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Demonic Chord Progression (Dr. B Music Theory Live Q&A)
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Dr. B Music Theory - Demonic Chord Progression (Dr. B Music Theory Live Q&A)

Master Music Theory from Scales to Advanced Harmony with Dr. B's Comprehensive Course

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What you'll learn

Construct and analyze diatonic chord progressions using Roman numerals.
Apply voice leading principles to write and resolve four-part harmony.
Identify and use non-chord tones and secondary dominant chords in analysis.
Recognize and realize augmented sixth chords and Neapolitan chords in context.

This course includes

  • 75.5 hours of video
  • Certificate of completion
  • Access on mobile and TV

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For 1-on-1 music theory tutoring with teachers I recommend sign up for lessons starting at $120: Dutchess Community College Academy of Music www.sunydutchess.edu/academyofmusic https://www.patreon.com/DrBMusicTheory http://www.christopherbrellochs.com https://www.facebook.com/christopherbrellochs/ http://www.sunydutchess.edu/academyofmusic 0:00 - Introduction & recommendation to watch lessons 1-47 in order 3:49 - "Demonic Progression" 30:31 - QUESTION: "Could you comment on the role that common and leading tones have in the progression map? For instance, a V-I and a vi-IV progression. Thanks." 43:41 - QUESTION: "As per my knowledge parallel octaves, unison and fifths are prohibited but I can see a lot of orchestral piece from Bach and Mozart with parallel unisons, why it is so? 53:13 - QUESTION: "how to use diminished major 7 th chords in non jazz music" 1:01:18 - QUESTION: "i dont know what minor chord progressions that is different all people" Janna Mattia http://jannamattia.com/illustrations/ Andrew Norris https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwPpQP76xPoO1sgB_knLAMg 1:05:07 - QUESTION: "Could you explain 'hexachords' and gudonian hand?" 1:10:24 - QUESTION: "You have sparked my interest in Music Theory & Circle of Fifths. Do you have any recommendation for an exercise to make it easier to mentally lock in the numerical/note scale degrees for each scale?" 1:18:58 - QUESTION: "​Hello Dr, we see lots of composers use VI-VII-i cadence in a minor scale. It's against our harmonic progression chart but still sound pleasant, so is it considered as breaking rules ? Thank you !" 1:24:50 - QUESTION: "a Bach chorale I'm analyzing has a weird chord. In A minor a D diminished chord in second inversion, what could that be?" 1:27:40 - QUESTION: "Could you give a short musicological assessment of punk rock?" 1:34:20 - QUESTION: "Can you give progressions with usage of napolitan chord (bII)?" 1:42:21 - QUESTION: "Hello Dr. , I’m a game programmer and want to create my own music for my own games. What do you recommend to ground zero beginners to learn, understand and practice to start on that journey?" 1:47:32 - QUESTION: "Can you talk about its harmonic role in music when the guitar is distorted?" ​1:53:57 - QUESTION: "Are you aware of any examples of atonality being used in the development section of a sonata (with strong tonality in the exposition and recapitulation)?" ​2:00:40 - QUESTION: "How to give sadness feeling using major gamut?"

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