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You’re back! I thought you were going to ditch that Chrysler. I’m a van lifer and my alternator went recently and then the replacement went so don’t be surprised if it does go again. Yeah Canada is always on fire. I know I live here.

I was so excited to see a new video, but my hands were sweating for you when you were on the mountain!!

Well well well, look who shows up! We love that area. I can't believe what happened in Jasper, we've been there a couple of times. Such a nice town. Stay safe.

Interesting - I was wondering recently what had happen to you, where you might be, what you might be doing. Welcome back!

So glad to see your back making content. I definitely love your videos. Stay safe near all those Wildfires.

Been a hot min since you uploaded

Wow, that was intense on that mountain. Beautiful pictures as usual. Good to see you safe and sound. 😊

Ian, great to see this! Canmore is beautiful, I rode my bicycle from BC to Ontario and spent a couple days in Canmore! I also eloped with my bride to Moraine Lake for our wedding :) Welcome to Canada, stay safe! Cheers, Rick

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A little confused on E being the V of Am. Is the melodic or harmonic minor being used here?

hey man, correct me if I am wrong.. minute 6:06, the 5th chord on Minor Chord Progressions shouldn't it be a Minor Chord? it shoudl be: i - iio - bIII - iv - v - bVI - bVII - i

so basically you're switching the V to another V of whatever key that you're in. GOT IT! thank you!

summed up weeks of university lessons in literally a 5 minute video, thank you!

this was SOOO helpful!!!! thank you!!

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Your hair looks good 👍 with the new cut. I think it flatters your face more.

That second, juicy, chord in Take the "A" Train is a V/V chord. Also the second chord in The Girl From Ipanema.

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Very helpful - thank you!

Isn’t the V chord in the minor diatonic chords also minor? So for example: I-Cm, ii*-Dm(b5), III-Eb, iv-Fm, v-Gm, VI-Ab, VII-Bb. Not G major

I was so confused for a while, thank you so much!!! 4 years and still great

Cool info.. the problme is there are virtually no hit songs that follow these rules.

Great video showing whats useful. I dont get why so many people just explain how they named "Supertonic" when that literally explains nothing useful. Its a subdominant and has a subdominant function, thats what is important to know because that tells us it sounds tense and can be used for contrast between a tonic and a dominant.

Yea you said it yourself, I’ve been struggling understanding this concept for about 3 months now, this video has helped me FINALLY understand it

logic drums in the background. is that soooocall kyle bruh?

Thank you, twice in the last week my grand caravan made that same exact sound! I wondered if it was happening when the car was in drive, autolocking.

Is that cavenders? My favorite

In orchestra group of types of instruments like wind , brass , string , and wood wind

Great job mate!

Awesome work. How long is bed?

great job Ian. simple, quick and easy to understand.

iii is not tonic. vi is not subdominant. And V - I is called an Authentic Cadence Also, ‘little’ diminished symbol … ☺️

Thank you this is very useful 🤍

Thank you for your simple explanation. I think I’m getting it😝

I’ve heard that viio is not part of the dominant group in major harmony. Could you explain this vs what’s you said in the video?

Props for sharing and linking to Tracey's CubeCamper. Thanks!

I love your set up,and the explanations and flow was amazing. I know its an old video, but I'm looking at a van like this.

Imagine being an engineer who worked on the Nissan cube and seing this video. I would feel so happy to see people enjoying the car, making it the ideal companion for a journey!

Cavenders is a must

Dude you are so awesome.. thank you so so much!!

Very useful video for a newbie composer like myself!

Video on rain guards please

I got 2013 town and country,where did you get rain guards

Finally I get it

Excellent

Hi, here you discussed seven chords. But in other lessons elsewhere i also came across 12 chords (major, minor, diminished, aug, maj7, etc). How is that 12 related to this 7? Whats the usecase for those? These 7 are a subset of those 12. So where to use the remaining 5 🤔

Now THIS is teaching. Bravo 10/10

credit to you; i've had to listen to a BUNCH of tutorials on this subject; yours is the first one i've been able to wrap my head around......thx

How is iii a ton8c chord?