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The sound of it reminds me of Radiohead a lot
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Another iconic use is when freddie says "as if nothing really matters" at the end of the 1st verse of the Bohemian Rhapsody. Of course its not approached from the tonic, rather from the vi chord, but then the minor iv resolves to the major tonic.after that the piece transitions back again to Bb major.
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I'm impressed with how quickly and clearly you explained the concept and all the prerequisite knowledge to understand the explanation, and even had time to talk about the emotional depth on the concept and still fit it all into a short. 🔥
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The minor 4 chord gets even more emotional when you add a sixth (in this case a d).
Either on top (f - a flat - c - d) or as the bass note (d - f - a flat - c).
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I love this chord so much!! Especially in the progression IV -> iv -> I, it's so satisfying and beautiful resolution ^^
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For me it’s the IV maj7. Pet Shop Boys use it a lot to express longing, wistfulness, regret.
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To really get the effect, it works best with IV => iv like 'In my Life' or 'Mother nature's Son'.
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Wow I've been playing that chord when I was just screwing around and loved it didn't know so many other people did
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I wouldn't attempt to challenge your knowledge of music. In fact, I've learned quite a bit watching your videos. I'm not disputing your description of the emotional effect of the minor 4 chord, but as far as feeling something right in the wherever-things-like-this-hit-you, a change from the tonic to the minor 3 gets me every time, a recent example being the chorus of the Beatles' Now and Then.
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Thank you very much for your videos and the effective way you explain music.
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Just want to say thank you for explaining a minor fourth so easy to understand. Most videos I watch about basic things assume you’re a bloody wizard on keyboard and are for some reason just watching beginner videos. I’m a beginner, talk to me like I’m a beginner! I thank you sir!
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i love this. such a simple chord but does a lot
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Always makes me think of the funeral march of queen mary
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So many of the best songs and compositions incorporate this chord change, and right at the perfect moment to give you goosebumps. Some of my favorites are: No surprises, In My Life, The Killing Moon. It's even used by great classical composers. Richard Strauss uses it in the opening of his orchestral masterpiece, Sprach Zarathustra (made iconic by the film 2001: A Space Odyssey)
That piece of music is almost entirely based around the chords C, F and G. But my god when it crescendos from F minor back to C: chills every time!!
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Sounds like jack stauber's opal ending
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wonderful plagal ending with those two half steps resolving F to E, Ab to G.
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You know, I was experimenting with this progression, and I decided to do the complete opposite. A Major 4th chord in a Minor key. It sounded very cool. Then I realized...that's just the Dorian mode.
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My favorite instance of the chord is No Surprises by Radiohead
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We can find Fm in the key of C major in 'Livin' Thing' by Electric Ligth Orchestra and 'La Vie en Rose' by Edith Piaf, in both the result is very emotional, now I know the reason! 😀
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11 months ago
The Beatles used it many times. My favorite one is from "In My Life"
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