Learn Beautiful Minor Chord Progressions on Piano 3  

Wicked game is the same progression, but in Bm and not Am as demonstrated in this video. With this logic you would start singing wicked as soon as you hear any minor chord.

Lmao keys are relative. By that logic if I play +2 cents from Am you got a new song

@@nikolajdam9556Not quite, it is the exact same chord inversion that „wicked game“ uses on the first minor chord she played, so there‘s more to it than it just being a minor chord.

I am a beginner. Can somebody help me? Whats the minor two?

@@ceooflonelinessinc.267 let's take C Major scale , what's the second key in C Major scale - it's D , so Dminor is the minor 2

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First thing i thought was Time 😅

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That honestly makes a lot of sense, good catch!

I agree the D definitely feels like a tonic but I believe it’s v iv I. I could be wrong though.

@@Cammojo Hey Dylan, that’s what makes music wonderful it can be interpreted in different ways. The whole system of five chords going to one, avoiding parallel fifths, the necessity to prepare for a key change, really works well for the classical period, but begins to fall apart with romantic music impressionism not to mention more contemporary music. It’s a good thing to know all that, but I guess rules are there to be broken

A minor - g - e minor - f

The progression is Am G and D Practice some scales to understand better. eg. Key of G: G A B C D E F G 1 G maj 2 A min 3 B min 4 C maj 5 D maj 6 E min 7 F dim 8 G maj The minor chords in a major key are the 2nd, 3rd and 6th.

@@royalwarriorness ive only started learning. I play guitar well. But keyboard.. I cant memorize the finger movements / placings. I keep hitting wrong keys even though i know what keys /notes im meant to be hitting. I never thought I'd be able to play guitar. Over time do your fingers subconsciously / with ease get used to being in the correct places?? Is it a muscle memory thing? Repetitive thing? Thankyou

@@crackedblackpepperandrocksalt it's both, exercise a lot, it gets easier. on pianote they have a lot of tips for beginners. making both your hands work together is the real challange for a beginner

@@royalwarriorness Wouldn’t it be Em as the key because it’s a minor progression, and Em is the relative minor? It also feels nice to ‘resolve’ on the Em

I think in this case is Am. Cause she said the one was G, and five was D. PS: i’m beginner too.

A minor II is the 2nd note in a scale as a minor chord---- in the key of C, a minor II would be D minor

@@PianoteOfficial In which key are you in resp which chords are being played?

C maj scale: CDEFGAB Chord Prog: ii I V Chord Prog in the key of C maj: Dm C G There you go!