Practicing seventh chords, Method three. 2 2
the two, five, one progression in all keys with the left hand basically, 3 3
this is part of the cycle fifth that we learned before. 4 4
[MUSIC] 5 5
The caterpillar movement. 6 6
[MUSIC] 7 7
This is a great way to learn the seventh in the left hand, 8 8
because it will cover the most common chord movement cycle fifth. 9 9
You will hear this two, five, 10 10
one [SOUND] in nearly every song, many times. 11 11
We'll also cover the three most common types of chord that you 12 12
will encounter in songs minor seven, seven, and a major seven. 13 13
[MUSIC] 14 14
And you also get to practice a middle inversion, [SOUND] so 15 15
there's the middle inversion, and the caterpillar movement. 16 16
So it's all in one practice progression it's extremely useful to practice, 17 17
let's try it in the key of C. 18 18
So look at the family of C, 19 19
first of all you've got a chord built on each tone of the major scale. 20 20
[MUSIC] 21 21
C major seven, D minor seven, E minor seven, F major seven, 22 22
G seven, A minor seven, B half diminished seven. 23 23
Each tone is number one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, 24 24
this is where the two, five, one comes in. 25 25
[MUSIC] 26 26
two chord built [SOUND] two, D minor seven, 27 27
[SOUND] we'll build on five, one, two, three, four, five. 28 28
[MUSIC] 29 29
Is G seven, the one is obviously the riff. 30 30
[MUSIC] 31 31
So second, fifth, you can hear each chord wants to. 32 32
[MUSIC]. 33 33
If we do G seven as a middle conversion there from the D minor, 34 34
G seven, so there's G, middle with the seven, back to C major seven. 35 35
[SOUND] So then you want to learn that in every key, 36 36
so you move up a tone to the key of D flat. 37 37
Second of D flat is E flat minor seven [SOUND] where 38 38
the caterpillar end cuz the fifth [SOUND] is A flat seven. 39 39
[MUSIC] 40 40
And then back to the root [SOUND] D flat major seven, [SOUND] E flat minor seven. 41 41
[SOUND] A flat 7 [SOUND] seven [SOUND] E flat major seven. 42 42
Let's try the third one, so you're in the key of D, second is E minor seven. 43 43
[SOUND] Fifth is A middle seven, 44 44
[SOUND] right to D major seven. 45 45
[SOUND] If you can hear resolving, 46 46
[SOUND] Then up to the key of E flat, 47 47
[SOUND] second is F minor seven. 48 48
[MUSIC] 49 49
Caterpillar to B flat 7 [SOUND] there's B Flat with A seven. 50 50
[MUSIC] 51 51
Over to the key E flat mjorr seven. 52 52
[MUSIC] 53 53
And the key of E, second is F sharp minor 7. 54 54
[MUSIC] 55 55
Caterpillar to B seven [SOUND] to E major seven. 56 56
[SOUND] We're up to the key of F, so the second is G minor seven, 57 57
[SOUND] caterpillar C seven, [SOUND] back to F major seven. 58 58
[SOUND] Next is F sharp, 59 59
second is A flat minor seven [SOUND] 60 60
caterpillar to D flat seven. 61 61
[SOUND] One up to G without major seven or F sharp Major seven [INAUDIBLE]. 62 62
[SOUND] Next key is G second, [SOUND] A minor seventh, 63 63
[SOUND] D seven, [SOUND] G major seven. 64 64
[SOUND] Next is A flat, second is B flat minor seventh, 65 65
[SOUND] [INAUDIBLE] seven, E flat, 66 66
caterpillar, [SOUND] A flat, major seven. 67 67
[SOUND] Next is A, second is B minor seven, 68 68
[SOUND] caterpillar to E seven, [SOUND] all right? 69 69
A major 7, [SOUND] next key is B flat, second is C minor seven, 70 70
[SOUND] caterpillar to F seven [SOUND] to B, it's like major seven. 71 71
[SOUND] The next key is B, second is C sharp minor 7, 72 72
[SOUND] caterpillar to F sharp seven, [SOUND] right to B major seven. 73 73
[SOUND] And again once you've practiced, tic the box at the bottom. 74 74
You could even write under the box where you ended if you didn't practice all those 75 75
at one time, so that you don't repeat yourself. 76 76
You continue to practice different ones every day.