The Beatles - Modal Mixture (song example)

People say the Beatles were masters of harmony. But what does that mean? It means they knew how to craft amazing chord progressions -- combining chords in unexpected, but satisfying, ways that made their songs great. And they often did this using a technique called "modal mixture." Here's an excellent example....

0:00 Welcome
2:30 Getting into it ... Looking at a young Paul mcCartney
4:10 Looking at the Intro's chord progression (Talk through & Guitar)
6:13 Verse chord progression
8:50 Looking at Db Ionian (major chord) on the ChordMap
10:45 ChordMap diagram with the chord highlighted
12:12 Chorus 1 progression
13:00 Chorus 1 on the ChordMap
15:39 More Chorus 1 progression -- change tonic to Db Ionian (diagrams & ChordMap) -- minor to Major
19:30 ChordMap summary (diagram with highlighted chord)
20:00 Verse 3 progression, ChordMap
25:00 Playing the progression on piano
26:20 Topic wrap up & Comments (general chat on this one)
38:05 Wrap up

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