Music Theory Made Easy - Memorize ALL Your Chords in ALL Keys Easily
Published on 03 March 2016
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In this video, I explain an easy way to memorize all your chords, although this takes a little time. Remember, your major chord formula is as follows
I ii iii IV V vi vii(diminished) for every major Key. This is important to learning the chords in each key, knowing that the I IV V chords are always major, ii iii and vi are always minor, and vii(dim) is always diminished.
This video assumes you have already memorized this, but you want to find a minor or diminished chord by altering a major triad. So you need to memorize ALL these major chords to understand this video:
A B C D E F G
C# D# E F# G# A B
E F# G A B C D
We then learn how to move the middle note (the third) down to make a minor chord, and move both the middle and bottom note (the third AND the fifth) to create a diminished chord. We can also learn how to do harder chords like C# or F#...grab a pencil and paper for this one!
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