Make sure you stick around to the end so you can APPLY these techniques to learn actual songs from the radio 💪 And here's the cheat sheet link for ya: bestpianoclass.com/4weekplan Here’s what we’ll cover: 00:00 Intro 00:29 Exercise 1: The 4 Power Chords 03:05 Exercise 2: Power Rhythm Patterns 07:32 Exercise 3: Arpeggio Patterns (for the Emotional Sound) 10:45 Let’s Learn Some Actual Songs!! Happy practicing!! -Zach
with your practice cheat sheets i find my time at the key board is so productive and i can feel the improvement from beginning to end. Plus my free form expands with each new lesson Thank you!
Wow this is so helpful! It’s continually building on each note, pattern and chord. This is week 1 for me and I am already here. Going to keep working on these patterns until they feel completely smooth and easy to accomplish.
Cool video small thing for those starting the C major and F major are actually inversions of the chord you could actually use the same finger “figure” but if it’s easier for you.
I’ve been practicing with you for 4 weeks and I’m so glad I found your videos!!! I’m at Piano Practice Routine: 4 Power Chords. Starting to count or clap. Not so easy for me I have no rhythm but I will get there a little at a time with your help!! Thanks Zach
Great lesson Zach! I printed out and made flash cards with the close chords sheet & bro it has made is soo easy to learn new songs. I picked up this progression in 2 mins :) & youre absolutely right. Im 4 weeks in and aprpeggios were def. a lot easier to pick up. Now its just practice and increasing speed. Thanks man
I love your videos! Today, I am confused. The chords you are showing in this video, does not match the chords on your downloadable cheat sheet. What am I missing here?
Please make a Become a Guitar Superhuman! I just know you could make a great series for playing guitar that's every bit as amazing as this for piano. Pretty please 🥺
Im a dnb/jungle producer and have bin trying to progress in my melodic sounds, youve shown me and made me understand things easier. Going to do what you said. 15 mins a day. (Prob 30 and drive my neighbours crazy) see were this gets my production. Big ups bro.
To “play the piano” means more than is ever alluded to in most RUclips videos. It means being able to read music. It means knowing the different ways that a chord can be played, including first and second inversions for triads. It means understanding chord progressions and scales for both major and minor. It means finger and hand independence. In other words…..it means much more than being able to sit down and play a song you heard on the radio. That’s all well and good and it’s lots of fun….and hopefully being able to do that sparks your interest in learning the instrument, but being able to play a song does not mean you can “play the piano.” Speaking for myself, I’ve been working on this instrument for three years, and I figure it’s going to be at least another five or six years of additional work before I could look someone in the face and say, “I can play the piano.”
@@SheetFiber That's true..... but I believe that some of the more "click bait" titles used on RUclips mislead unknowing individuals to believe that there is some sort of a 3 or 4 week shortcut from going from no knowledge to being able to "play the piano." That is not meant as any disrespect to this channel or the creator of this channel. It's a general observation for people who may have no idea whatsoever about what is needed to become proficient.
Finally! Zach teaches the "All of Me" rhythm. What's it been 5 years? Eight? since I tried to learn that song and your support person told me "it's hard." Now you show us the easy way. Piano players--I bought the class and it was WORTH IT! I became a better piano player because Zach taught me HOW TO PRACTICE!!! I'm singing a capella now, but I still use the same practice techniques. I'm a satisfied customer. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!
I will be a master soon cause patterns are so easy to do! Thanks for this amazing lesson ! Shoot us up again with more famous POP songs! 💐☀️💐☀️💐! Zapper Zack!
I like the intro song what is it, I would like to express my sincere gratitude for teaching me how to play the piano. Your guidance and patience have been invaluable, and I feel like I have grown so much as a musician under your instruction. Learning how to read sheet music and play different genres of music has been an incredible journey, and I couldn't have done it without your support. Thank you for sharing your passion and expertise with me, and for inspiring me to continue to grow and develop my skills.
Your videos and this in particular helped me in getting rid of a life long blockage I had towards playing music! I used to play flute as a kid and picked up little little piano when I was about 10 and had to drop it after few months cause the neighbours were complaining (back then keyboard was not an option). I was so disappointed at not remembering anything that I never really got into it again. Then my brother gifted a keyboard to my mom, and now I am visiting her I just found your videos and started, this was about a week ago. And I got so good so fast! I can play two Beethoven and started with Nuvole Bianche of Einaudi, just cause I practiced this video so much. Thank you cause you brought magic back in my life!
Can you link the video tutorial that you’re learning for Nuvole Bianche? It’s a favorite of mine, and I’d love to learn it! I am also a beginner and have found these videos extremely helpful, so I recently subscribed.
I will tell you that i learned how to play in about 1 week just from one of his videos. I may not have been great, but I figured out everything I needed, from scratch. Have now played for 15 months and no one can tell. I taught my 8 year old and my 4 year old from just what I knew from the single video I seen of his. They have both been playing now for 14 months (8 yr old) and 10 months (4 year old). We all learned all chords, and can play all inversions fluently. This guy saved me from throwing away a keyboard that was collecting dust for 3 years, just because I didn't understand what to do. With him it was like going from zero-100 instantly. Now I come see his style videos. I have links to my daughter's timed progress so I can show them how well we all have gotten.
@@SomeDumUsrName ruclips.net/video/ejkZsyzwdNs/видео.html 5 year old ruclips.net/video/Nj4KzhjOwsw/видео.html 9 year old Love showing they have learned. This is 3 weeks ago or very close to it
Pengalaman anda hampir sama dengan pengalaman saya dimana keyboard saya dulu disimpan lama 2 tahunan dan telah dijadikan sarang semut di dalamnya..hanya karena saya tidak bisa memainkannya dengan benar dan baik hingga akhirnya saya jual keyboard itu..dan saya kemudian membeli keyboard Casio WK 7600 yang murah beberapa tahun lalu khusus untuk belajar piano dari RUclips. Saya ingin anak-anak saya, 13, 8 dan 5 tahun belajar piano dari channel ini dengan serius hingga ada kemajuan berarti. Terima kasih untuk pengajar piano yang telah memberikan tutorialnya dengan baik walaupun terlalu cepat ucapannya untuk anak-anak saya yang belum lancar pendengaran bahasa Inggrisnya. Salam terbaik.
So here’s a question I have seen covered much: when you’re playing C-major and G-major, you’re using your thumb, pointer, and ring finger and alternating between them. Does it matter if instead a person were to play C-major with their thumb, middle, and pinkie and then when switching to G-major, play it with their thumb, pointer and ring finger? I mean obviously we can play the keys however we want, but should I be paying attention to which fingers I’m using or develop my own style? I’ve been just freelancing it, and that just occurred to me.
What about those of us who need to be playing the melodies, and who want to play in any key that works for the vocalists, those of us who are the only instrumentalists in the situation? What if we need to sight read well, and also play very well by ear, in any key?
For sure, here are some videos that cover that (those topics are a bit more in depth): Playing Melodies: ruclips.net/video/LsyLh3tpB-0/видео.html Play by Ear: ruclips.net/video/C1u4TWd3nog/видео.html Sight Reading: ruclips.net/video/8lqsJeClVyA/видео.html
Buenos dias, acabo de descubrir su canal y me parece muy interesante. He visto incluso que imparte un curso gratis. Soy español y tengo que traducir lo hago con los subtítulos en castellano para que no se me escape ningún detalle😊.Simplemente queria darle las gracias por estos videos tan interesantes. Saludos desde Andalucía. España. Y por supuesto me suscribo.
I’m confused because In other videos you play the same chords, but these sound different and have different fingerings. Does it matter which ones you play
I've been watching a lot of your videos, and they've been great, but this is the first time I've been confused. These shapes for the C and F chords are different than how I've seen you do them up to now, because you're shifting the octave of the G and F, respectively. I understand that it's still the same chord, but I'm not understanding the "why" behind deciding for instance when to play a C major as GCE instead of CEG. Is this the same as just deciding to move from octave to octave just because it sounds better, or is there more to it than that?
So that's called a chord "Inversion". So basically, a C Major chord is the notes C E G on the keyboard. But you can put those notes in any order, and it's still considered a C chord. So C E G and E G C and G E C are all C Major chords, theyre just in different inversions. We use different inversions so we don't have to move our hand all over the keyboard, we can keep it nice and close. Hope that makes sense!
Sach I m going to pay u to teach me how to play the right way I m kind of ad Vance I know my scales sharps chords dome of them I m go I g to se d u this week my PSY I m wait I g for my credit card so I can start pleas teach me Eddie Martinez
I used to play the piano, I was around grade 9 until I stopped playing piano because of personal stuff and this really makes me want to get back to piano now
I believe you are paving a new way of teaching music. Unbelievable how you can dum all of that stuff down in these simple 10 minute videos.(or a little more). If any beginners see this comment, learn some technique practice with whatever video or teacher, what have you, then please give this a shot.
Hey zach, can you give any tips on how to improve fast on piano but I can only play on real keyboard once a week. Is there any alternative way to practice whenever i dont have access to a real piano?
I’ve been learning a lot from your videos! ❤ but sometimes I forget what I learned and have to go back and rewatch your videos! 😂 can’t thank you enough! I’ve also gotten good compliments from my coworkers. 😊
@@becomeapianosuperhuman6765 the part that gets me a little confused is the Exercise 3 Arpeggio. The reason why is because the piano I have, I think it’s called Casio CTK 573. The way how you hold the G on your left, for some reason mine doesn’t sound the same as I also hit the right side of the keyboards, G , C, and E. I don’t like how mine sounds. When I hold the G, the sound changes, it sounds very light, it’s like I have to hit the G and hold it again. Hard to explain. However I’m getting the hang of it but I just don’t like how it sounds on my end.
I never knew how to play a piano despite having it, until I started watching your videos bro. They're very educative and within six months, I've been able to practice chord progression. Keep up with the good well
I'm confused as to why you are teaching GCE and ACF when my piano chord book has C Major as CEG starting on middle C and it has F Major as FAC? As beginner this doesn't make sense to me.
Ask my question again as I typed it wrong yesterday. A C major is C E G. But you have the C chord starting with G. I thought major chords the root is the first note the note of the chord. How can C major start with G? Confusing
Root chords start on the chord name. For 3-note chords, there are two more ways to play the chord, called inversions. They are used for ease of playing and a smoother transition. Prove this to yourself: play the progression (c-g-amin-f) using the root chords. Now play the progression using these inversions. Big difference. Same chords, just built in a different order.
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Make sure you stick around to the end so you can APPLY these techniques to learn actual songs from the radio 💪
And here's the cheat sheet link for ya: bestpianoclass.com/4weekplan
Here’s what we’ll cover:
00:00 Intro
00:29 Exercise 1: The 4 Power Chords
03:05 Exercise 2: Power Rhythm Patterns
07:32 Exercise 3: Arpeggio Patterns (for the Emotional Sound)
10:45 Let’s Learn Some Actual Songs!!
Happy practicing!!
-Zach
You really do have a great way of teaching in a way that's easily understandable, I appreciate.
Thanks so much! Glad you found it easy to understand! 🎹
Loving your way of teaching, been sat here for half an hour and proud of myself 😁
Awesome job, Laura. Glad you enjoy the lesson! 🎹
with your practice cheat sheets i find my time at the key board is so productive and i can feel the improvement from beginning to end. Plus my free form expands with each new lesson Thank you!
Thank you..I haven't played since I was ten..and no more classical..dot need rhythm..but liking the notes..I taught African drumming 30 years
Zach ! You are an amazing teacher 🤗👩🏻💕🇬🇧
Wow this is so helpful! It’s continually building on each note, pattern and chord. This is week 1 for me and I am already here. Going to keep working on these patterns until they feel completely smooth and easy to accomplish.
Awesome Hilde. Keep up the great work! 🎹
ZAch! I just bought my first keyboard because of your Superhuman Piano lessons! 🤓 Thank you so much for the great videos!
Awesome Frances. Glad this inspired you to purchase a keyboard! 🎹
Cool video small thing for those starting the C major and F major are actually inversions of the chord you could actually use the same finger “figure” but if it’s easier for you.
I’ve been practicing with you for 4 weeks and I’m so glad I found your videos!!! I’m at Piano Practice Routine: 4 Power Chords. Starting to count or clap. Not so easy for me I have no rhythm but I will get there a little at a time with your help!! Thanks Zach
Awesome Trudy. Keep up the great work! 🎹
Trudy you give me hope. I just found his videos today and I’m like you I have no rhythm. So thank you for giving me hope.
You are definitely a piano superhuman!
Thanks. Glad you liked the video! 🎹
Great lesson Zach! I printed out and made flash cards with the close chords sheet & bro it has made is soo easy to learn new songs. I picked up this progression in 2 mins :) & youre absolutely right. Im 4 weeks in and aprpeggios were def. a lot easier to pick up. Now its just practice and increasing speed. Thanks man
Hey bud, you should do a video on DAWs and how to incorporate VST files for you keyboard. Thanks!
I love your videos! Today, I am confused. The chords you are showing in this video, does not match the chords on your downloadable cheat sheet. What am I missing here?
Thank you! Easy to digest content. :)
Glad it was helpful! 🎹
Amazing, so clear and easy to understand/follow. Thank You so much 😊
Thanks! Glad it was helpful! 🎹
Please make a Become a Guitar Superhuman! I just know you could make a great series for playing guitar that's every bit as amazing as this for piano. Pretty please 🥺
Im a dnb/jungle producer and have bin trying to progress in my melodic sounds, youve shown me and made me understand things easier. Going to do what you said. 15 mins a day. (Prob 30 and drive my neighbours crazy) see were this gets my production. Big ups bro.
Haha awesome. Keep up the great work! 🎹
YOU ARE THE BEST
Glad you liked the video! 🎹
You are the best I have practicing the 4 cord
Thanks Eugene. Glad you enjoyed the video! 🎹
To “play the piano” means more than is ever alluded to in most RUclips videos. It means being able to read music. It means knowing the different ways that a chord can be played, including first and second inversions for triads. It means understanding chord progressions and scales for both major and minor. It means finger and hand independence. In other words…..it means much more than being able to sit down and play a song you heard on the radio. That’s all well and good and it’s lots of fun….and hopefully being able to do that sparks your interest in learning the instrument, but being able to play a song does not mean you can “play the piano.” Speaking for myself, I’ve been working on this instrument for three years, and I figure it’s going to be at least another five or six years of additional work before I could look someone in the face and say, “I can play the piano.”
This is one of many ways to start learning piano. Not meant to be the end.
@@SheetFiber That's true..... but I believe that some of the more "click bait" titles used on RUclips mislead unknowing individuals to believe that there is some sort of a 3 or 4 week shortcut from going from no knowledge to being able to "play the piano." That is not meant as any disrespect to this channel or the creator of this channel. It's a general observation for people who may have no idea whatsoever about what is needed to become proficient.
Fenomenal!!!!!!
Glad you liked the video, Manuel! 🎹
Thank you so much!!!
Finally! Zach teaches the "All of Me" rhythm. What's it been 5 years? Eight? since I tried to learn that song and your support person told me "it's hard." Now you show us the easy way. Piano players--I bought the class and it was WORTH IT! I became a better piano player because Zach taught me HOW TO PRACTICE!!! I'm singing a capella now, but I still use the same practice techniques. I'm a satisfied customer. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!
Thanks Vicki. Glad you found everything so helpful! 🎹
Thank you for this awesome Tutorial. Please do more similar videos like this with different chords
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video! 🎹
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful Hannah! 🎹
I will be a master soon cause patterns are so easy to do! Thanks for this amazing lesson ! Shoot us up again with more famous POP songs! 💐☀️💐☀️💐! Zapper Zack!
Glad you enjoyed the lesson! 🎹
I love your lessons.
Glad you love the lessons, Michael! 🎹
Man you are great, just got a keyboard for xmas and am getting into it with your help :)
Glad you find the videos helpful! 🎹
Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed the video, Kenny! 🎹
I like the intro song what is it, I would like to express my sincere gratitude for teaching me how to play the piano. Your guidance and patience have been invaluable, and I feel like I have grown so much as a musician under your instruction. Learning how to read sheet music and play different genres of music has been an incredible journey, and I couldn't have done it without your support. Thank you for sharing your passion and expertise with me, and for inspiring me to continue to grow and develop my skills.
I love this tutorial. It’s a game changer. I can’t get the 4th exercise to download. Any suggestions?
I am from Indonesian, I like this lesson
Glad you liked it!
So we can use this I-V-vi-IV progression for any key, this above would only work for songs in C major Im presuming?
Greetings to you and your family you ❤ is amazing 👏 ❤ blessings to you thanks you 🙏 the Lord Jesus Chris bless you 🙏
Thank you so much Cynthia. Glad you enjoyed the video! 🎹
I used f major in piano because i liked it
Your videos and this in particular helped me in getting rid of a life long blockage I had towards playing music! I used to play flute as a kid and picked up little little piano when I was about 10 and had to drop it after few months cause the neighbours were complaining (back then keyboard was not an option). I was so disappointed at not remembering anything that I never really got into it again. Then my brother gifted a keyboard to my mom, and now I am visiting her I just found your videos and started, this was about a week ago. And I got so good so fast! I can play two Beethoven and started with Nuvole Bianche of Einaudi, just cause I practiced this video so much. Thank you cause you brought magic back in my life!
Love this! Glad it helped you! 🎹
Can you link the video tutorial that you’re learning for Nuvole Bianche? It’s a favorite of mine, and I’d love to learn it! I am also a beginner and have found these videos extremely helpful, so I recently subscribed.
I will tell you that i learned how to play in about 1 week just from one of his videos. I may not have been great, but I figured out everything I needed, from scratch. Have now played for 15 months and no one can tell. I taught my 8 year old and my 4 year old from just what I knew from the single video I seen of his. They have both been playing now for 14 months (8 yr old) and 10 months (4 year old). We all learned all chords, and can play all inversions fluently. This guy saved me from throwing away a keyboard that was collecting dust for 3 years, just because I didn't understand what to do. With him it was like going from zero-100 instantly. Now I come see his style videos. I have links to my daughter's timed progress so I can show them how well we all have gotten.
Awesome!! Glad you found the videos helpful! 🎹
Let's hear some of it then. :-)
@@SomeDumUsrName
ruclips.net/video/ejkZsyzwdNs/видео.html
5 year old
ruclips.net/video/Nj4KzhjOwsw/видео.html
9 year old
Love showing they have learned. This is 3 weeks ago or very close to it
@@primetym_yt465 VERY cool. She looks very inspired by what she is doin' and THAT's where it's AT. ;-) Good on y'all! :-)
Pengalaman anda hampir sama dengan pengalaman saya dimana keyboard saya dulu disimpan lama 2 tahunan dan telah dijadikan sarang semut di dalamnya..hanya karena saya tidak bisa memainkannya dengan benar dan baik hingga akhirnya saya jual keyboard itu..dan saya kemudian membeli keyboard Casio WK 7600 yang murah beberapa tahun lalu khusus untuk belajar piano dari RUclips. Saya ingin anak-anak saya, 13, 8 dan 5 tahun belajar piano dari channel ini dengan serius hingga ada kemajuan berarti. Terima kasih untuk pengajar piano yang telah memberikan tutorialnya dengan baik walaupun terlalu cepat ucapannya untuk anak-anak saya yang belum lancar pendengaran bahasa Inggrisnya. Salam terbaik.
Ohhhh...nice bro😇
I appreciate it! 🎹
Super.
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the video! 🎹
So here’s a question I have seen covered much: when you’re playing C-major and G-major, you’re using your thumb, pointer, and ring finger and alternating between them. Does it matter if instead a person were to play C-major with their thumb, middle, and pinkie and then when switching to G-major, play it with their thumb, pointer and ring finger? I mean obviously we can play the keys however we want, but should I be paying attention to which fingers I’m using or develop my own style? I’ve been just freelancing it, and that just occurred to me.
can you play a tutorial on hown to play A Thousand Years by Christina Perri
What about those of us who need to be playing the melodies, and who want to play in any key that works for the vocalists, those of us who are the only instrumentalists in the situation? What if we need to sight read well, and also play very well by ear, in any key?
For sure, here are some videos that cover that (those topics are a bit more in depth):
Playing Melodies: ruclips.net/video/LsyLh3tpB-0/видео.html
Play by Ear: ruclips.net/video/C1u4TWd3nog/видео.html
Sight Reading: ruclips.net/video/8lqsJeClVyA/видео.html
Can you do more song tutorial plz
Buenos dias, acabo de descubrir su canal y me parece muy interesante. He visto incluso que imparte un curso gratis. Soy español y tengo que traducir lo hago con los subtítulos en castellano para que no se me escape ningún detalle😊.Simplemente queria darle las gracias por estos videos tan interesantes. Saludos desde Andalucía. España. Y por supuesto me suscribo.
...caaaaan you feeeeel the looooove toniiiight 😂
No one’s gonna talk about how good he sings-
Another juicy video
Hope you find the videos helpful. You got this! 🎹
I’m confused because In other videos you play the same chords, but these sound different and have different fingerings. Does it matter which ones you play
I've been watching a lot of your videos, and they've been great, but this is the first time I've been confused. These shapes for the C and F chords are different than how I've seen you do them up to now, because you're shifting the octave of the G and F, respectively. I understand that it's still the same chord, but I'm not understanding the "why" behind deciding for instance when to play a C major as GCE instead of CEG. Is this the same as just deciding to move from octave to octave just because it sounds better, or is there more to it than that?
i really need a tutorial
We need to know how you can Play hymn song
C major is above middle c? Or am I asking a stupid question? Left hand on middle c?
Why is C major played two different ways? IE; G C E and C E G ( all right hand)???
M also waiting for my knew keyboard 81 keys
you are good at this my brother does not know how to play piano
1-5-6-4?
I'm confused on cheat sheet it says c major starts with a C and on here it starts with a G. I don't get it.
So that's called a chord "Inversion". So basically, a C Major chord is the notes C E G on the keyboard. But you can put those notes in any order, and it's still considered a C chord. So C E G and E G C and G E C are all C Major chords, theyre just in different inversions. We use different inversions so we don't have to move our hand all over the keyboard, we can keep it nice and close. Hope that makes sense!
Let it be is the same progression
Sach I m going to pay u to teach me how to play the right way I m kind of ad Vance I know my scales sharps chords dome of them I m go I g to se d u this week my PSY I m wait I g for my credit card so I can start pleas teach me Eddie Martinez
First?
🔥🔥🔥
Please slow your voice tone down for us beginners to rid our panic fear of taking it all in. We are not slow we just need time to enjoy learning.
@grandstandforpiano have a look!
this is awesome. thank you!
Thank you so much 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed the video, Shekar! 🎹
After watching this video, I am able play these four chords but I still have problems with chord inversions 😁
Youre my hero xo
Glad you enjoyed the video! 🎹
thank you for the tutorial broo, because of you i can play the piano like proo✌🏻
Awesome Adithya. Glad you liked the video! 🎹
I used to play the piano, I was around grade 9 until I stopped playing piano because of personal stuff and this really makes me want to get back to piano now
Glad this motivates you to start playing piano again! 🎹
In the video, you said there would be printable link. I cannot find that. Was I supposed to send my email for that?
I believe you are paving a new way of teaching music. Unbelievable how you can dum all of that stuff down in these simple 10 minute videos.(or a little more). If any beginners see this comment, learn some technique practice with whatever video or teacher, what have you, then please give this a shot.
Thanks Lou. Glad you found the video helpful! 🎹
Thank you sir for sharing your talent and skills. I really appreciate it.
Thanks. Glad you found the video helpful! 🎹
Man, these videos are really great. My son and I love them trying to learn to play together
Hey zach, can you give any tips on how to improve fast on piano but I can only play on real keyboard once a week. Is there any alternative way to practice whenever i dont have access to a real piano?
Another excellent video! Very useful
Glad it was helpful Mike! 🎹
Thank u immensely! 👌🏻🙏🏼
Glad you enjoyed the video Harry! 🎹
You are my Piano God❤
I’ve been learning a lot from your videos! ❤ but sometimes I forget what I learned and have to go back and rewatch your videos! 😂 can’t thank you enough! I’ve also gotten good compliments from my coworkers. 😊
Thanks. Glad you found the video helpful! 🎹
@@becomeapianosuperhuman6765 the part that gets me a little confused is the Exercise 3 Arpeggio. The reason why is because the piano I have, I think it’s called Casio CTK 573. The way how you hold the G on your left, for some reason mine doesn’t sound the same as I also hit the right side of the keyboards, G , C, and E. I don’t like how mine sounds. When I hold the G, the sound changes, it sounds very light, it’s like I have to hit the G and hold it again. Hard to explain. However I’m getting the hang of it but I just don’t like how it sounds on my end.
@@becomeapianosuperhuman6765 I finally got it!!! 😊
👍
Glad you liked the video! 🎹
Thank for lesson, please more lesson about rhythm
Try this one out! ruclips.net/video/G6A43osHoKQ/видео.html
You are wonderful!
Thanks, Pat. Glad you enjoyed the video! 🎹
I never knew how to play a piano despite having it, until I started watching your videos bro. They're very educative and within six months, I've been able to practice chord progression. Keep up with the good well
What is the pattern of the song you played in the beginning?
I'm confused as to why you are teaching GCE and ACF when
my piano chord book has
C Major as CEG starting on middle C and it has F Major as FAC?
As beginner this doesn't make sense to me.
So confused! Are these different chords from the other video? F Major has 2 keys next to each hit but not here.
This one is hard 😢
The Waffle House has found it's new host.
I'm not sure what that means but thanks?
Arpeggio Patterns are amazing!
Thank You for great lesson.
Glad you liked the lesson, Kathy! 🎹
Can I start anywhere, with any video?
For sure, my RUclips videos are all pretty beginner, the stuff on my website goes into the more advanced concepts
@@becomeapianosuperhuman6765 , Thanks
please teach us one mans strength by sky mubs
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Ask my question again as I typed it wrong yesterday. A C major is C E G. But you have the C chord starting with G. I thought major chords the root is the first note the note of the chord. How can C major start with G? Confusing
It’s a 5-4 pattern but I’ve read Major chords are 4-3.
Root chords start on the chord name. For 3-note chords, there are two more ways to play the chord, called inversions. They are used for ease of playing and a smoother transition. Prove this to yourself: play the progression (c-g-amin-f) using the root chords. Now play the progression using these inversions. Big difference. Same chords, just built in a different order.