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Voice leading is when we set up the notes of each chord in the progression to minimise the quantity of movement each voice has to make, resulting in a development that is not just simpler to perform but sounds smoother and more cohesive.
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0:00 What is Voice Leading?
2:27 Clocks by Coldplay.
6:00 don't voice lead the bass.
7:02 Pianote.
8:01 Back to Black by Amy Winehouse.
11:04 piano vs. guitar chord developments.
11:59 12 bar blues voice leading.
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I’m the leader 😂
Yes you are
Thx my man
Good. It seems like I try to emphasize this when play chords of a scale on guitar
Can we PLEASE get a video on the Creep chord progression
I will add it to the list 😊😊
You should do a video going through the types of articulation and performance techniques for different orchestral instrument using your teaching style, maybe going through a family of instruments at a time in a video (e.g. strings/woodwind/percussion).
Dude you choosed the best time to come out with these videos. I just bought a MIDI and started to teach myself to play on piano in december. After playing guitar for 13 years, it was kind of an easy start, and realized a lot of things by just thinking on it, but I always got some new info or idea from your videos as a beginner. Thank you David!
Great to hear 😃😃
Sounds like pedal notes to me?
Would like to see a video on IV -> I -> III -> vi, It’s kind of the chord structure of you’ve got a friend in me from toy story. It sounds really smooth like the vi, IV, I, V at the start of this video but has this weird major three chord that doesn’t match the key quite.