What's in between Major and Minor chords? | Q+A

A video on YouTube. In Music Lessons, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

Adam Neely answers viewer questions about music theory, chord progressions, songwriting, practice habits, and the music industry in an Instagram Q&A format.

From the video

Answers: What are the answers to various music theory and musician lifestyle questions asked by Instagram followers?

Barbershop harmony
Backdoor 2-5 progression
Neutral thirds
Practicing by ear
Lydian dominant scale
Fingerstyle guitar
Live 808 triggers
Impact of quarantine on musicians

What it concludes

Barbershop singers tune by ear so the harmonics align to match the harmonic seventh.
Loudness is a psychoacoustic phenomenon, so playing the same note with two instruments at the same dynamic level does not double the perceived loudness.
Practicing songs and solos by ear is one of the most important things a musician can do.
Learning classical music theory teaches a very narrow slice of Western music history, but diatonic triads and key signatures remain immensely useful.

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