A GUITARIST'S GUIDE TO SECONDARY DOMINANTS write better chord progressions MUSIC THEORY SONGWRITING

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Secondary Dominants Are a REALLY EASY way to add interest to otherwise boring sounding chord progressions. In this guitar lesson you will Learn how to write better chord progressions on Guitar by using secondary dominants/what secondary dominants are/How to find them and most importantly how to apply secondary dominant chords to the guitar fretboard enabling you to write better chord progressions and have a much bigger vocabulary of chords to utilize, this is especially important if you are interested in becoming better at songwriting or just enjoy music theory. hope you enjoy this Guitar Lesson!

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Wow, these lessons are making me feel smart and dumb at the same time. Have been play ing guitar for over 20 years. Sam Jam explains in a few minutes why a whole bunch of things actually work e.g. the ole C Cmaj7 C7 to F. Its the dominant 7th. Jeez it all makes so much sense. And another thing…pentatonic major fits the major chords and pentatonic minor maps to the minor chords-so frikkin obvious once you see it! - um, not these two scales that exist for their own sake. Thank you Samjam for turning the lights on for me.

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danieloloughlin

Test is on. I'm commenting before watching the video. I've been homeschooling myself on music theory and have made lots of good progress.
And at this point, I have no idea what a secondary dominant is.
If, after this video, I have learned what secondary dominant are and some how and why of using them, I will reply here to proclaim you a good music educator.
Wish us luck.

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