challenging !!

Thanks for posting this. :))

[milindaweerasinghe]

love this ear training series, thanks very much.

[victoryinthescriptures]

I learned so much effortlessly. Very helpful.

[jorhehatzis]

You are so sweet, and the sound of ukelele so cool, that i think everybody gonna learn to recognise chords by ear.Thank you!!

[morewambels]

Hi Gracie, love this video! Can you please make a video on tips/advices for performing on stages please? Thank you so much1

[InPursuitOfCuriosity]

Thanks for making these videos, they are really informative. I hope one day to be knowledgeable about music theory and develop relative pitch.

[warrenallsopp]

Just when I thought I was doing so well, too. I'm absolutely hopeless at this, Gracie. It bothers me that I don't have a good ear for music. Major for minor & minor for Major... damn! Anyway, I shall persevere.

[kidbrown]

7:32... NOOOO.. My perfect record of getting every chord right has been tarnished 😞. I can't believe I felt for the trick even after you explained it.

[austinluong]

Thanks you for lessons ear training. I thought this is so important for

[charlieharpman]

Heyyy Gracie!!! This is a great video. I thought it would be easier, but I missed quite a few of them, oops. Still I will try them again! 😊

[kaleibruchal]

Hi Gracie, I totally agree with JR comments below. Any chance you can also do this on the piano keys? I’m such a visual person and it would be helpful if you would include some of these ear training lessons on the piano, too. Thank you so much for all you do!

[tudormiller]

I'm a brand new subscriber watching from London UK 🇬🇧❤️

[douglasholdenjr.]

Enjoy your channel!!! Keep up the good work!!! Cheers!!!😁📀