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This is only going to be useful in a partial way, and more likely to be helpful if you play guitar, but Richard Lloyd (formerly of the band Television) explains
by wyclif 9y ago
This is only going to be useful in a partial way, and more likely to be helpful if you play guitar, but Richard Lloyd (formerly of the band Television) explains the "circle of fourths and fifths" here:
https://youtu.be/mNmEq-cP9Oo https://youtu.be/mNmEq-cP9Oo
https://youtu.be/9lSifKZ80H4 https://youtu.be/9lSifKZ80H4
- beat 9y agoI took a lesson from Richard Lloyd once. In that format, he goes much deeper into the Circle of Fifths. He finds as much spiritual meaning in it as Coltrane did in the symmetries found in the drawings of the original article.
- wyclif 9y agoYou are lucky. He's an idiosyncratic and eccentric, but unique and brilliant guitar teacher. Also one of the most influential guitarists ever. He has issues too, but I think his unique approach overcomes his mental health history and he's stabilized a lot after getting the right medication. I've heard he now conducts lessons over Skype and I should check to see if he's taking new students.