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Udemy How to use Borrowed Chords in your Chord Progressions TUTORiAL screenshot
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz
Language: English | Size: 14.5 GB | Duration: 11.5 hours

What you'll learn
You will be able to use different types of Borrowed Chords in your Chord Progressions
You will be able to use Borrowed Chords for different purposes in your Chord Progressions
You will be able to use Borrowed Chords that are from the Parallel Key
You will be able to use Borrowed Chords that are from a Parallel Mode
You will understand what a parallel Mode is
You will understand what a parallel Key is
Requirements
It is NOT a prerequisite for you to have taken any of my other courses in order to take this course.
Description
Join over 25,000 students that have enrolled in my 10 Music Courses. There is a Q and A forum where you can ask questions and you can also send a direct message to the instructor and ask him questions.

This course is part of my 10-Part Series Music Courses which includes the following courses:

"How to play Piano - Go from a Beginner/Intermediate to a Pro" Course

"Intermediate to Advanced Piano Course; Become a Top Pianist" Course

"How to create unique/colourful Piano Chord Progressions" Course

"How to compose Beautiful & Catchy Melodies on the Piano" Course

"How to use Slash Chords to create unique sounds & Basslines" Course

"Learn to Read & Write Music to play Piano & more instruments" Course

"Train your ears to recognise Scale Degrees & a Song's Key" Course

"How to use Altered Chords in your Chord Progressions' Course

"How to Recognise Chords by ear;Develop a Skilled Musical ear" Course

"How to use Borrowed Chords in your Chord Progressions" Course

With more than 10.5 hours of content, this Piano course is a course that will teach you how to use different types of borrowed chords in your Chord Progressions. The first section of this course covers the prerequisites that you need to know in order to progress to the other section of the course . You can skip the first section of this course if you already understand all the topics that are in it. In this course, you will learn about how to use borrowed chords. You will learn about how to use borrowed Chords that are from the parallel key. Moreover, you will also learn about how to use borrowed chords that are from a parallel mode. In addition to this, you will learn about how to use borrowed chords in different ways. Finally, you will learn about other things too in this course.

Who this course is for:
People who want to improve their skills on the piano
People who want to learn about how to use borrowed chords
People who want to learn about how to make their chord progressions to be more sophisticated


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  Resident 17.04.2008 316
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Looking at the course details, there appears to be appox 10 hours of basic theory and then 1.5 hours of actual using borrowed chords. I just need that last 1.5 hours! Freakin Udemy, lol
  Resident 25.12.2017 6 2144
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Yeah, I'm on top of basic theory; I just need the Borrowed Chords part, as well.
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  Member 24.07.2014 150
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quote by eXACTYeah, I'm on top of basic theory; I just need the Borrowed Chords part, as well.

Thanks to uploader for providing - but, as for the course...
With the same curiosity, I always like to check out a possibly interesting theory course.
Seems like a nice guy delivering his course very carefully, and being very nicely considerate towards beginners. BUT... by the time you get to borrowed chords, you're not delivering to beginners anymore and then his snail's pace for delivery is just agonising. He ought to be able to deliver that interesting final session in much shorter time and should have offered it separate from all the very basic theory stuff.

You'd be far better off checking out these freebies (and many others)

The Jazz Piano Course: Modal Interchange (Borrowed Chords) Simply Explained!
youtube.com/watch?v=4o6yNe9lJsc

Beato Basics of Music Theory: Borrowed Chords
youtube.com/watch?v=1_sU_6kUrnM
  Resident 25.12.2017 6 2144
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quote by adheesiveYou'd be far better off checking out these freebies


I appreciate the heads up on these tutorials, adheesive. I usually grab courses that go over basic to intermediate stuff, just to get a different perspective on things (sometimes having someone explain something you already know can actually lend to new ideas,) but it feels like overkill to grab 15GBs of video for only a small portion of it.
Thanks to odd-ee-oh-X, of course, for the post, I just can't swing 15GBs.
"Rap is a gimmick, but I'm for the Hip Hop, The Culture." ~ Method Man ~
  Resident 2.03.2019 217
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I have the whole thing for like 2 years now
"Hot to play the piano..go from beginner to intermediate to a pro..."

It's about 40 GB now.

Insane amount of info
I gave up because Novation Launchkey 37 is coming out and you no longer have to know how to play the piano it has a "scale lock" feature so anytime you play some random thing it will sound professional.
  Resident 25.12.2017 6 2144
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quote by WhiteBearit has a "scale lock" feature so anytime you play some random thing it will sound professional.


I guess you and I have different definitions of the word "professional."
"Rap is a gimmick, but I'm for the Hip Hop, The Culture." ~ Method Man ~
  Resident 17.04.2008 316
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While I do understand borrowing chords, it hasn't become ingrained automatic knowledge, so I'm always looking for referencing material. The bit more convoluted theory gets, unless you're applying it very frequently by composing a lot, tends not to stick, at least for me anyway.

A great book I've been reading is 'The Songwriting Secrets Of The Beatles'. It's somewhat pedantic, so its a tough slog, but a treasure trove about writing chord changes and melody
  Resident 17.04.2008 316
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quote by adheesive you're not delivering to beginners anymore and then his snail's pace for delivery is just agonising. He ought to be able to deliver that interesting final session in much shorter time and should have offered it separate from all the very basic theory stuff.

You'd be far better off checking out these freebies (and many others)

The Jazz Piano Course: Modal Interchange (Borrowed Chords) Simply Explained!
youtube.com/watch?v=4o6yNe9lJsc

Beato Basics of Music Theory: Borrowed Chords
youtube.com/watch?v=1_sU_6kUrnM


Right. Watched the preview vids on the site and the guys pace was excruciating, lol

Thanks for the links!

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