Chords for Uke Minutes 18 - Chord Families

Hello this is Audreyn Guerrero and welcome to another Youth Minutes. _
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_ Ever wonder why chords just kind of [Eb] sound good together?
These chords [G] sound so good together.
Well this is a simple, very simple way of me explaining to you why certain chords sound good together.
So we're going to take our scale, _ say our C scale, right?
C, D, E, [A] F, G, A, B, C.
[D] So we're going to take all the notes in our C scale and we're going to give them numbers.
So 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, [C] 6, 7, 8.
[F] So _ number 1, 4, and 5 are going to be [A] major.
_ Okay?
_ And 1 [E] is the same thing as 8, so 8 is going to be major too.
[F] And 2, [E] 3, _ 6 _ are going to be minor.
_ _ 7 is a diminished chord.
_ Okay?
So 1 is major, 2 is minor, [C] 3 is minor, _ 4 is major, 5 is major, 6 is minor, 7 is diminished, and 8 is major.
Alright?
So C, D [Em] minor, E minor, [F] F, [G] G, [Am] A minor, [B] B diminished, [C] C.
_ [C] That's your chord family in a C major scale.
_ So you can pretty much take these [N] and take any scale and figure out the scale and put them in this formula, you get your chord family. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ Alright?
That was your youth minutes chord families.
This is Eldrine Garo once again for Ukulele Underground signing off.
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