As a programmer, I feel very at home being on RUclips and having something explained to me in that accent. Glad non-programmers can have this experience, too.
I came here to try and learn cadences for my upcoming ABRSM exam but fell for your amazing vocal improvisations. Honestly Jason, I could listen to you singing all day! Thank you 🙏🏽
Your "epic cadence" is also known as the "Mario cadence" because in the computer game Supermario it was used for an achievement. As you explained, it is three major chords in a row a whole tone apart.
Awesome! Very much appreciated… Would love a video devoted to your ability to play so beautifully without ever looking at the Keyboard unless you are specifically explaining a fingering sequence or a chord formation (Besides the fact that I’m sure it took you many, many years to perfect) Any, tips, pointers, building practices , etc…
Don't know how I can teach something like that Robin! But Chord Inversions will really help along with playing with a purpose. Following the singer, drummer or choir! Will plan a lesson!
Minute I hear epic cadence with Eb chord progression reminded me of Batman back in the 90s. Seal did kiss from a rose with similar sounding chords. Very well covered topic. I always only learnt the first three
Thank you..!! yes it makes the progression beautiful and expands..it more.. adds melody to it..otherwise 1,5,64, becomes boring.. and yes these smaller sections make the whole big thing
Sure Reina! A good option might be to consider our Theory module at the music school. We cover every single concept in a structured & detailed manner : www.nathanielschool.com
Dear Jason, when you sing the word Amen whilst playing a Plagal cadence when demonstrating the end of a hymn you use two differing notes. In contrast, in churches in England I am more familiar with using one note, the tonic of the melody’s scale, on both syllables of the word. This repeated tonic emphasises the end of the hymn as much as the harmony and the text does. The combination is probably a bit too familiar and exaggerated for modern tastes but I think that is probably why the cadence also came to be known as the Amen one. Thank you for so much content of such high quality and for the joy of listening to your beautiful, pure singing and melodies.
i told people i didnt need to know theory but i got no respect. I knew i didnt like the minor 4 chord before i knew what it was. I just like nice sounding things where the focus is on other things than sophisticated chords. I do dig lydian though and how to emphasize it when i get to C hord in G major. Then i know im crackin when i play that lol
@@nathanielschool I was practicing chromatic movements and at the end of the phrase I asked my self what cadence could it be..i can't figure stuff out..what would be c to f# cadence i know its Aug4 or dim 5
As a programmer, I feel very at home being on RUclips and having something explained to me in that accent. Glad non-programmers can have this experience, too.
I came here to try and learn cadences for my upcoming ABRSM exam but fell for your amazing vocal improvisations. Honestly Jason, I could listen to you singing all day! Thank you 🙏🏽
Awesome! Best of luck Sally!
Jason Zac is probably the BEST teacher on RUclips. Love you❤
Thanks so much Sue ❤️
This is the first time i came across such a channel.. you deserve much more subs bro ❤️❤️
Awesome Santhosh! Welcome aboard!
Man, this is SO useful! Amazing tutorial.
Glad you think so!
I love this lesson. Thank you Jason. You are the best!
My pleasure!
Amazing teacher. Best on RUclips.
Thank you Abraham! 😃
Beautiful sir. Melodious. ❤️❤️❤️ Lovely very lovely sir. Awesome praise God. Lovely woooohooo, blessed fingers. Anointed hands by God. ❤️❤️❤️
So nice of you
This lesson is priceless! Great video, Jason
Glad you enjoyed it! You can watch more here: ruclips.net/p/PLrNNL05e9FT_sKjWd1c7K_S55cZ15jAKI
Very clear explanation!!! Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
You're a hell of a musician!! And I love your style! Subbed!
Much appreciated and welcome aboard ☺️
Your "epic cadence" is also known as the "Mario cadence" because in the computer game Supermario it was used for an achievement. As you explained, it is three major chords in a row a whole tone apart.
Oh yes! Should probably be called the Mario cadence! But if you observe, I'm ending the last chord on the Major right?
Thank you sir... Cadences taught me I can do a lot with just 2 chords 🙏
That's great Abraham! Cadences are amazing tools!
I can’t tell you how helpful this is! It’s also a lot of fun to play these cadences. I even started composing a melody! Really amazing- thanks!
You're very welcome Laurel 😊
I learnt another beautiful lesson.... Thankyou ❤️
You’re welcome Subash 😊
Awesome! Very much appreciated… Would love a video devoted to your ability to play so beautifully without ever looking at the Keyboard unless you are specifically explaining a fingering sequence or a chord formation (Besides the fact that I’m sure it took you many, many years to perfect) Any, tips, pointers, building practices , etc…
Don't know how I can teach something like that Robin! But Chord Inversions will really help along with playing with a purpose. Following the singer, drummer or choir! Will plan a lesson!
You are really fantastic. Many thanks.
So nice of you Joseph 🙏🏽
Thank you Jason.
Most welcome Gowrikumar!
so clear thank you dear
You're most welcome, Clency! Thanks for watching 😃
This is epic 🎹 🔥 I got something to play now ,, thankzzzzz bro 🎉
Awesome!
Thank you sir 🙏 for all your work and help by putting out your amazing lessons such as this 🙏 ❤. Epic
My pleasure Andrew! Will continue to give my best!
Minute I hear epic cadence with Eb chord progression reminded me of Batman back in the 90s. Seal did kiss from a rose with similar sounding chords. Very well covered topic. I always only learnt the first three
Oh yes! What an epic song indeed!
This is an amazing lesson, I'm loving everything on your channel !
So happy to hear that Siby!
Excellent and dedicated lesson❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much for tuning in! I'm glad you liked the tutorial😃🎼
Amazing player you are thank you very much☺️
Thanks a ton Michael🤘
thanks perfect very useful lesson
You are most welcome!
Thank you..!! yes it makes the progression beautiful and expands..it more.. adds melody to it..otherwise 1,5,64, becomes boring.. and yes these smaller sections make the whole big thing
Glad you enjoy it Radhika!
Wow this will help me to write my musicianship exams.Please i need tutorals on intervals and triads
Sure Reina! A good option might be to consider our Theory module at the music school. We cover every single concept in a structured & detailed manner : www.nathanielschool.com
This was simply epic.
Thanks a ton Shumu!
Excellent - well done.
Many thanks Charles!
Fantastic teacher! Thank you Jason 😊
My pleasure..!!😇
Excellent session Jason ji… 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed Kishore!
This my first Time watching Your video
You have a loyal subscriber now ❤️❤️❤️❤️💖
Best explained 🙂
Thanks Abdullah and welcome aboard 😊
When you sing in your upper register, you sound exactly like Billy Joel! ❤
That's so nice of you! Billy Joel is one of my main inspirations 🙏🏽
Master piece
Thanks a ton! Glad you found the lesson useful!
Merci beacoup for this.
Thanks Lawrence!
Great stuff please do a video on how to finger all the major chords and minor chords. Also chromatic solfage
Will plan!
Waiting for it 😲🔥
Are you here
Very good explanations, high quality course
Glad you think so!
Excellent teaching by a more excellent teacher💯
You are too kind Piyush!
Absolutely amazing video my friend....Thank you
Awesome Remy! Most welcome!
great video as usual... I´m inspired now to try out the Epic chords on my piano!
Go for it Morten!
Love this lesson ♥️learning do muc from you! Thank you
Awesome! Thank you Joyce!
Thank u Jason sir for sharing knowledge.. flamenco playing style was nice pls teach that kind of styles tq
Sure Srinivas! Most welcome!
Thank you. Jason😍😍😍😍😍
Most welcome Suphon!
Best cadence video❤
So awesome to know! Do stay tuned for more of our lessons 😊
Thanks you
Welcome Lilian!
Dear Jason, when you sing the word Amen whilst playing a Plagal cadence when demonstrating the end of a hymn you use two differing notes. In contrast, in churches in England I am more familiar with using one note, the tonic of the melody’s scale, on both syllables of the word. This repeated tonic emphasises the end of the hymn as much as the harmony and the text does. The combination is probably a bit too familiar and exaggerated for modern tastes but I think that is probably why the cadence also came to be known as the Amen one. Thank you for so much content of such high quality and for the joy of listening to your beautiful, pure singing and melodies.
Thanks for your observations Jon! And cheers!
What a stunningly beautiful introduction!
Thank you kindly!
Very interesting, I love Epic cadence
Yep! Totally Epic! More Epic music of mine here: riffs.jasonzacmusic.com/?filter=Emotion-%3AEpic
I really like your videos!
I appreciate that Flavio!
Love it when he says youre crackin lol
5:26 - 31 SOUNDS LIKE BILLY JOEL!
Awesome Gerron!
Dude, cool voice.
Thanks a ton!
I want you to teach me how to choose the mode with the mood of the song, thank you very much.
You're welcome Suphon 😊
Very very helpful sir🙏🙏🙏
Thanks a ton!
Solid gold lesson Jason, thanks!
Glad you liked it Jonny!
love this tutorial Jason :)
A question though, do all these cadences work with minor scale too? I mean the main ones - authentic, plagal, half etc.
Of course. I think I mentioned this either in this lesson or some others on our channel
Listen to this as well: ruclips.net/p/PLrNNL05e9FT-Yc12B5id1BGhfj9VokNp5
@@nathanielschool thanks a lot :)
Please also explain how you play the left hand with these cadences
Need another lesson for this Mauger. Will plan!
Best 😭❤️❤️
Thanks so much for your support 🙏🏽
I always knew "a kiss from a rose" was epic 😂
🤘🏽
Wonderful!
Thank you! Cheers!
i told people i didnt need to know theory but i got no respect. I knew i didnt like the minor 4 chord before i knew what it was. I just like nice sounding things where the focus is on other things than sophisticated chords. I do dig lydian though and how to emphasize it when i get to C hord in G major. Then i know im crackin when i play that lol
Excellent lesdon
Thanks Tzod!
I think the use of "picardy third" could also be part of this video lesson. Picardy third is also a kind of candence
Yeah. I don't use it that often. Just wanted to focus on the ones I use a lot. But there are quite a few more. Even the Phrygian one is awesome!
What you call epic cadence, isn't it what's more commonly called chromatic mediants ???
Either way, nice video, quite informative, thanks a lot. 👍
nice
Thanks a ton Patrick!
Thanks Patrick!
Sir could you add a inversion in 3:58 for the root cord instead really moving your hand. kashyap here
Yes of course Kashyap. You should try Inversions for most of these transitions
Sir I can't understand cadence on chromatic scale can you help me
Not sure I follow your question? I didn't teach the chromatic scale in this lesson no?
@@nathanielschool I was practicing chromatic movements and at the end of the phrase I asked my self what cadence could it be..i can't figure stuff out..what would be c to f# cadence i know its Aug4 or dim 5
C major 7th = C E G B
C minor 7th = C D# G A#
C7 =??
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C E G Bb (Basically a Major Chord with a FLAT 7). Watch this lesson: ruclips.net/video/qUqFj7cbq8w/видео.html
@@nathanielschool thank you sir
Next time write the chords on the screen ❤
It's written no? Or else, there are the notes as well!
We want something simple to begin with don't show off
Perhaps you should watch our Piano lessons. This is a Theory lesson to demonstrate the sound of the concepts covered!