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Danke für das tolle Video ! 😄

Thanks again, but do you have any further thoughts as to why parallel fifths do no seem matter when using polychords?

Sir did you posted any videos on modal modulation or is it in any course?

Does the Bb in the first bar (Third beat) supposed to be a suspension right?. since it is prepared, sounded and resolved.

Thanks Answer...When my Parrot joins in with my playing😅 Seriously, thankyou for the knowledge. I like to support people providing musical education for free.

Thank you sir

Thank you sir to remind me💭

“First, get your harmony bang in place…” One of the first things Gareth taught me

Can you explain what’s the point of having both the alto clef and tenor clef when they are just two notes apart?

All I can say is I have had a light bulb moment! You Sir are awesome!

Thank you very much for the video, only as a side note, in German, the second syllable of "Pachelbel" is emphasized.

I've still sometimes heard early Haydn and Mozart symphonies (and Mozart's flute concerto no 1) played with basso continuo though, and I've also see written on early Haydn symphony scores that basso continuo could be played "ad libitum"

Thanks you so much, really helpful!

A wonderful harmonic analysis of the verse of Billy Joel’s 1978 classic, Only the Good Die Young…

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I once used Em and Am over each other and was like "wow, this sounds great in this context - but can I do that?" Now I understand what I was doing!

I use often so chords, In my opinion, the most important thing is to learn to listen to them and solute them

I learn(ed already) so much with all your YT videos for free... You have always a very precisely goal and a calm approach and a very nice voice in a way that expresses every thought about how to do things with arguments that always make sense. All your lessons gives us all a very deep insight in the head of a composing music composer. And this as something that composerrs often not allowed us because by being afraid to break their music composing code. You are very generous and a top componist and a master music educator to lift us up to another level. Thank you very much, Sir. I think I speak for many of the watchers/listeners of all your videos.

Perhaps I have the wrong end of the stick but this puts me in mind of the return of the majestic theme at the end of Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra - always brings a tear to my eye. An interesting video giving another idea for composition. Thank you.

Is it a consecutive fifth/ovtave if the notes go different directions? For example C3 and G4 followed by G2 and D5.

Thank you so much! It was definitely when you mentioned that the chords functions are "gone", that I finally understood the polychord concept. Before this video, I always saw them as extended chords. 20 years looking for an answer! You are great, good sir!

Thank you for the clear explanation! (I'm wondering, might we one day have a video on Scriabin's piano music? Specifically the preludes. Gosh, I love them.)

Hi sir, Could you please upload about the sonata form

Good explanation, could you please explain about the sonata from please

Would 3/8 be considered a compound time signature?

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Thank you!

Thanks! I’ve always wondered about polychords.

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Clear explanation of difference between function of extended cf polychord

This is very helpful thanks for making this public. It’s also very nice to see that you still reply to comments keep up the good work!

That Bb with an F major on top (Bbmaj7sus2) is so unbelievably beautiful.

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Thank you. Gareth for this video and for the explanation. When you harmonized the example melody using the natural minor aand the harmonic minor, the harmonic minor version sounded more old timey to me. The harmonic minor/melodic minor/different notes up and down business was never clear to me, so my inclination was always toward using the natural minor. Now I feel like you gave me permission. Thank you again!

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In high school band our director shared the order of sharps: F C G D A E B. To find the key shown on the staff by the number of sharps, count two more sharps ahead; i.e. three sharps? Count F C G (shown on the staff) and go to more: D A. The key shown is A major. For flats the order is reversed: B E A D G C F . To find the key shown count back one flat: i.e. three flats? B E A (shown on the staff) and go back one to E. The key shown is Eb major. Gareth, our teacher here, does a fine job presenting "key" information. I haven't seen man of his other videos but this one is very basic. Other videos will have to show relationships of keys, modulation, etc. Thanks, Gareth!

9/10 🎉 Very helpful quiz! Thank you!

Very nicely done - many thanks!

This was so helpful for me, thank you!

Sir i love the way you teach music. I’m a 14 year old pianist, who’s starting to get into the music world. i was once told music theory is for college kids.. but i think i can take on a little challenge! any tips?

The building blocks of music. Thanks

Never really understood modulation. This was very useful. Thanks

I never say A minor 7 b5 it is a bit long winded and it’s not an A minor chord if it has a flat 5 in the chord, it is a diminished chord with a minor seventh not a diminished 7th so I can actually understand the logic of calling it half diminished so really if you want to get into it, the more correct name would be half diminished. Of course you can call it a borrowed chord if that’s how it functions. Which of course you gave an example of that but that’s a very specific setting to call it a borrowed chord. You can have a chord VII with a minor 7th and that’s a half diminished chord and it’s not a borrowed chord so, I think in many ways it’s just function. It’s a half diminished chord that can be seen as a borrowed chord if you see the logic of what I am getting at. Also some would call it a C minor 6 when you put it into first inversion. Again depends on function but most of the time even calling that would be technically incorrect for me. Am I being picky?

See I have played many hymn tunes from playing in a brass band so know many hymn tunes and this has definitely got that influence. Can definitely hear your experience of playing Organ in a church. I actually quite like that melody and harmony.