Changing Harmony from Major to Minor - Music Theory

Discover how to harmonise the same melody in either a major key or a minor key. In many cases the implied tonality is obvious when one looks at a melodic line. Sometimes it isn’t entirely clear if a melodic phrase should be harmonised in a major key or in the relative minor. This music theory lesson starts with a melodic line and demonstrates how it can be harmonised equally successfully in both G major and E minor.

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🕘 Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction to changing harmony from major to minor
0:22 - Working out the key of the melody
1:49 - Playing the melody
2:50 - Simple major harmony
4:39 - Advanced major harmony
10:14 - Playing the major harmonization
10:27 - Simple minor harmony
11:55 - Advanced minor harmony
15:40 - Playing both major and minor versions
16:09 - Conclusion

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