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Post by Scott Yang on July 15, 2019

It sounds better if the V of a minor is a major

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Post by Scott Yang on July 15, 2019

It's just the chords of each scale degree. I figured that out before learning. I have high IQ.

Roman Numeral Notation in Major & Minor

  • Roman numeral notation for a major scale is
    • I ii iii IV V vi vii 
  • Roman numeral notation for a natural minor scale is
    • i ii0 III iv v VI VII
  • Roman numeral notation for a harmonic minor scale is
    • i ii0 III+ iv V VI vii0
  • Roman numeral notation for a melodic minor scale is
    • i ii III+ IV V vi0 vii0

Roman Numeral Notation in Major & Minor

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  1. Intro
    • Lesson Objectives
      • Major I
      • Major ii
      • Major iii
      • Major IV
      • Major V
      • Major vi
      • Major vii0
      • Natural Minor i
      • Natural Minor ii0
      • Natural Minor III
      • Natural Minor iv
      • Natural Minor v
      • Natural Minor VI
      • Natural Minor VII
      • Harmonic Minor i
      • Harmonic Minor ii0
        • Harmonic Minor III+
        • Harmonic Minor iv
          • Harmonic Minor V
            • Harmonic Minor VI
              • Harmonic Minor vii0
              • Melodic Minor (Ascending) i
              • Melodic Minor (Ascending) ii
                • Melodic Minor (Ascending) III+
                  • Melodic Minor (Ascending) IV
                    • Melodic Minor (Ascending) V
                      • Melodic Minor (Ascending) vi0
                        • Melodic Minor (Ascending) vii0
                        • Example 1: Major Scale Chord Notation
                          • Example 2: Natural Minor Scale Chord Notation
                            • Example 3: Harmonic Minor Chord Notation
                              • Example 4: Melodic Minor Chord Notation
                                • Intro 0:00
                                • Lesson Objectives 0:09
                                • Major I 0:35
                                  • Creating Chords on Every Scale Degree
                                  • Review of Using Half Steps to Write a Major Chord
                                  • Labeling a Major Chord as I
                                • Major ii 2:20
                                  • ii is a Minor Chord
                                • Major iii 2:48
                                  • iii is a Minor Chord
                                • Major IV 3:10
                                  • IV is a Major Chord
                                • Major V 3:27
                                  • V is a Major Chord
                                • Major vi 3:37
                                  • vi is a Minor Chord
                                • Major vii0 4:10
                                  • vii0 is a Diminished Chord
                                  • A Diminished Chord is Two Minor Intervals Stacked on Top of Each Other
                                • Natural Minor i 6:24
                                  • Review of Minor Scale's Lowered Scale Degrees
                                • Natural Minor ii0 6:59
                                  • ii0 is a Diminished Chord
                                • Natural Minor III 7:38
                                  • III is a Major Chord
                                • Natural Minor iv 8:01
                                  • iv is a Minor Chord
                                • Natural Minor v 8:23
                                  • v is a Minor Chord
                                • Natural Minor VI 9:04
                                  • VI is a Major Chord
                                • Natural Minor VII 9:22
                                  • VII is a Major Chord
                                  • Review of Natural Minor Chords on Every Scale Degree
                                • Harmonic Minor i 10:44
                                  • Review of Harmonic Minor Scale
                                • Harmonic Minor ii0 12:00
                                • Harmonic Minor III+ 12:08
                                  • III+ is an Augmented Chord
                                  • An Augmented Chord is Made Up of Two Major Intervals
                                • Harmonic Minor iv 12:54
                                • Harmonic Minor V 13:08
                                • Harmonic Minor VI 13:33
                                • Harmonic Minor vii0 13:50
                                  • Review of Harmonic Minor Chords on Every Scale Degree
                                  • Listening to the Harmonic Minor Chords on Every Scale Degree
                                • Melodic Minor (Ascending) i 15:24
                                  • Review of Melodic Minor Scale
                                • Melodic Minor (Ascending) ii 16:43
                                • Melodic Minor (Ascending) III+ 17:13
                                • Melodic Minor (Ascending) IV 17:37
                                • Melodic Minor (Ascending) V 17:57
                                • Melodic Minor (Ascending) vi0 18:16
                                • Melodic Minor (Ascending) vii0 18:43
                                  • Review of Melodic Minor Chords on Every Scale Degree (Ascending)
                                  • Listening of Melodic Minor Chords on Every Scale Degree (Ascending)
                                • Example 1: Major Scale Chord Notation 21:02
                                • Example 2: Natural Minor Scale Chord Notation 22:58
                                • Example 3: Harmonic Minor Chord Notation 24:59
                                • Example 4: Melodic Minor Chord Notation 26:50

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                                Roman Numeral Notation in Major & Minor

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                                Table of Contents

                                Section 1: Music Theory
                                Music Theory

                                32m 43s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:04
                                Grand Staff
                                0:16
                                Difference Between Single Staff and Grand Staff
                                0:25
                                A Brace
                                0:53
                                Drawing a Treble Clef
                                1:05
                                Remembering the Lines of a Treble Clef
                                1:45
                                Remembering the Spaces of a Treble Clef
                                2:06
                                Remembering the Lines of a Bass Clef
                                2:41
                                Remembering the Spaces of a Bass Clef
                                2:46
                                Drawing a Bass Clef
                                2:59
                                Major Scales
                                3:54
                                Using a Pattern of Intervals to Find a Major Scale in Any Key
                                3:59
                                Playing a C Scale
                                4:56
                                Playing a Series of Whole and Half Steps
                                5:14
                                Counting Intervals on the Keyboard
                                6:05
                                Writing a Major Scale
                                6:37
                                Writing Below the Staff
                                6:50
                                Minor Scales
                                8:09
                                Counting Whole and Half Steps of a Minor Scale
                                8:58
                                Listening to A Minor
                                9:08
                                Finding the Interval Pattern of a Minor Scale
                                9:55
                                Writing a Scale in Both Treble and Bass Clefs
                                10:59
                                Listening to A Minor
                                11:10
                                Names of White Keys
                                11:25
                                Matching Keyboard Notes to Notes on the Staff
                                12:07
                                Finding Middle C on the Keyboard
                                12:20
                                Finding Middle C on the Grand Staff
                                12:43
                                Stem Directions
                                12:53
                                Names of Black Keys
                                13:28
                                Black Keys Can Have Two Different Names
                                13:38
                                Sharp = Raise Half Step
                                13:53
                                Flat = Lower Half Step
                                14:06
                                White Key Half Step Example: E and F
                                15:08
                                Finding Black Keys on the Staff
                                15:53
                                Writing Sharps and Flats on the Staff
                                16:02
                                Writing Sharps and Flats After Letters
                                17:27
                                How to Play Chords
                                17:44
                                Playing a C Major Chord
                                18:02
                                Playing Every Other Key to Form a Chord
                                18:52
                                Writing Chords on the Staff
                                19:00
                                Chord Progressions
                                19:24
                                Chord Progressions are a Series of Chords
                                19:28
                                Writing Chord Progressions on the Staff
                                10:03
                                Playing Chord Progressions on the Keyboard
                                21:40
                                Example 1: Grand Staff
                                22:07
                                Example 2: Major Scale on Keyboard
                                22:52
                                Example 3: Minor Scale on Keyboard
                                23:49
                                Example 4: Naming White and Black Keys
                                25:14
                                Example 5: Chords
                                27:33
                                Example 6: Exploring Chord Progressions
                                28:47
                                Section 2: Properties of the Grand Staff
                                Staff, Treble Clef & Bass Clef

                                9m 30s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:07
                                The Staff, Five Lines
                                0:18
                                The Staff Always Has Five Lines
                                0:32
                                Ledger Lines
                                0:45
                                Why The Staff Only Has Five Lines
                                1:00
                                The Staff, Four Spaces
                                1:22
                                Writing Space Notes Between Ledger Lines
                                1:32
                                Treble Clef
                                1:41
                                The Clef Tells You Which Note is Where
                                1:47
                                Writing a Treble Clef
                                2:00
                                Using Phrases to Remember the Order of the Lines
                                2:38
                                Bass Clef
                                2:58
                                Writing a Bass Clef
                                3:10
                                Using Phrases to Remember the Order of the Lines
                                3:54
                                The Grand Staff
                                4:57
                                The Grand Staff is the Treble Clef and Bass Clef Connected by a Brace
                                5:00
                                What the Brace Means
                                5:32
                                Chords
                                7:00
                                Example 1: Treble Clef
                                7:17
                                Example 2: Bass Clef
                                8:16
                                Example 3: Grand Staff
                                8:46
                                Bar Lines & Measures

                                18m 5s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:06
                                Bar Lines
                                0:22
                                Where the Bar Line Begins and Ends
                                0:35
                                Measures are Used to Think of Music in Smaller Pieces
                                1:00
                                Bar Lines Divide A Set Amount of Beats For Each Measure
                                2:03
                                Measures
                                2:24
                                4/4 Time Signature
                                2:43
                                Only 4 Beats in Every Measure When There is a 4/4 Time Signature
                                2:39
                                In a Measure, Notes are Spaced Away from the Measure
                                4:12
                                Listening to the Example
                                4:45
                                Double Bar Lines
                                5:59
                                Representing the End and Beginning of Examples
                                6:20
                                Listening to the Example
                                7:07
                                Repeat Signs
                                9:03
                                First and Second Endings
                                10:34
                                Listening to the Example
                                12:55
                                Example 1: Creating Bar Lines
                                14:04
                                Example 2: Creating Double Bar Lines
                                14:17
                                Example 3: Creating Bar Lines, Double Bar Lines and Repeat Sign
                                14:39
                                Example 4: Creating First and Second Endings
                                15:24
                                Section 3: Notes and Rhythms
                                Rhythmic Notation

                                18m 44s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:06
                                Whole Notes
                                0:18
                                Writing Whole Notes
                                0:24
                                Whole Notes are 4 Beats
                                0:30
                                Listening to a Whole Note
                                0:56
                                Octave
                                1:26
                                Writing and Identifying Example Whole Notes
                                1:48
                                Half Notes
                                4:17
                                Half Notes are Connected to a Staff
                                4:21
                                Half Notes are 2 Beats
                                4:24
                                Writing Half Notes
                                4:38
                                Rules for Stem Directions
                                5:10
                                Quarter Notes
                                7:06
                                Quarter Notes are 1 Beat
                                1:14
                                Writing Quarter Notes on the Staff
                                7:54
                                Stem Direction
                                9:16
                                It's Okay to Have a Down Stem and Up Stem in the Same Measure
                                10:09
                                Example 1: Whole Notes
                                10:56
                                Example 2: Half Notes
                                11:26
                                Example 3: Quarter Notes
                                11:51
                                Example 4: Quarter Notes
                                12:59
                                Example 5: Stem Direction
                                13:01
                                Example 6: Rhythmic Combinations
                                14:25
                                Time Signature

                                18m 49s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:06
                                4/4
                                0:21
                                What the Top and Bottom Numbers Represent
                                0:46
                                4 = Quarter Note
                                1:15
                                Review of Whole, Half, and Quarter Notes
                                1:36
                                Fill in 4 Counts for Every Measure
                                1:54
                                Listening to the Example
                                3:27
                                4/4 Continued
                                5:23
                                Listening to the Example
                                6:14
                                Middle C
                                6:22
                                2/4
                                7:52
                                2 = Beats/Measure
                                8:04
                                Writing 2/4 on the Staff
                                9:03
                                2/4 Continued
                                9:11
                                Listening to the Example
                                10:33
                                Example 1: 4/4
                                11:26
                                Example 2: 4/4
                                13:11
                                Example 3: 2/4
                                13:38
                                Example 4: 2/4
                                14:32
                                Rhythmic Notation, Continued

                                27m 57s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:07
                                Dotted Half Notes
                                0:39
                                Dots Add Half of the Note's Beat to Itself
                                1:15
                                Dotted Half Notes = 3 Quarter Notes = 3 Beats
                                1:47
                                Dotted Quarter Notes
                                2:03
                                Having Three Beats in a Measure
                                2:30
                                3/4 Time Signature = 3 Counts per Measure
                                2:58
                                Dotted Quarter Notes
                                3:34
                                Eighth Notes Are Half of a Quarter Note
                                3:44
                                Dotted Quarter Notes = 1.5 Beats
                                4:30
                                Eighth Notes
                                5:56
                                Two Eighth Notes in Every Quarter Note
                                6:01
                                Listening to the Example
                                7:18
                                Dotted Eighth Notes
                                8:34
                                1 Eighth Note = 2 Sixteenth Notes
                                8:42
                                Eighth Notes Barred and Separate
                                9:57
                                Sixteenth Notes
                                11:00
                                1 Sixteenth Note = Half of an Eighth Note
                                11:09
                                Dotted Sixteenth Notes
                                12:43
                                1 Sixteenth Note = 2 Thirty-Second Notes
                                13:03
                                Sixteenth Notes Barred and Separate
                                14:27
                                Thirty-Second Notes
                                16:03
                                Listening to the Example
                                17:30
                                Thirty-Second Notes Barred and Separate
                                18:25
                                Example 1: Dotted Half Notes
                                18:51
                                Example 2: Dotted Quarter Notes
                                19:55
                                Example 3: Eighth Note Combinations
                                21:13
                                Example 4: Sixteenth Note Combinations
                                23:16
                                Example 5: Thirty-Second Note Combinations
                                24:26
                                Rests

                                32m 58s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:07
                                Whole Rests
                                0:47
                                Writing the Whole Rest
                                0:59
                                How Many Counts a Whole Rest is in Different Time Signatures
                                1:30
                                Half Rests
                                1:50
                                How Many Counts a Half Rest is
                                1:53
                                Writing a Half Rest
                                2:10
                                Listening to a Whole Rest
                                2:38
                                Half Rests are Two Counts of Silence
                                3:19
                                Difference Between Writing a Half and Whole Rest
                                4:19
                                Quarter Rests
                                4:45
                                Quarter Rests are One Count of Silence
                                4:49
                                Review of Writing Whole and Half Rests
                                5:07
                                Writing a Quarter Rest
                                5:25
                                Listening to a Quarter Rest
                                6:59
                                Eighth Rests
                                7:57
                                Writing an Eighth Rest
                                8:06
                                Review of Whole, Half, and Quarter Rests
                                8:14
                                Listening to an Eighth Rest
                                9:33
                                Two Eighth Rests in a Row
                                10:09
                                Sixteenth Rests
                                10:32
                                Writing a Sixteenth Rest
                                10:40
                                Review of Whole, Half, Quarter, and Eighth Rests
                                11:27
                                Listening to a Sixteenth Rest
                                12:15
                                Thirty-Second Rests
                                13:31
                                Review of Whole, Half, Quarter, Eighth, and Sixteenth Rests
                                13:49
                                Written Example with Thirty-Second Rests
                                14:28
                                Not Writing the Bar Over a Rest
                                16:04
                                Listening to a Thirty-Second Rest
                                16:29
                                Explanation of Rest Placement
                                17:12
                                Writing the Eighth Rest
                                17:54
                                Exploration of Rest Placement Continued
                                18:41
                                Writing the Sixteenth Rest
                                18:42
                                Writing the Thirty-Second Rest
                                19:14
                                Example 1: Whole Rests
                                19:41
                                Example 2: Half Rests
                                20:41
                                Example 3: Quarter Rests
                                21:58
                                Example 4: Eighth Rests
                                23:10
                                Example 5: Sixteenth Rests
                                25:14
                                Example 6: Thirty-Second Rests
                                27:27
                                Example 7: Completing 4/4 Measures with Rests
                                31:20
                                Example 8: Completing 2/4 Measures with Rests
                                31:53
                                Section 4: Keyboard Basics
                                Introduction of Keyboard

                                19m 11s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:10
                                Visual Presentation of the Keyboard
                                0:35
                                Introduction of Middle C
                                1:28
                                Locate C Key
                                1:50
                                Middle C Key
                                2:22
                                Middle C on This Keyboard
                                3:22
                                C in Octaves
                                3:34
                                Eight Keys
                                3:53
                                Middle C on the Grand Staff Treble Clef
                                4:35
                                Middle C on the Grand Staff Bass Clef
                                5:45
                                C on Keyboard
                                6:41
                                Illustration of Every C on the Piano Keyboard
                                7:22
                                C on Keyboard
                                7:54
                                Bass Clef
                                9:22
                                Listen to More Octaves
                                10:02
                                Example 1: Writing Middle C on Treble Clef
                                11:14
                                Example 2: Writing Middle C in Bass Clef
                                12:50
                                Example 3: Writing Every C on the Keyboard
                                14:06
                                Example 4: Finding Middle C on the Keyboard
                                16:38
                                Example 5: Every C on a Keyboard
                                17:47
                                Finding D E F G A B on the Keyboard

                                24m 46s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:11
                                Treble Clef C D E F G A B
                                0:34
                                Finding C
                                0:56
                                Finding D
                                1:13
                                Finding E
                                1:25
                                Finding F
                                1:33
                                Finding G, A and B
                                1:52
                                Bass Clef C D E F G A B
                                2:30
                                Playing C, D, E, F, G, A, B
                                2:46
                                Finding C
                                4:16
                                Finding D, E, F, G, A, B
                                4:39
                                White Key Whole Step
                                5:08
                                Half Steps
                                5:44
                                Whole Steps
                                5:59
                                Identifying Half and Whole Steps
                                6:19
                                Pattern of Half and Whole Steps
                                7:38
                                White Key Half Step
                                8:07
                                Sounds of Half Steps
                                8:30
                                Treble Clef C D E F G A B
                                9:21
                                Writing Treble Clef Notes on the Staff
                                9:42
                                Listening to Treble Clef C, D, E, F, G, A, and B
                                10:30
                                Drawing Bar Lines
                                11:12
                                Bass Clef C D E F G A B
                                11:30
                                Listening to Bass Clef C, D, E, F, G, A, and B
                                12:10
                                Drawing Bar Lines
                                12:52
                                White Key Whole Step and Half Step
                                13:19
                                Writing Whole Steps on the Staff
                                13:38
                                Writing Half Steps on the Staff
                                15:03
                                Example 1: Writing C D E F G A B in Treble Clef
                                15:59
                                Example 2: Writing C D E F G A B in Bass Clef
                                16:48
                                Example 3: Writing White Key Whole Steps
                                18:53
                                Example 4: Writing White Key Half Steps
                                19:57
                                Example 5: Finding C D E F G A B on the Keyboard
                                20:47
                                Example 6: Finding White Key Whole and Half Steps
                                21:55
                                Identifying Black Keys

                                27m 22s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:14
                                Sharp Keys C# D# E# F# G# A# B#
                                0:31
                                Sharp Something by Raising it by a Half Step
                                0:45
                                Listening to Sharps
                                0:50
                                Finding Sharps on the Keyboard
                                1:38
                                White Keys That Are Also Sharp
                                2:19
                                Flat Keys D Flat, E Flat, F Flat, G Flat, A Flat, B Flat, C Flat
                                2:25
                                Finding Flats on the Keyboard
                                2:37
                                White Keys That Are Also Flat
                                2:57
                                Enharmonic Keys: One Note with Two Names
                                3:05
                                Whole Steps Using Black Keys
                                3:20
                                Two Half Steps = One Whole Step
                                3:50
                                Finding Half and Whole Steps on the Keyboard
                                4:03
                                Half Step + Half Step = Whole Step
                                5:27
                                Half Steps Using Black Keys
                                5:58
                                Writing a Sharp or Flat After the Letter
                                6:12
                                Listening to the Chromatic Scale
                                6:50
                                Chromatic Movement
                                7:22
                                Writing Sharps on the Staff
                                7:32
                                Middle Box Needs to Intersect the Line or Space That It's Referring To
                                7:37
                                The Order of Sharps
                                8:09
                                Sharps in the Bass Clef
                                8:27
                                In the Staff, The Sharp or Flat Comes Before the Note
                                8:43
                                Using Sharps While Ascending, Using Flats While Descending
                                9:07
                                Writing Flats on the Staff
                                9:34
                                The Order of Flats
                                9:37
                                Using Flats While Descending
                                10:03
                                Using Sharps While Ascending
                                10:19
                                Writing Black Key Whole and Half Steps
                                10:26
                                Playing Half Steps on the Keyboard
                                10:45
                                Writing Whole Steps on the Staff With Sharps and Flats While Ascending and Descending
                                11:00
                                Listening to the Example
                                12:02
                                Example 1: Writing Sharp and Flat Notes in Treble Clef
                                12:58
                                Example 2: Writing Sharp and Flat Notes in Bass Clef
                                16:56
                                Example 3: Writing Black Key Whole Steps
                                18:08
                                Example 4: Writing Black Key Half Steps
                                21:00
                                Example 5: Finding Sharps on the Keyboard
                                24:06
                                Example 6: Finding Flats on the Keyboard
                                24:47
                                Example 7: Finding Black Key Whole and Half Steps on the Keyboard
                                25:18
                                C Major Scale Whole & Half Steps

                                19m 19s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:11
                                C Major Scale on Keyboard
                                0:24
                                Pattern of Whole and Half Steps for Major Scales
                                1:49
                                C Major Scale on the Staff
                                4:30
                                Ascending and Descending Scales
                                5:18
                                C Major Whole and Half Steps on the Staff
                                6:36
                                Example 1: Writing out C Major Scale in Treble Clef
                                7:55
                                Example 2: Writing out C Major Scale in Bass Clef
                                9:56
                                Example 3: Illustrating the Whole/Half Step Pattern in C Major
                                10:50
                                Example 4: Using the Whole/Half Step Pattern to Find a Major Scale on 'D'
                                12:37
                                Writing D Major Scale on Staff
                                15:06
                                Example 5: Finding and Playing C Major on Keyboard
                                15:50
                                Example 6: Finding and Playing D Major on Keyboard Using the Whole/Half Step Pattern
                                16:23
                                Finding and Playing F Major on Keyboard Using the Whole/Half Step Pattern
                                17:58
                                Section 5: Intervals
                                Major, Minor, Perfect & Numbered Intervals

                                27m 50s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:10
                                Numbering Notes of C Major Scale on Keyboard
                                0:22
                                Scale Degrees of C Major Scale
                                1:00
                                Illustration of Major and Minor Intervals of C Major Scale
                                1:46
                                Major 2nd (M2)
                                2:34
                                Major 3rd (M3)
                                2:43
                                M is the Abbreviation for 'Major'
                                3:04
                                Perfect 4th (P4)
                                3:44
                                P is the Abbreviation for 'Perfect'
                                3:50
                                Perfect 5th (P5)
                                4:03
                                Major 6th (M6)
                                4:18
                                Major 7th (M7)
                                4:27
                                Perfect 8th or Perfect Octave (P8)
                                4:42
                                Listening to the Major Intervals on the Keyboard
                                5:15
                                Minor Intervals of the C Major Scale
                                6:59
                                Half Steps are Minor Intervals
                                7:50
                                Hearing the Difference Between Major and Minor Intervals
                                8:47
                                Illustration of Perfect Intervals in C Major Scale
                                8:56
                                Listening to the Perfect Intervals of C Major
                                9:29
                                Counting Half Steps of P4
                                10:05
                                Counting Half Steps of P5
                                10:26
                                Counting Half Steps of P8
                                10:43
                                Numbering Intervals of C Major Scale on the Grand Staff
                                11:01
                                Identifying Major and Minor Intervals of C Major Scale on Grand Staff
                                12:04
                                Finding Major and Minor Intervals on the Grand Staff
                                12:38
                                Every Whole Step is M2, Every Half Step is m2
                                13:48
                                Identifying Perfect Intervals of C Major Scale on Grand Staff
                                14:13
                                Drawing and Playing Intervals as Chords
                                14:57
                                Example 1: Finding Major Intervals in C Major Scale
                                16:32
                                Example 2: Finding Minor Intervals in C Major Scale
                                17:07
                                Example 3: Finding Perfect Intervals in the C Major Scale
                                17:38
                                Example 4: Writing Major Intervals of C Major Scale
                                18:45
                                Example 5: Writing Minor and Perfect Intervals of C Major Scale
                                20:07
                                Example 6: Writing Major, Minor and Perfect Intervals Independent of the C Major Scale
                                21:26
                                Counting Half Steps of M3
                                22:57
                                Counting Half Steps of P4
                                23:55
                                Counting Half Steps of P5
                                24:43
                                Counting Half Steps of M6
                                25:09
                                Counting Half Steps of M7
                                26:14
                                Example 7: Numbering Intervals
                                26:49
                                Section 6: Major and Minor Keys
                                Circle of Fifths

                                24m 55s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:06
                                C
                                0:21
                                Circle of Fifths
                                0:33
                                Relative Minor Keys
                                0:44
                                Relative Minor Key to C is A Minor
                                0:56
                                Listening to the C Scale
                                1:10
                                To Find the Relative Minor, Go Down 4 Half Steps
                                1:20
                                The Relative Minor Shares the Key Signature of the Major Scale
                                1:42
                                C, G
                                1:58
                                Relative Minor to G Major is E Minor
                                2:07
                                Always Use the Natural Minor for Relative Minors
                                2:36
                                Why It's Called the Circle of Fifths
                                2:59
                                C, G, D
                                3:35
                                Finding the Relative Minor of D Major
                                4:17
                                C, G, D, A
                                4:42
                                Finding the Relative Minor of A Major
                                5:03
                                Relative Minor of A Major is F# Minor
                                5:10
                                C, G, D, A, E
                                5:50
                                Relative Minor of E Major is C# Minor
                                6:03
                                C, G, D, A, E, B/C Flat
                                7:19
                                Relative Minor of B Major / C Flat Major is G# Minor
                                8:00
                                Listening to B Major and G# Minor
                                8:28
                                C, G, D, A, E, B/C Flat, F#/G Flat
                                9:14
                                The Relative Minor of F# Major / G Flat Major is D# Minor
                                10:04
                                F# Major / G Flat Major and D# Minor Have Six Sharps / Six Flats
                                10:25
                                C, G, D, A, E, B/C Flat, F#/G Flat, D Flat/C#
                                11:55
                                The Relative Minor of D Flat Major / C # Major is B Flat Minor
                                12:24
                                Listening to D Flat/C# Major and B Flat Minor
                                13:08
                                C, G, D, A, E, B/C Flat, F#/G Flat, D Flat/C#, A Flat
                                14:06
                                Listening to A Flat Major and F Minor
                                14:48
                                C, G, D, A, E, B/C Flat, F#/G Flat, D Flat/C#, A Flat, E Flat
                                15:19
                                E Flat Major Has Three Flats, And Its Relative Minor is C Minor
                                15:52
                                Listening to E Flat Major and C Minor
                                16:00
                                C, G, D, A, E, B/C Flat, F#/G Flat, D Flat/C#, A Flat, E Flat, B Flat
                                16:23
                                B Flat Major Has Two Flats, And Its Relative Minor is G Minor
                                16:55
                                Listening to B Flat Major and G Minor
                                17:10
                                C, G, D, A, E, B/C Flat, F#/G Flat, D Flat/C#, A Flat, E Flat, B Flat, F
                                17:25
                                F Major Has One Flat, And Its Relative Minor is D Minor
                                18:00
                                Example 1: Play Circle of Fifths
                                18:31
                                Writing the Major Keys of the Circle of Fifths
                                18:32
                                Writing the Relative Minor Keys of the Circle of Fifths
                                20:20
                                Listening to the Circle of Fifths
                                22:01
                                Minor Scales

                                34m 12s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:06
                                Natural Minor
                                0:42
                                Natural Minor has Lowered Third, Sixth, and Seventh
                                1:49
                                Lowering the Third, Sixth, and Seventh to Find A Minor
                                2:34
                                Listening to the Difference Between a Major Scale and a Natural Minor Scale
                                4:28
                                Natural Minor Continued
                                5:14
                                Listening to the Difference Between a C Major Scale and a C Natural Minor Scale
                                5:59
                                Writing C Natural Minor on the Staff
                                6:28
                                Harmonic Minor
                                7:14
                                Harmonic Minor Has One Difference from Natural Minor
                                7:19
                                Review of Natural Minor
                                7:36
                                In Harmonic, You Lower the Third and the Sixth, But You Keep the Seventh as it Would Be in a Major Scale
                                8:01
                                Listening to the Major, Natural Minor, and Harmonic Minor Scales
                                9:05
                                Harmonic Minor Continued
                                10:26
                                Writing C Harmonic Minor on the Staff
                                10:43
                                Listening to C Harmonic Minor
                                11:20
                                Melodic Minor
                                11:47
                                Melodic Minor Differs When Ascending and Descending
                                12:15
                                Writing Ascending and Descending Melodic Minor on the Staff
                                13:00
                                Listening to Melodic Minor
                                13:30
                                Melodic Minor Continued
                                14:13
                                Writing C Melodic Minor on the Staff
                                14:18
                                Listening to C Melodic Minor
                                15:27
                                Example 1: Writing Natural Minor
                                16:04
                                Example 2: Writing Harmonic Minor
                                17:54
                                Example 3: Writing Melodic Minor
                                19:35
                                Example 4: Exploring Natural Minor Intervals
                                24:08
                                Augmented = An Interval with the Second Note Raised One Half Step
                                27:07
                                Diminished = Lowered Half Step
                                27:42
                                Example 5: Exploring Harmonic Minor Intervals
                                27:52
                                Example 6: Exploring Melodic Minor Intervals
                                30:19
                                Key Signatures

                                32m 43s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:09
                                Keys of G and D
                                0:16
                                Writing and Listening to G Major on the Grand Staff
                                0:18
                                Writing and Listening to D Major on the Grand Staff
                                1:36
                                Keys of A and E
                                3:24
                                Writing A Major on the Staff
                                3:25
                                Writing E Major on the Staff
                                4:14
                                Listening to A and E Majors
                                4:44
                                Keys of B and F#
                                6:04
                                Writing B Major on the Staff
                                6:06
                                Writing F# Major on the Staff
                                6:54
                                Listening to B and F# Majors
                                7:31
                                Key of C#
                                8:47
                                Writing C# Major on the Staff
                                9:40
                                Listening to C# Major
                                10:11
                                Keys of F and B Flat
                                10:34
                                Writing F Major on the Staff
                                10:44
                                Writing B Flat Major on the Staff
                                11:17
                                Listening to F and B Flat Majors
                                11:46
                                Keys of E Flat and A Flat
                                12:33
                                Writing E Flat Major on the Staff
                                13:00
                                Writing A Flat Major on the Staff
                                13:57
                                Listening to E Flat and A Flat Majors
                                14:46
                                Keys of D Flat and G Flat
                                16:12
                                Writing D Flat Major on the Staff
                                16:20
                                Writing G Flat Major on the Staff
                                17:04
                                Listening to D Flat and G Flat Majors
                                17:48
                                Key of C Flat
                                18:58
                                Writing C Flat Major on the Staff
                                19:00
                                Listening to C Flat Major
                                19:45
                                Example 1: Order of Sharps
                                20:30
                                Phrase for Sharps Backwards: Bead, G, C, F
                                21:15
                                Example 2: Order of Flats
                                21:39
                                Order of Flats is the Order of Sharps Backwards
                                21:41
                                Example 3: Identify Keys of G and D
                                22:17
                                Example 4: Identify Keys of A and E
                                23:55
                                Example 5: Identify Keys of B, F# and C#
                                25:48
                                Example 6: Identify Keys of F, B Flat and E Flat
                                27:56
                                Example 7: Identify Keys of A Flat, D Flat and G Flat
                                29:58
                                Example 8: Identify Key of C Flat
                                31:33
                                The Major Scale in 12 Different Keys

                                37m 10s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:14
                                C Major
                                0:40
                                C# (D Flat) Major
                                2:14
                                C# Major
                                2:24
                                D Flat Major
                                4:12
                                D Major
                                6:24
                                E Flat Major
                                7:57
                                Why E Flat Major is not known as D# Major
                                9:38
                                E Major
                                10:26
                                F Major
                                11:33
                                F# (G Flat) Major
                                12:49
                                G Major
                                14:59
                                A Flat Major
                                15:38
                                Why A Flat Major is not known as G# Major
                                16:11
                                A Major
                                18:30
                                B Flat Major
                                20:13
                                B (C Flat) Major
                                21:15
                                Example 1: Create a Major Scale on C
                                25:37
                                Example 2: Create a Major Scale on D
                                26:10
                                Example 3: Create a Major Scale on E
                                26:37
                                Example 4: Create a Major Scale on F
                                28:36
                                Example 5: Create a Major Scale on G
                                28:57
                                Example 6: Create a Major Scale on A
                                29:32
                                Example 7: Create a Major Scale on B
                                30:33
                                Example 8: Create a Major Scale on C#
                                31:13
                                Example 9: Create a Major Scale on E Flat
                                32:35
                                Example 10: Create a Major Scale on F#
                                34:11
                                Example 11: Create a Major Scale on A Flat
                                34:48
                                Example 12: Create a Major Scale on B Flat
                                35:53
                                Section 7: Scale Degrees
                                Scale Degrees

                                25m 55s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:08
                                Tonic
                                0:25
                                Supertonic
                                1:52
                                Mediant
                                3:39
                                Subdominant
                                5:03
                                Dominant
                                6:53
                                Submediant
                                9:13
                                Leading Tone
                                11:10
                                Altered Scale Degrees in Natural Minor
                                13:30
                                Natural Minor has a Flat Mediant (3rd), Flat Submediant (6th), and FlatLeading Tone (7th)
                                13:58
                                Altered Scale Degrees in Harmonic Minor
                                15:10
                                Harmonic Minor has a Flat Mediant (3rd), Flat Submediant (6th), and Sharp Leading Tone (7th)
                                15:29
                                Altered Scale Degrees in Melodic Minor
                                16:42
                                Melodic Minor is Different Ascending and Descending
                                16:58
                                Melodic Minor has an Ascending Flat Median (3rd), Sharp Submediant (6th), and Sharp Leading Tone (7th), but a Descending Flat Mediant (3rd), Flat Submediant (6th), and Flat Leading Tone (7th)
                                17:12
                                Example 1: Finding the Tonic
                                18:34
                                Example 2: Finding the Supertonic
                                19:18
                                Example 3: Finding the Mediant
                                19:55
                                Example 4: Finding the Subdominant
                                20:08
                                Example 5: Finding the Dominant
                                20:30
                                Example 6: Finding the Submediant
                                20:54
                                Example 7: Finding the Leading Tone
                                21:16
                                Example 8: Natural Minor Scale Degrees
                                21:45
                                Example 9: Harmonic Minor Scale Degrees
                                22:26
                                Example 10: Melodic Minor Scale Degrees
                                24:07
                                Section 8: Accidentals
                                Double Sharps & Flats

                                13m 40s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:12
                                Review of Sharp
                                0:19
                                Double Sharp
                                1:13
                                X = Double Sharp
                                1:35
                                Double Sharp In a Scale
                                3:58
                                Review of Flat
                                5:59
                                Double Flat
                                7:24
                                Two Flat Signs = Double Flat
                                7:34
                                Use of Double Flat In a Scale
                                8:12
                                Example 1: Writing Double Sharps
                                11:02
                                Example 2: Double Sharp Equivalencies
                                11:30
                                Example 3: Writing Double Flats
                                12:11
                                Example 4: Double Flat Equivalencies
                                12:42
                                Section 9: Rhythms
                                3/4, Simple & Compound Meter

                                15m 46s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:10
                                Time Signature of 3/4
                                0:18
                                Top Number is How Many Beats per Measure, Bottom Number is What Note Makes One Beat
                                0:28
                                3/4 Has Three Beats per Measure
                                1:06
                                3/4 Continued
                                1:31
                                Simple Meter, Duple Simple
                                2:21
                                Duple Simple = 2/4
                                2:32
                                Simple Meter, Triple Simple
                                3:01
                                Triple Simple = 3/4
                                3:02
                                Simple Meter, Quadruple Simple
                                3:38
                                Quadruple Simple = 4/4
                                3:39
                                Compound Meter, Compound Triple
                                4:02
                                Compound Triple = 3/8
                                4:03
                                3/8 = Three Eighth Notes Per Measure
                                4:28
                                Compound Meter, Compound Duple or Simple Triple
                                5:13
                                Compound Duple = 6/8
                                5:20
                                6/8 = Six Eighth Notes Per Measure
                                5:32
                                Simple Triple = 6/8
                                5:43
                                Compound Meter, Compound Triple
                                6:42
                                Compound Triple = 9/8
                                6:43
                                9/8 = Nine Eighth Notes Per Measure
                                6:46
                                Compound Meter, Compound Quadruple
                                7:41
                                Compound Quadruple = 12/8 = Twelve Eighth Notes Per Measure
                                7:42
                                Example 1: 3/4
                                8:53
                                3/4 Has Three Beats per Measure
                                9:02
                                Example 2: Duple Simple
                                9:30
                                Example 3: Triple Simple
                                9:51
                                Example 3 Part 2: Quadruple Simple
                                10:14
                                Example 4: Compound Triple
                                10:39
                                Example 5: Compound Duple or Simple Triple
                                11:06
                                Example 6: Compound Triple
                                13:53
                                Example 7: Compound Quadruple
                                14:37
                                Section 10: Solfeggio
                                Solfeggio

                                20m 32s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:10
                                Movable Do
                                0:36
                                Fixed Do
                                0:50
                                Movable Do: When You Have the Tonic Note of Every Scale as Do
                                0:59
                                Re
                                2:42
                                Re is the Supertonic, or Second Scale Degree (2nd)
                                2:43
                                Mi
                                3:47
                                Mi is the Mediant, or Third Scale Degree (3rd)
                                3:55
                                Fa
                                4:32
                                Fa is the Subdominant, or Fourth Scale Degree (4th)
                                5:10
                                Sol
                                6:01
                                Sol is the Dominant, or Fifth Scale Degree (5th)
                                6:20
                                La
                                7:02
                                La is the Submediant, or Sixth Scale Degree (6th)
                                7:10
                                Si (Ti)
                                8:54
                                Ti was Introduced in America
                                9:00
                                Si (Ti) is the Leading Tone, or Seventh Scale Degree (7th)
                                9:55
                                Ear Training Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si Do
                                11:03
                                Example 1: Finding Do
                                12:30
                                Example 2: Finding Re
                                12:42
                                Example 3: Finding Mi
                                12:58
                                Example 4: Finding Fa
                                13:32
                                Example 5: Finding Sol
                                14:34
                                Example 6: Finding La
                                15:08
                                Example 7: Finding Si
                                16:02
                                Example 8: Finding Combinations of Solfeggio Patterns
                                17:10
                                Section 11: Triads and Chords
                                Major Triads

                                27m 19s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:06
                                C Major Triad Root
                                1:00
                                Three Notes Stacked on Top of One Another = Chord, and All Notes are Played at the Same Time
                                1:57
                                C Major Triad Third
                                2:18
                                What a Third is
                                2:21
                                A Third is Five Half Steps Above the First Note, or the Root
                                3:06
                                C Major Triad Fifth
                                4:27
                                Finding The Third
                                6:20
                                The Third is Always the Middle Note of a Chord
                                6:37
                                Finding the Fifth
                                7:54
                                Count up 4 Half Steps from the 3rd to Find the Fifth
                                10:07
                                Transposing Triads
                                11:04
                                Transposing
                                11:13
                                Example 1: Triads on Black Keys
                                13:38
                                Example 2: Triads on White Keys
                                18:41
                                Example 3: Finding the Root
                                22:36
                                Example 4: Finding the Third
                                23:22
                                Example 5: Finding the Fifth
                                23:40
                                Example 6: Playing a Triad on Every Key
                                25:22
                                Minor Triads

                                32m 3s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:07
                                C Minor Triad Root
                                0:35
                                Finding the Root of the Chord
                                0:58
                                Review of Major Triad
                                1:15
                                How to Write a Minor Triad
                                1:28
                                Writing the C Minor Triad on the Staff
                                1:57
                                Major Triads are Labeled with an Uppercase I, But Minor Triads are Labeled with a Lowercase i
                                2:22
                                C Minor Triad Third
                                2:39
                                Using Half Step Pattern to Find the Third
                                2:55
                                Finding the Minor Third Using 4 Half Steps
                                3:33
                                C Minor Triad Fifth
                                4:06
                                Using Half Step Pattern to Find the Fifth
                                4:24
                                Finding the Minor Fifth Using 5 Half Steps
                                4:38
                                Half Step Pattern of Major and Minor Chords are Opposite
                                5:39
                                Finding the Third
                                6:13
                                Converting D Major to D Minor by Lowering the Third
                                6:37
                                Using Key Signature to Find Minor Chord
                                7:37
                                Writing Out a D Minor Chord
                                7:54
                                Finding the Fifth
                                8:22
                                Finding the B Flat Minor Chord Using Half Step Pattern
                                8:54
                                Playing a B Flat Major and B Flat Minor Scale
                                10:14
                                Writing the B Flat Minor Chord on the Staff
                                11:09
                                Transposing Minor Triads
                                11:42
                                Finding the A Major Chord by Counting Steps
                                11:56
                                Writing the Sharps of A Major
                                12:53
                                Finding A Major on the Keyboard
                                13:23
                                Finding A Minor on the Keyboard by Counting Steps
                                13:40
                                Playing A Major Scale on the Keyboard
                                13:59
                                Playing A Minor Scale on the Keyboard
                                14:10
                                A Minor Doesn't Have Any Accidentals
                                14:40
                                Finding D Flat Minor Chord
                                15:32
                                The Only Difference Between a Major and Minor Chord is the Third
                                16:54
                                Example 1: Finding Minor Triads on Black Keys
                                17:01
                                Relative Major and Minor
                                20:50
                                Example 2: Finding Minor Triads on White Keys
                                23:08
                                Example 3: Finding the Root
                                26:50
                                Example 4: Finding the Third
                                27:13
                                Example 5: Finding the Fifth
                                27:27
                                Example 6: Playing a Minor Triad on Every Key
                                29:24
                                Augmented Chords

                                21m 8s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:10
                                C Augmented Chord
                                0:29
                                The Third of an Augmented Chord is the Same as the Third of a Major Chord
                                0:55
                                There are 5 Half Steps Between the Root and Third of an Augmented Chord
                                1:14
                                There are 5 Half Steps Between the Third and the Fifth of an Augmented Third
                                1:31
                                Writing an Augmented Chord on the Staff
                                2:33
                                How to Label an Augmented Chord
                                2:49
                                D Augmented Chord
                                2:57
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the D Augmented Chord
                                3:03
                                Listening to the D Augmented Chord
                                3:45
                                E Augmented Chord
                                4:21
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the E Augmented Chord
                                4:31
                                Writing the E Augmented Chord on the Staff
                                5:16
                                F Augmented Chord
                                6:19
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the F Augmented Chord
                                6:26
                                Listening to the F Augmented Chord
                                7:28
                                G Augmented Chord
                                7:53
                                Writing the G Augmented Chord on the Staff
                                8:04
                                A Augmented Chord
                                8:30
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the A Augmented Chord
                                8:40
                                Listening to the A Augmented Chord
                                9:10
                                B Augmented Chord
                                9:39
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the B Augmented Chord
                                9:50
                                The B Augmented Chord Has a Double Sharp
                                10:20
                                Example 1: Playing C Augmented, Writing C Augmented
                                11:19
                                Example 2: Playing D Augmented, Writing D Augmented
                                12:03
                                Example 3: Playing E Augmented, Writing E Augmented
                                13:21
                                Example 4: Playing F Augmented, Writing F Augmented
                                14:47
                                Example 5: Playing G Augmented, Writing G Augmented
                                16:19
                                Example 6: Playing A Augmented, Writing A Augmented
                                16:55
                                Example 7: Playing B Augmented, Writing B Augmented
                                17:40
                                Diminished Chords

                                19m 5s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:07
                                C Diminished Chord
                                0:28
                                Diminished Chords are Made Up of Two Minor Thirds
                                0:40
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the C Diminished Chord
                                0:50
                                Listening to the C Diminished Chord
                                1:20
                                Reviewing the C Augmented Chord
                                1:41
                                D Diminished Chord
                                2:34
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the D Diminished Chord
                                2:38
                                Listening to the D Diminished Chord
                                3:00
                                E Diminished Chord
                                4:11
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the E Diminished Chord
                                4:18
                                Writing the E Diminished Chord on the Staff
                                5:16
                                F Diminished Chord
                                5:24
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the F Diminished Chord
                                5:30
                                Listening to the F Diminished Chord
                                5:50
                                G Diminished Chord
                                6:42
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the G Diminished Chord
                                6:44
                                Listening to the G Diminished Chord
                                7:05
                                A Diminished Chord
                                8:29
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the A Diminished Chord
                                8:50
                                Listening to the A Diminished Chord
                                9:05
                                Listening to the A Minor Chord
                                9:13
                                Listening to the A Major Chord
                                9:25
                                Listening to the A Augmented Chord
                                9:32
                                B Diminished Chord
                                10:00
                                Counting Half Steps to Find the B Diminished Chord
                                10:09
                                Listening to the B Diminished Chord
                                10:27
                                Listening to the B Augmented Chord
                                10:35
                                Listening to the B Major Chord
                                10:42
                                Listening to the B Minor Chord
                                10:45
                                Example 1: Playing D Flat Diminished, Writing D Flat Diminished
                                11:42
                                Example 2: Playing E Flat Diminished, Writing E Flat Diminished
                                13:05
                                Example 3: Playing F# Diminished, Writing F# Diminished
                                14:01
                                Example 4: Playing A Flat Diminished, Writing A Flat Diminished
                                14:51
                                Example 5: Playing B Flat Diminished, Writing B Flat Diminished
                                16:36
                                Section 12: Figured Bass
                                Roman Numeral Notation in Major & Minor

                                28m 53s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:09
                                Major I
                                0:35
                                Creating Chords on Every Scale Degree
                                0:50
                                Review of Using Half Steps to Write a Major Chord
                                1:27
                                Labeling a Major Chord as I
                                2:08
                                Major ii
                                2:20
                                ii is a Minor Chord
                                2:34
                                Major iii
                                2:48
                                iii is a Minor Chord
                                3:04
                                Major IV
                                3:10
                                IV is a Major Chord
                                3:12
                                Major V
                                3:27
                                V is a Major Chord
                                3:31
                                Major vi
                                3:37
                                vi is a Minor Chord
                                3:40
                                Major vii0
                                4:10
                                vii0 is a Diminished Chord
                                4:14
                                A Diminished Chord is Two Minor Intervals Stacked on Top of Each Other
                                4:40
                                Natural Minor i
                                6:24
                                Review of Minor Scale's Lowered Scale Degrees
                                6:30
                                Natural Minor ii0
                                6:59
                                ii0 is a Diminished Chord
                                7:27
                                Natural Minor III
                                7:38
                                III is a Major Chord
                                7:43
                                Natural Minor iv
                                8:01
                                iv is a Minor Chord
                                8:17
                                Natural Minor v
                                8:23
                                v is a Minor Chord
                                8:55
                                Natural Minor VI
                                9:04
                                VI is a Major Chord
                                9:12
                                Natural Minor VII
                                9:22
                                VII is a Major Chord
                                9:28
                                Review of Natural Minor Chords on Every Scale Degree
                                9:36
                                Harmonic Minor i
                                10:44
                                Review of Harmonic Minor Scale
                                10:52
                                Harmonic Minor ii0
                                12:00
                                Harmonic Minor III+
                                12:08
                                III+ is an Augmented Chord
                                12:19
                                An Augmented Chord is Made Up of Two Major Intervals
                                12:31
                                Harmonic Minor iv
                                12:54
                                Harmonic Minor V
                                13:08
                                Harmonic Minor VI
                                13:33
                                Harmonic Minor vii0
                                13:50
                                Review of Harmonic Minor Chords on Every Scale Degree
                                13:56
                                Listening to the Harmonic Minor Chords on Every Scale Degree
                                14:41
                                Melodic Minor (Ascending) i
                                15:24
                                Review of Melodic Minor Scale
                                15:33
                                Melodic Minor (Ascending) ii
                                16:43
                                Melodic Minor (Ascending) III+
                                17:13
                                Melodic Minor (Ascending) IV
                                17:37
                                Melodic Minor (Ascending) V
                                17:57
                                Melodic Minor (Ascending) vi0
                                18:16
                                Melodic Minor (Ascending) vii0
                                18:43
                                Review of Melodic Minor Chords on Every Scale Degree (Ascending)
                                18:48
                                Listening of Melodic Minor Chords on Every Scale Degree (Ascending)
                                20:06
                                Example 1: Major Scale Chord Notation
                                21:02
                                Example 2: Natural Minor Scale Chord Notation
                                22:58
                                Example 3: Harmonic Minor Chord Notation
                                24:59
                                Example 4: Melodic Minor Chord Notation
                                26:50
                                Section 13: Chords and Inversions
                                Seventh Chords

                                16m 52s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:11
                                A Seventh Chord is a Triad With An Added Third
                                0:23
                                Listening to a Seventh Chord
                                0:35
                                Writing a Seventh Chord on the Staff
                                1:05
                                Major-Major Seventh Chord, Major Triad + Major Seventh
                                1:18
                                Listening to a Major-Major Seventh Chord
                                1:52
                                Major-Minor Seventh Chord, Major Triad + Minor Seventh
                                2:29
                                Notating a Major-Minor Seventh Chord with a 7
                                2:48
                                Listening to a Major-Minor Seventh Chord
                                2:58
                                Minor-Minor Seventh Chord, Minor Triad + Minor Seventh
                                3:34
                                Listening to a Minor-Minor Seventh Chord
                                3:55
                                Notating a Minor-Minor Seventh Chord
                                4:57
                                Half Diminished Seventh Chord, Diminished Triad + Minor Seventh
                                5:06
                                Writing a Half Diminished Seventh Chord
                                5:24
                                Listening to a Half Diminished Seventh Chord
                                5:40
                                Fully Diminished Seventh Chord, Diminished Triad + Diminished Seventh
                                7:18
                                Writing a Fully Diminished Seventh Chord
                                7:34
                                Listening to a Fully Diminished Seventh Chord
                                8:02
                                Notating a Fully Diminished Seventh Chord
                                8:44
                                Example 1: Major-Major Seventh
                                9:46
                                Example 2: Major-Minor Seventh
                                10:50
                                Example 3: Minor-Minor Seventh
                                11:54
                                Example 4: Half-Diminished Seventh
                                13:07
                                Example 5: Fully Diminished Seventh
                                14:42
                                Chord Inversions

                                22m 51s

                                Intro
                                0:00
                                Lesson Objectives
                                0:07
                                Root Position Triad (5)/(3)
                                0:15
                                Root Position G Major
                                0:33
                                What the 5 and 3 Represent
                                1:00
                                Figured Bass
                                1:14
                                Listening to the I Chord
                                1:55
                                No Need to Write 5/3
                                2:15
                                First Inversion Triad 6/(3)
                                2:22
                                Why We Write the 6 but Omit the 3
                                2:39
                                What First Inversion Means
                                3:17
                                Listening to the I6 Chord
                                3:25
                                Second Inversion Triad 6/4
                                4:21
                                Fifth Note Becomes the Root
                                4:29
                                What the 6 and the 4 Represent
                                4:42
                                Listening to the I6/4 Chord
                                5:30
                                Root Position Seventh Chord 7
                                6:47
                                I7 Represents a Seventh Chord
                                6:55
                                Listening to the I7 Chord
                                7:31
                                First Inversion Seventh Chord 6/5/(3)
                                7:45
                                Moving the Tonic to the Top to Create a First Inversion Seventh Chord
                                8:03
                                Explanation of Notation 6/5
                                8:18
                                Listening to the I6/5 Chord
                                9:55
                                Second Inversion Seventh Chord (6)/4/3
                                11:14
                                Moving the Tonic and Submediant to the Top to Create the Second Inversion Seventh Chord
                                11:25
                                Explanation of Notation 4/3
                                11:52
                                Listening to the I4/3 Chord
                                13:27
                                Third Inversion Seventh Chord (6)/4/2
                                14:08
                                Moving the Tonic, Submediant, and Dominant to the Top to Create a Third Inversion Seventh Chord
                                14:20
                                Listening to the I4/2 Chord
                                15:05
                                Example 1: A Major Root Position
                                15:47
                                Example 2: A Major First Inversion
                                16:03
                                Example 3: A Major Second Inversion
                                16:25
                                Example 4: V7
                                17:48
                                Example 5: V6/5
                                18:27
                                Example 6: V6/4/3
                                18:59
                                Example 7: V6/4/2
                                19:38
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