[Music Theory in 5m #15] 5 Embellishing tones to spice up your melodies

Welcome to my Beats and Bobs, In this 15th episode on Music Theory in 5 minutes, we'll talk a bit about embellishing tones.

They are non-chord tones (notes that are not part of your chords) that can help add interest to your melodies. We'll see:
- Neighbour tones
- Passing tones
- Escape tones
- Anticipations and Suspensions
- Appoggiatura

I hope you like this video, and thanks for passing by!

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[hellabadbeats]

You're the coolest guy ever, i'm very fond of your videos! I was very frustrated trying to apply theory to my melodies and music overall, but after watching your videos it all finally comes together! Keep it up my man! You're the best

[otv]

You have a talent for teaching in addition to music. Definitely one of the best channels on the Tubes. Simple and very effective. Thanks so much. Big fan.

[yaboiavery]

Literally one of the best videos I've found for improving chords, thank you so much Mr french man

[magnus]

I mix my own songs and i learn so much from u thx a lot.
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[jmsauret]

Juste et précis en quelques mots et cinq exemples. Bravo et merci ! Great !

[PaigeSetterberg]

isn't the appogiatura just the opposite of an escape tone?

[flowintyangel]

video i can make a loot melodies better

[andreasgeissinger]

1) Why is the lower neighbor tone 2 semitones below? The tone is not only off the chord also off the scale, right?