What In The World Is Modal Interchange? 

Fantastic podcast! Love how clearly you explained this concept. You are truly a master at Jazz education. Thank you 🙏 😎🎹👍

to clarify to those who didn't notice: parallel keys share same tonic - C & Cm, relative keys share all notes in the scale like C & Am.

Really good explanation. Thorough but never tedious!

Thx for that lessons Brenden !! i've just upgrade !!!

Thank you very much! Great explanation.

That's a fantastic class! Some great explanations and examples in there. I kind of get like 40% of its content (like, understand it in a way so that I could apply it), but that 40% is 30% more than I understood the first time I was taught about modal interchange by a teacher. So as an advice to everybody who might feel overwhelmed. Just keep going, it seems to be like learning to speak. At first, you barely can speak any words, and somewhen we're able to write whole books. Somewhen... :D

This vifdeo is defintely worth a watch and a thumbs up

I like how you get yourself excited around 11:00. So was I.

Best explain modal interchange.. like a boss thx JPS

Great lesson! Thanks

Well explained. Thanks.

ARe you using Midiculous to show the keyboard?

Thank's for this lesson!! any advice on how to study this material? i mean, do you know al this content in every key? because this topic goes very very deep, could you maybe tell us how you approached this in your learning method... Thanks anyway!

10:30 My God, this is piano yoga! :q What a stretch... :o BTW what is the difference between the green keys and red keys on your keyboard? And what software is it?

This guy says "Right?" so many times, I started to think I was the teacher

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Now if you write out all the Parallel Modes are there any rules to which chord you can change in a particular chord progression?

natural minor harmony is still diatonic. Also Can I ask what you mean at 7:15 when you say " the two is a 1min7" and then you play the root chord (Cmin7) ?? Then you say the 3 is an A Maj7 and you play EbMaj7 ???

Is modal interchange the same as parallel keys?

isn't it borrowing a chord from any of the modes that have the same tonic note i.e. C lydian or C phrygian etc not just the natural minor scale ?

Alone Together moves to the parallel Major, no ?

based *on*

How did the potatoes come out?

So how were the potatoes Brendan ?

so many comments about it being too fast. you need to keep in mind what he mentioned several times at the start. "it's a rabbit hole". when he says taking from the parallel minor scales is because those are most common and easy to grasp. ofc you can take from other modes. this kind of thing needs to stew in your head for a while and practical examples like in this video are very useful and important. the concept itself is easy. but the key is selection and placement. is like saying "i know the chromatic scale, now i can play everything". you NEED these examples and it'S great the video is jam packed with them. sometimes it's good to review some of the stuff a video requires you to know in advance instead of complaining about what specific level of knowledgte the video is aimed at. this is one of the best and to the point channels i've found. practical examples are gold when it comes to this stuff. the concept itself, again, can be read up on anywhere. that doesn't get you into playing actual music with it though

by "two five" you mean secondary dominant? C C# G wouldn't be the secondary dominant of Cmaj...

So you say it’s the f minor 7 chord.....but why do you play the note G in the chord as well....as this is not in f m 7 chord.......same with cm7 chord you play the D note.....this needs to be explained sir....

Excellent content, overall, and you're clearly a really good, knowledgeable player who we can all learn from. But, from a tutorial perspective, you really need to slow down. You sound like you've been on a major caffeine binge....or something! What you've got to say is important, so why be so 'throwaway' with it? Undermines everything you're trying to do: teach.

Dude go get your potato

Look. You talk too fast. You donot explain the screen. Why would I go to your school if you are this fast and confusing and I play the piano everyday😕🎶