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by Kole* on December 24, 2009

(8.3, 18 votes)

Today, we'll be talking about the "Omnibus Progression". Traditionally it's usage was mainly by composers of the Romantic era, especially Brahms.

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Kole*

posted on Dec 24, 2009 02:21 pm #

Hey everyone, I just watched the video and realized that you can't see some of the text at the bottom of the video. I'll fix that up and hopefully we'll have the updated video up within the next few days.

However, you should still be able to understand and apply the concept w/o the additional text comments.

Best of luck and enjoy!

-Kole

I AM CAT

posted on Dec 24, 2009 04:08 pm #

Really like this, gave me some refreshing ideas thanks a lot man! Great job explaining it clearly!

Ysrafel

posted on Dec 24, 2009 06:08 pm #

Great job my friend! The point about using it as a bridge is exactly what I was thinking. It might be a little over the heads of the majority of viewers here, but the omnibus can also be used with diminished 7 chords for an interesting effect.

JustLikeMe

m posted on Dec 25, 2009 02:00 am #

Kole* wrote:

Hey everyone, I just watched the video and realized that you can't see some of the text at the bottom of the video.

You can see the text if you watch fullscreen.

Kole*

posted on Dec 26, 2009 03:07 pm #

Thanks, I'm glad this was helpful!

JustLikeMe wrote:

Kole* wrote:

Hey everyone, I just watched the video and realized that you can't see some of the text at the bottom of the video.
You can see the text if you watch fullscreen.

Oh Okay, thanks!

the_perdestrian

posted on Dec 27, 2009 04:49 am #

This is an interesting lesson and Im pleased to say I actually learned something. Usually every lesson on here is for absolute beginners.

Also you should move your "water pipe" out from behind you when you make videos, even if it is for tobacco use only.

Kole*

posted on Dec 27, 2009 04:02 pm #

the_perdestrian wrote:

This is an interesting lesson and Im pleased to say I actually learned something. Usually every lesson on here is for absolute beginners.

Also you should move your "water pipe" out from behind you when you make videos, even if it is for tobacco use only.

Glad you picked up some useful information! Haha, as for the "water pipe" that's actually a pink maraca and rainstick. Although, when I look back at the video I can see why you may have thought other wise :p.

wheelz1045

posted on Dec 29, 2009 12:48 am #

Am I the only one who can't get this video to work?

Lunix

posted on Feb 25, 2011 03:18 pm #

That is a very pretty red "vase".

vanitybinge

posted on Dec 13, 2011 03:58 pm #

Id like to see some examples of this but I'm having trouble finding them on your website.

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