Can A DIMINISHED Chord Be Your Tonal Center? [Q&A]

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00:00 How can G7 be the V in C minor? It's not Gm7 ?
03:41 Can a diminished chord be the tonal center?
05:05 Can Dorian exist without a parent key?
07:33 I didn't understand anything!!
08:48 Are you an Engineer?

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Can you make a diminished chord the tonal center of your piece?

Apparently there are people who cannot sleep because they are obsessed with this question...

I know because several emails I received with this question were written between midnight and 4am!

So... I have to do my duty as your friendly neighbour music theorist.

I mean, how could I sleep at night, knowing that you don't? ;-)

Watch this video so you can sleep safe and sound and untroubled by diminished tonal centers that may lurk under your bed...

In this video we'll also answer:

- How can G7 be the V in C minor ? It's not Gm7 ?
- Can Dorian exist without a parent key?
- I didn't understand anything!!
- Are you an Engineer?
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