In this video I demonstrate the significance of harmonizing melodies with chords I, IV, & V.
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⏱ Video Content Outline

0:00 - About this lesson
0:55 - Why are I, IV, & V special?
1:37 - Brahms Lullaby
2:49 - Playing the scale and harmonizing each note
5:09 - Harmonizing one note with different chords
6:17 - Scale harmonizing demonstration
7:23 - Getting in touch with music as a language
8:00 - FREE PDF: Chords with Color

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💬 Lesson Description

People often make fun of three-chord songs, but some of the most well-known and timeless pieces of music only use I, IV, and V (the three major chords of a key). 

In this simple video I walk through a delightful harmonization etude that maps out how every note in the major scale can be supported by either I, IV, or V.

And it sounds beautiful :) 

If you've ever wondered how to add the right chords to a melody then definitely check this one out.

I hope you enjoyed this lesson about Harmonizing melodies with I, IV, & V. Let me know what you thought in the comments.

Thanks! :)

- Jared

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