How To Know Which Chords Sound Good Together - Chords In A Scale 

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I've been learning piano for about 9 hours now, this is pretty useful.

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You are a great teacher. your lessons are very clear, precise, and complete.

Woah, I've been trying to make a song before and no wonder I didn't finish making it. Thank you! This is so helpful 😊

Thank your very much for this lesson: I want to write a song for my girfriend, but was struggling chosing chords which sound good together. Now I can do it.

This is amazing. I went down a rabbit hole on your channel from the All Too Well video & just watched this one. In all my lessons, I never understood music theory. You’re a phenomenal teacher at truly breaking it down! Makes it exciting to finally understand after so long 💜thank you :)

I know it's been said a lot but these videos are so clear and helpful, thank you! Your theory videos really help with understanding the tutorial videos and means things start to click rather than just blindly following notes 🙏

Excellent explanation of how diatonic chords are applied in real life. I had difficulty finding a good easy explanation. Thanks!

At last I now understand it after months thank you for the revelation.

Big thumbs up! Thanks

Wonderful tutorial! This is more than just an exercise! I just discovered you can play a Beatles song ("Getting Better" from "Sgt. Pepper") with the first five chords of this progression. The chorus goes C-Dm-Em-F, followed by a G major chord for the verse. The original recording uses 2nd inversion chords. Can't believe how much fun it is! Thanks so much!

beautifully done

WOW!! truly exceptional there are only a few people who can turn what can be very complex concepts into "bite sized pieces" and make it so simple and easy to understand! Thank you so much

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Can you do more videos on chords. I feel like i cant ever get enough info on them. Like how to know which complex chords go well together and what chords to use fir different moods/ generes. Thank you for making these videos! They're a Big help!!

I'm understanding more and more! Thank you Francesca!!

Superb👍this lesson helps me alot. Thank you

Your lessons are really great, thank you. Joan.

Wow! This will help me in time to make a song. (I’ve never written one.)

Beautiful ❤️

Thank you 💓

Very, very useful! Thank you for simplifying this.

One of the best things in 2020 for me it's been to discover this channel. Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much been following you ☺ I needed this lesson. I am trying to write a song and looking for a chord to use.

👍 Thank you very much for the kind simple explanation

Thanku, was super simple and helped me understand a lot. :) Much appreciated ✨

can you do a video on how to identify the key of a song?

Very helpful video! Thank you!

Hi! I have been watching your tutorials and lessons and it really helped me improve in playing the piano as a beginner. If it is no trouble, can you do a video on modulating between scales and how to play the arpeggio between chords, sorry if the term is incorrect. Thank you so much!

I'm zero knowledge about piano and this one a good start for learning

I've always wanted to understand these chord progressions better. Thank you very much!

Could you add some subtitles for these precious videos? And could you teach us K.545 the first movement? Thanks!

@bitesize piano dear Francesca, as an adult beginner piano learner I value these lessons so much, would it be possible to make some videos with tips specifically for adults players? or are these lessons targeted at all kinds of piano players? thank you anyway for your amazing channel💝🌞🙂👍🌺😍

Thank you a lot .

I'd really appreciate if u could tell me the difference between major and minor and sharp and flat keys. Thank you!

helps a lot

Thank you. What constitutes a major and a minor chord? Thanks in anticipation.

YOU ARE AWESOME, thank you for these lessons! I do have a question on the Fmajor chord. My book has it CFA and here it is FCA? Thank you Fran

Omg looks complicated for me as i don’t know piano at all just taking a sneak peak coz i want my son to have a piano lesson

Can all this apply to minor scales?

Namaba

hey I wanna learn to play piano but don't have a piano so i'm tryna do it online. Why was the first chord C major then the second one was D minor and then E minor and it kept changing? I'm confused because you didn't use the black keys. I thought they were minors.??

Merci beaucoup for this. I'd give you a thumb's up but it's being used on a C chord. LOL.

Important request stay with me.

Been practicing it for 40 hrs today im tired

Please why are they called minor?

Ur babe

Thank you so much