Added by on 2013-07-17

www.GuitarLessons365.com Please Rate, Comment, Favorite and Subscribe. THANKS!! This lesson focuses on how to create and understand minor key chord progressions. You should download the FREE Minor Key Chord Progressions PDF tutorial from the main site at http so you can follow along and understand everything I am talking about in the video. While you are there you will find many more FREE video lessons for players of all levels in a much more organized format. Your support at the main site is what will enable me to continue these FREE daily lesson updates. THANKS!! Lesson Taught By: Carl Brown

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25 Comments

  • cwfbassman 11 years ago

    Thank you for the info

  • poochstyle 11 years ago

    Thank you so much for this video

  • XJagerxTDMX 11 years ago

    This video lesson was amazing i gained a whole lot of new ideas because of this info and realized what i should work on. Thanks

  • incivan pico 11 years ago

    Kool stuff! i’ve added this to my fav’s i’m always lazy over chord prog’s but i’ll certainly use this info thank’s m8 !

  • ncripzx 11 years ago

    wow, that was an exuberant, fantastic, brilliant and twingering lessons thanks, brad

  • DorianSchoolOfMusic 11 years ago

    It bothers me how it is usually taught that using a minor 5 chord in a minor key is a bad thing and should never be done. I like that you show the minor 5 chord as an option. There is no question that the major 5 increases the pull to the tonic and strengthens the cadence but sometimes the minor 5 is what is needed for the desired effect. I own a music school and one of my instructors argued with me on this point tonight. He learned that it is always a no no. Great video.

  • jesseallen38 11 years ago

    thanks for the progression…you must have a very strong pinky finger to press all those strings down in the D major and C major chord. I’ve got to use my ring finger….

  • Faeleena 11 years ago

    This is an amazing lesson. But augh… that buzzing. >.<

  • gorthoth 11 years ago

    minor keys are are dark riffs that are great in black metal

  • MorganRNReid 11 years ago

    this is ridiculously useful lol

  • kennedy garduce 11 years ago

    plsss help me who can tell if this is right way … 1st memorize the fret board then . 2nd do the caged system 3rd learn the minor and major scales in all shape whole the neck. .. plsss i nid your help some body help me here pls reply here pls tnx

  • discostarslayer 11 years ago

    sounds like hotel california

  • Ali Kose 11 years ago

    Amazing lesson. Very useful :) Thank you

  • jloane 11 years ago

    awesome video :)

  • MUVEband 11 years ago

    Hey man really good video!!!!! 

  • diegomanx321 11 years ago

    awsomeeeee ibb been looking for ways of getting out off the same boring minr and seventhh chords i want too exxpirement with more. u cann alsoo u thisss alot if ur a shrederrrr cuzz you can seep the arpegios for thisss

  • smashingpoop 11 years ago

    thank you!

  • personaltip 11 years ago

    You are a great teacher! I really like your lessons and the way you teach or deliver the lessons to a beginner student like me. Thanks a lot

  • osfpatrick 11 years ago

    this is exactly what i have been looking for thank you sir!

  • spartacus1125 11 years ago

    so what chords is he listing from 4:25? different versions of the 6th chord?

  • tristin183 11 years ago

    that is sort of what they did in that song!

  • Tiremanwms 11 years ago

    Sounds like Hotel California by the Eagles. He’s quite good, glad I found this.

  • Rudy Perkins 11 years ago

    That chromatic bit helped me so much. I’ve use diminished chords a bunch in harmonic minor but never put together how to use it to modulate keys. Fantastic lesson.

  • nikar0 11 years ago

    Cool stuff, ive been more into making songs and the technical side of things. and even though i have a small grasp of theory, never ventured into thinking much about it. Though sometimes i have a chord, arpeggio or sound i want to get and have to play around to try to find it. I’m guessing theory would help alot with that and with songwriting, trying to find the next chord or the next line. :) subscribed. My channel has my original music if you would like to check it out!

    Cheers and thank you

  • michaelocinneide 11 years ago

    i agree. should have way more hits. This is quality.. i suppose way too practical and real for the ‘i can play guitar’!! people!