The FOUR Chord Trick!

Building on the earlier video about the THREE chord Progression, her we are adding a fourth chord which, just to confuse you is called the 6th chord, which is because when we go up and major scale we start with the KEY chord (1) then 2,3,4.5 .6 and 7 notes in the scale and each one has a chord associated with it. For a standard major scale we have a 1 - Major, 2 - minor, 3 - minor , 4 - major, 5- major, 6 - minor, and 7 - diminished. This extra chord is the 6th of the scale - and so is a minor. For reference I try these folk : Axis of Awesome :    • 4 Chords | Music Videos | The Axis Of Awesome   David Bennett Music Theory :    • 1 Chord Progression, 5 Levels of Complexity   Justin Guitar :    • 5 Chord Progressions You REALLY Should Know!   Write A Song :    • Chord Progression Theory Explained (Major ...   If all else fails, contact me ! Thanks for watching, Andy