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Great YouTube channel teaching music theory using popular songs

krassmannkrassmann
edited April 2022 in Knowledge Base

I love these videos and I learned a lot from them. He explains very well and with a very clear voice. I particularly like that he always uses some well known songs as examples for that what he explains. His videos are not a repetition of the circle of fifths etc. but rather how to use music theory for song writing. Really very useful. Definitely a recommendation if you also like Rick Beato.

https://youtube.com/c/DavidBennettPiano

A great starting point might be his video about popular chord progressions:

Finally he made me understand why I love the Dorian mode so much. Virtually all the example songs rank very high among my favorite songs.

Comments

  • BirbHopeBirbHope

    Thanks Krassmann.
    You’re right. Very well done. I’ve seen the first one in my YT feed but never clicked on it because I thought it looked like it might try to sell me something….

  • NeonSiliconNeonSilicon

    My fav. music theory channel on YT, https://www.youtube.com/c/EarlyMusicSourcescom/videos

    The songs are popular as long as you count things from several centuries ago. Seriously though, the channel is very entertaining and there are some intriguing insights to be gained.

  • krassmannkrassmann

    @NeonSilicon said:
    My fav. music theory channel on YT, https://www.youtube.com/c/EarlyMusicSourcescom/videos

    The songs are popular as long as you count things from several centuries ago. Seriously though, the channel is very entertaining and there are some intriguing insights to be gained.

    Thank you. I will watch it. The classical music is kind of a blind spot in my efforts to understand music theory. It’s always important to study the old masters.

  • krassmannkrassmann

    @BirbHope said:
    Thanks Krassmann.
    You’re right. Very well done. I’ve seen the first one in my YT feed but never clicked on it because I thought it looked like it might try to sell me something….

    For me it was the same. But once I watched this chord progressions video I started to like the channel.

  • MobileMusicMobileMusic
    edited April 2022

    The BEST channel for music and theory - Jason is phenomenal and underrated!

    https://www. youtube.com/NathanielSchool

  • ciancian

    These are all great.

    A couple of mine:

    This is very good, despite being about video game music:
    https://www.youtube.com/c/8bitMusicTheory?app=desktop

    In particular some of the videos in this list are fantastic:

    There's stuff on ambient music, rhythm, drums - along with the kind of stuff you might expect.

    This guy is also great on standard theory stuff:

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