Common Chord Progressions Every Beginner Should Know

Hope you enjoy the video! What are your guys favourite chord progressions?

This video came across my flow. I'm wondering how to think with inversions which you obviously use as naturally as eating.

Sir i did not understand ...why you play only 2 or 1 key while telling 1 6 2 5 progression...please let me know why not all 3 keys togather

If this is for beginners, I have to have something for kindergarteners. I understood close to nothing in reference to the chords.

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Very nice and helpful video. Thank you.

Bro all this confuse me

Rewrite of my last message. I AM FINDING PLAYING LEFT HAND AND RIGHT HAND TOGETHER CAN YOU GIVE ME FINGER NUMBERS FOR SAY C CHORD? HAVE PITY I AM 84 BEGINNER BUT PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY VERY FIT. I CAN PLAY LEFT AND RIGHT HAND NORMALLY IN OTHER SITUATIONS. THANK YOU.

0945 I am finding playing left and right hand together.

I don’t understand

Please how do we play a minor chord progression

Thanks i have learnt something new today

Thanks so much! Brilliant tutorial.

Thank you for your kind lesson. I would like to know why is there a specific formula for the major and minor chord progressions? What is its purpose? Do they just sound good together in their respective keys?

Help me understand, when your playing the 1-4-5 in C major you are using F and G Major, why are you using the d and b key sometimes? when its not included in the majors

You are a very good tutor

I'm sorry I'm confused, so if I wanted to start with G instead of C, do I use the same chords shown here or I have to find them based on the sequence M m m M M m d, starting with G ?

Hi bro could you tell me how would we do this video?

Thank you! Can you teach us how to improvise like that with chord progressions and create beautiful Melodies?

Thank you I think this will help me😊

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Great video. So if i play c major chord I should use C E G notes for the melody? Or can i use other notes? Thanks

Impecable

Can you mix all the three in one song ??

Me looking for videos on chord progression, and finally stumbled on one that worths it ❤❤❤ thanks for clear explanation video

I vi II V turned into I vi IV V

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Great video!

Excellent tutorial ! But please slow down your fingerings. Thank you .

Hi, i am a beginner. Excellent video. I ca play the chords now, as you have shown them. But in the video i can not realise, which inversions you are playing. Does a sheet music exist, which you could attach to the video? This woud help me….

Hi, thanks so much for the video! But I have a question, why did you play F as the root key while playing Dm in the C Am Dm G chord? Thank you very much

thank you very much sir

Thank you so much, boySo interesting, I love you

I don't like your channel name but I like your content

You give so much usable and practical info in such a short time. I'm a beginner, 3 months in and still trudging through the fundamentals which I know are the dues you have to pay. But your videos give me a glimpse at what's possible not very far from now.
Thanks for what you do. Really helpful.

Thank you for this video. What is the name of the music program you use for making these videos? (how do you do it with the two pianos and the writing?)

Ammazing

I know it's the most basic thing for musicians but I'm still amazed that chrods have this distinguished characteristics even though three keys are pressed at the same time, and certain notes even jump an octave, yet our ear can perfectly follow the "leading" notes. I don't know how it works.

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Excellent video! Thank you so much!! ❤

Hi, hey you played an F major in that chord progression, was it a mistake or did you mean to play that chord? Thanks

Hi, what do you call it when one note in a chord goes down half a tone (for example chord DGC goes down to chord DGB)? And how do you call the former one (DGC)?