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WHY DOES THIS CHORD SOUND SO GOOD? - Negative Harmony, Explained

FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM:   / creativelyexplained   OFFICIAL WEBSITE - https://www.creativelyexplained.com/ LINKS TO MUSIC THAT USES THE IV- /II-7(b5) CHORD: The Beatles | In My Life | (min 0:15)    • Видео   Os Tincoas | Cordeiro de Nana | (min 0:05)    • Os Tincoãs - Cordeiro de Nanã .wmv   Christina Aguilera | Beautiful | (min 0:10)    • Christina Aguilera - Beautiful (Offic...   Stevie Wonder | He's Misstra Know It All | (min 0:04)   • Stevie Wonder - He's Misstra Know-it-all   Randy Newman | Dayton Ohio 1903 | (min 0:42)    • Randy Newman - Dayton, Ohio - 1903   Felix Mendelssohn | Violin Concert No.1 | (min 4:00)    • Видео   Norah Jones | Don't Miss You At All | (min 0:20)    • Don't Miss You at All   Stevie Wonder (arr. Jacob Collier) | You And I | (min 0:05)    • You And I (Audio) - Jacob Collier   Arnold Schoenberg | Verklarte Nacht | (min 15:08)    • Schoenberg - Verklärte Nacht (Transfi...   Novos Baianos | Preta Pretinha | (min 0:53)    • Novos Baianos - Preta pretinha   About 70% of Rachmaninov DESCRIPTION: The II-7(b5) / IV- is a very popular harmony used in all genres. In this video I aimed to explain this concept in two different perspectives; so as to make this understandable to musicians and non-musicians/music lovers. (hopefully) Hopefully you will learn something in this video :) Subscribe for more Creatively eXplained videos! General & Business email: [email protected] LINKS: I highly suggest watching June Lee's Interviews with Jacob Collier Part 1 & 2. PART 1 -    • Interview: Jacob Collier (Part 1)   PART 2 -    • Interview: Jacob Collier (Part 2)   Check out Jacob Collier explaining Harmony in 5 levels of difficulty (with Herbie Hancock): WIRED -    • Jacob Collier Explains Music in 5 Lev...   Credits: All images and video are licensed under Creative Commons or were purchased and licensed for commercial use in this video. Music written by Creatively eXplained all rights reserved © Creatively eXplained all rights reserved, 2018 Features Chopin's A-flat Major Nocturne and a section of Jacob Collier/ Herbie Hancock WIRED interview. I do not own the copyright for these two works, such critique is meant for educational purposes as fair use. This is an audio corrected version of the video uploaded on April 7th 2018.