IMAGINE chords and lyrics chart! echocitymusic.activehosted.com/f/199 ⚠ IMPORTANT NOTE ⚠ The high D note that creates the Cadd9 is controversial. It is possible that it wasn't played and is a resonant overtone created by that particular piano. Others have pointed out it's likely on a 2nd overdubbed piano, and that he didn't play that note in other solo performances. I personally hear it very strongly in the recording and it sounds “right” to me, but to others, it will sound better without (you can play a middle C instead). Choose whichever you prefer! SUPPORT NATE'S CHANNEL 5-Level Piano Course: www.pianochordbreakthroughs.com/ Give Nate a Tip: www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=YWK4H7C57P2VE
Nate,congrats. This is the best online tutorial I could find. Crystal clear, showing notes and chords,excellent songs masterfully taught. Keep up the great work !!!
Thank you so much! I tried other tutorials and no one got it exactly like this. Amazing to be able to play it i hope in a few days, or less if possible 😃
Woke up to my first earthquake Sunday night. I'd been dreaming I was running through Jerusalem and when I awoke to find my bed shaking--and I wondered if I was going nuts--I heard "Imagine" in some corner of my mind. And now here I am, almost finished learning to play and sing this song at a moment when it truly feels like a prayer. So happy I found your channel, I love the way you teach.
I just got a keyboard, gonna slam my head against this until I learn it. Glad I stayed for the end, that was beautiful. I like to think that John would be proud. Subbed.
Thank you nate i learned to play the entire imagine song by john lennon and you explain and teach very well love this tutorial, could you please do Bohemian Rhapsody next?
Nate, you have brought my playing on immeasurably. I remember listening to the album at school for hours on end over 50 years ago. This is one of my favourite songs, and now to be able to play it, and perform at open mic in a few weeks is just fantastic. I cannot thank you enough for your absolutely brilliant teaching videos. Take care, and I await more, although I have plenty of your previous ones to go on with.
So well done, Nate! And your cover of the entire song at the end is amazing :) Thanks for all your hard work and what you GIVE us for free. I plan to enroll in your course after my busy tax filing season. See ya soon.
I was certain (and still am) that the D is an harmonic of the piano itself but I add it like you do because it sounds like what we hear. But look at any video you find with John Lennon playing, he nerver hits the D.
Some people have commented that on the studio recording there are two pianos layered, with the second one adding that D. Seems like a possibility since the D sounds really present to me. Regardless of the sound source, it is certainly present and I personally think it sounds good and right, so I play it :)
@@PianowithNate Of course it sounds great! I love this D (and as I said, I play it) but I heard an upright piano that naturally has this D when you play a regular major C. It sounds exactly like in the Imagine version. This harmonic is awesome!
⚠ IMPORTANT NOTE ⚠ The high D note that creates the Cadd9 is controversial. It is possible that John didn't actually play it and it is a resonant overtone created by that particular piano. I hear it strongly in the recording and it sounds “right” to me, but to others, it will sound better without (you can play a middle C instead). Choose whichever you prefer! 🔷 IMAGINE chords and lyrics chart! echocitymusic.activehosted.com/f/199 🟡 SUPPORT NATE'S CHANNEL 🔷 5-Level Piano Course: www.pianochordbreakthroughs.com/ 🔷 Give Nate a Tip: www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=YWK4H7C57P2VE
Now, perhaps a lot more piano players will learn this iconic song. I already play this, and am glad that you, Nate, are giving others a chance to learn what every pianist should know. Nate, you NAILED that puppy at the end of the video! Well done!
Absolutely THE tutorial to learn this song with, and I've seen a few. So "lennonesque" and clearly explained without extraneous sidetracking, backtracking, or skipping!
Thanks, Nate. Thanks to you, now I can play "Imagine" of John Lennon! It is one of my favorite songs, and I really wanted to learn it. This is the first song that I have learned, and it makes me feel good. Now my family will be proud of me, and I am not anymore feeling sad about my illness... I will use the time that I have now, to learn more songs and become a good player of piano! ❤❤🎉🎉
I absolutely applaud all your very hard work.. you help so many people.. you are a gift from the gods… credit to your mum and dad.. keep up the fantastic work
My friend, I'm 63 years old and have played guitar, mandolin and uke for years ( not that great!) but, despite my sons and wife playing piano, I've never even really tried. They are all at a music festival this weekend and I'm dog-sitting at home, so I thought- why not? Found your video, and here I am playing those famous opening bars! Thank you!!!
Hello. Nate. Maybe you would consider doing "Knocking on Heavens door." I know it is a relatively simple song, but it would be nice if you were to make it accessible. I can't find a good version of it online that really explain the timing, the rhythm, or a melody line to go with it. Thanks for all the great songs you have done so far.
I've just started relearning piano after several decades of not playing, as my young daughters have started lessons. Your channel is really brilliant... thank you for all your dedication and excellent teaching approach ❤ Do you have the sheet music for this? I find reading notes easier than memorizing chords. 😊
This is awesome to hear! I dont have sheet music for it, as I put it together by ear. That said, my version is very accurate to what is played on the original recording, so if you search for accompaniment sheet music for that song, I bet you'll find something pretty similar!
This is an excellent video! Thanks so much. Plus, I like the way you play the song all the way through at the end. I find it a great learning tool as I try to play along with exactly what you are playing, keeping time etc.
Nate, all your tutorials have helped me so much! I really appreciate your channel! I was wondering if you could do, When She Loved Me by Sarah McLachlan?
I thought you were wrong about adding the high note for the add 9. I listened to original recording, and there it was. I've heard this song 100 times and never noticed that. You can barely hear it in recording.
Another great tune in the bag. Thanks Nate for the super logical teaching method. Next challenge, could you do a tutorial for Elton's Rocket man please?
Thanks so much, Nate. The best piano tutor so far. I hope you could teach the male piano version (lower key) of 'Easy on Me' of Adele by Boyce Ave. Kudos!
Hi! I don't have sheet music for it, as I put it together by ear and work strictly with a chord based approach. I have two suggestions: 1. If you are already proficient with traditional notation and prefer to learn that way, if you google search for "Imagine piano accompaniment sheet music", I bet you'll find something pretty similar! 2. Working with the more creative/flexible chord-based approach can be a great process to add to your arsenal. Indeed, not all information on rhythm and voicings is on the page, but it is all covered in the video. The chords/lyrics chart becomes a "map" to cue you as you play and sing your cover. This is the way John Lennon (who did not read sheet music) and, indeed, most pop/rock musicians approach it. It can be quite freeing, so I encourage you to give it a try if you are open to it. Either way, I hope you enjoyed the video. Good luck learning the song!
Thank you so much Nate. I am a beginner and I love the way you teach piano. For me it’s easier to learn a lesson with the sheet music rather than the chords on top of the words. Keep up the good works 👍🎶
Day two if learning piano at age 60. Saw a video showing the simple version with one base note played at the same time. I'm struggling with some muscle memory and hand placement. I love this song and prefer playing the same way recorded and this one is a good bit above but I will get it. I have played guitar for years and understand about chord prog, triads, scales circle of fifths and some of it has already helped. New subscriber and I appreciate this video and what you do.
Awesome! That's great that you are a guitar player, I definitely find that this chord-based approach to piano comes naturally to people who started on guitar. Thanks for the kind words!
This song has a double tracked piano. Only one of the tracks has the add 9 (D) on the main C chord. The double track is why people have a bit of trouble playing it alone because they are close but not exactly alike
Am I the only one who hears 2 pianos in the original Imagine recording? The first piano, which starts the music and has a lower volume, plays the C9, but the second piano, that is louder and starts with the voice, does not add the 9 to C.
Hi! There is no singing in the course, but it does focus on chord-based piano accompaniment with is typically used to accompany singing (similar to the style of playing I teach in this video). There are plenty of non-singers who enjoy my course...some are playing keyboard in a band or just expanding their musical horizons. However, if you are mostly interested in learning other styles (i.e. classical), then there are likely other courses out there that would be a better fit for you. Cheers!
Thanks Nate, never really got on the Piano until I got onto your tutorials, you make it easy to learn. Any chance of I Started a Joke - Bee Gees.. Thanks heaps again 🍻🍻
I learned let it be and Fourth of July cause of this channel, much love. I’m kinda interested in this Beatles song called “ For No One” . Might be interesting to learn that song
Awesome, Nate! You're the best. John Lennon was the best, but now you're it. Thank you! Request to the piano man: Please, teach us how to play Billy Joel's "Piano Man"! Please, please, please! 🎹🎶🙏
Hahaha aww thanks Bjorn! Piano Man is a good idea, I've considered it in the past. I think i'd just have to simplify some parts so it's not too hard for the majority of my audience
I've checked out a few tutorials on this song. This is the best one I've found so far. I like that you're going over the fingering. Piano will be my 5th instrument. (I already pay guitar, mandolin, bass and harmonica.) Regarding your vocal technique, when you go into head voice, (a.k.a. Falsetto), tilt your head down to open your throat. You have 2 sets of vocal chords, an upper set and a lower set. In head voice, you are using the upper set of vocal chords and you need to lower your chin to open the throat. It's counterintuitive, but that's how it works.
Thanks for the kind words! And I appreciate the vocal feedback, I am definitely trying to improve in that regard - I actually have a voice lesson scheduled for tomorrow. Cheers!
Thank you so much Nate! I found this instructional video really effective and comprehensible and within 3 hours had learnt the song complete because of your video, so easy to follow. Buy yourself a coffee and play your favorite song because you have earnt it :). I like your singing also. Keep up the great work!!
Thank you one of the better tutorials I have watch - teach the left and right hand separately then together is perfect - I would love it if you taught Elton Johns Sorry Seems the Hardest Word
heyyy loved it!! i would appreciate it very much if you did a tutorial on 'Another Love' by Tom Odell I've been here since you reached 1k subs love to see that you've grown so much :D
Thanks Nate 🤗I thought I played this well, now enhanced my performance and had comments on how it sounds better. Just a thought but Live an let die would be good thanks
Awesome as usual, You’re such a great teacher. What about “the look of love” by Burt Bacharach? Or an accompaniment for Charlie Chaplin’s “Smile” both are super popular and with your skillful approach, accessible to everybody .
I’ve thought about this…maybe I’ll test it! I’m curious why you think this? Not as a challenge, I’m just always interested to learn what would be most helpful for people.
Great tutorial, number one of all I found. I just can't get used to that add9, I cannot hear it on the (original?) recording and it doesn't sound right to me.
Hi! It's definitely there...I think the key is to make sure not to hit that note too hard...its just a bit of color, otherwise it can overwhelm the chord. BUT the most important thing is you enjoy playing it and it should sound good to you...so I say if the 9 doesnt feel right for you, skip it!
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IMAGINE chords and lyrics chart! echocitymusic.activehosted.com/f/199
⚠ IMPORTANT NOTE ⚠ The high D note that creates the Cadd9 is controversial. It is possible that it wasn't played and is a resonant overtone created by that particular piano. Others have pointed out it's likely on a 2nd overdubbed piano, and that he didn't play that note in other solo performances. I personally hear it very strongly in the recording and it sounds “right” to me, but to others, it will sound better without (you can play a middle C instead). Choose whichever you prefer!
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Nate,congrats. This is the best online tutorial I could find. Crystal clear, showing notes and chords,excellent songs masterfully taught. Keep up the great work !!!
Wow, thanks!
@@PianowithNate ditto! some are ok. some are too advanced. TYSM
This is the best instruction I have found for this song. Think I got it. Thanks!
🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much! I tried other tutorials and no one got it exactly like this. Amazing to be able to play it i hope in a few days, or less if possible 😃
So great to hear this! Cheers!
Thanks for the tutorial, it's very usefull to train
Fantastic video...can you do a guide to the classic 'All the time in the world' Louis Armstrong song...cheery
How many times John does the cadd9 on the beginning of every verse? Fab video❤❤❤
On the studio recording, I hear it on every C chord in the verses, with the exception of the VERY first C in the song
@@PianowithNate so on every C? Not only at the beginning of every verse?
Woke up to my first earthquake Sunday night. I'd been dreaming I was running through Jerusalem and when I awoke to find my bed shaking--and I wondered if I was going nuts--I heard "Imagine" in some corner of my mind. And now here I am, almost finished learning to play and sing this song at a moment when it truly feels like a prayer. So happy I found your channel, I love the way you teach.
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he is the BEST ! teacher !😁
John believed song can save the world. I don't know about entire world, but interior one I guess it can.
John Lennon was the prayer. You teach me something of this song
I just got a keyboard, gonna slam my head against this until I learn it. Glad I stayed for the end, that was beautiful. I like to think that John would be proud. Subbed.
You got this! And thanks so much for the kind words
Thank you nate i learned to play the entire imagine song by john lennon and you explain and teach very well love this tutorial, could you please do Bohemian Rhapsody next?
Nate, you have brought my playing on immeasurably. I remember listening to the album at school for hours on end over 50 years ago. This is one of my favourite songs, and now to be able to play it, and perform at open mic in a few weeks is just fantastic. I cannot thank you enough for your absolutely brilliant teaching videos. Take care, and I await more, although I have plenty of your previous ones to go on with.
This is so awesome to hear!! Let me know how the open mic goes!
So well done, Nate! And your cover of the entire song at the end is amazing :) Thanks for all your hard work and what you GIVE us for free. I plan to enroll in your course after my busy tax filing season. See ya soon.
Thanks for the kind words Michael!!
I was certain (and still am) that the D is an harmonic of the piano itself but I add it like you do because it sounds like what we hear. But look at any video you find with John Lennon playing, he nerver hits the D.
Some people have commented that on the studio recording there are two pianos layered, with the second one adding that D. Seems like a possibility since the D sounds really present to me. Regardless of the sound source, it is certainly present and I personally think it sounds good and right, so I play it :)
@@PianowithNate Of course it sounds great! I love this D (and as I said, I play it) but I heard an upright piano that naturally has this D when you play a regular major C. It sounds exactly like in the Imagine version. This harmonic is awesome!
Can you please Show us how to play California Dreamin’ Song by The Mamas & the Papas
Oh boy, I love that song, putting it on my list.
Gracias amigo, aprenderé este tema. Fortalece tu voz. Felicidades desde Chile
⚠ IMPORTANT NOTE ⚠ The high D note that creates the Cadd9 is controversial. It is possible that John didn't actually play it and it is a resonant overtone created by that particular piano. I hear it strongly in the recording and it sounds “right” to me, but to others, it will sound better without (you can play a middle C instead). Choose whichever you prefer!
🔷 IMAGINE chords and lyrics chart! echocitymusic.activehosted.com/f/199
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Now, perhaps a lot more piano players will learn this iconic song. I already play this, and am glad that you, Nate, are giving others a chance to learn what every pianist should know. Nate, you NAILED that puppy at the end of the video! Well done!
Never get tired of seeing/hearing this lesson.
Why??
Ya...even his talking too fast❤😂
onhh wow thats rite on ive been doin it wrong,,thankx you got a great ear,,im just lazy but that lennon he 's a cheeky one great job
A cheeky one indeed! Glad my video helped
Awesome tutorial and dude you sound Mr. Lennon. You have a new sub here 👏🏽
Thanks so much!
Thank you Nate for all the tutorial songs. May i request 2 tutorial songs from America: I Need You & All My Life.
Thanks and God bless.😘
I'll check them out!
Absolutely THE tutorial to learn this song with, and I've seen a few. So "lennonesque" and clearly explained without extraneous sidetracking, backtracking, or skipping!
Thanks for the kind words!!
Thanks, Nate.
Thanks to you, now I can play "Imagine" of John Lennon!
It is one of my favorite songs, and I really wanted to learn it.
This is the first song that I have learned, and it makes me feel good.
Now my family will be proud of me, and I am not anymore feeling sad about my illness... I will use the time that I have now, to learn more songs and become a good player of piano! ❤❤🎉🎉
Amazing, you are an inspiration!! Keep it up! 🙏🙏🙏
There is no word I can’t find how much I appreciate your lecturing!❤
Wow, thank you!
The best Imagine lesson on the planet! ❤ and thanx with all my heart!
I absolutely applaud all your very hard work.. you help so many people.. you are a gift from the gods… credit to your mum and dad.. keep up the fantastic work
Thanks for the kind words! Cheers!
How is it possible to make something so astoundingly beautiful with only a few elementary chords ??? It isn't. It simply isn't. I must be dreaming.
Such a good question...
Dude, what's up with that shirt???
Hahaha, can you clarify what you mean by that?
Thank you so much for putting up such a great tutorial. I always dream of playing accompaniment piano. Thank you again.
My friend, I'm 63 years old and have played guitar, mandolin and uke for years ( not that great!) but, despite my sons and wife playing piano, I've never even really tried. They are all at a music festival this weekend and I'm dog-sitting at home, so I thought- why not? Found your video, and here I am playing those famous opening bars! Thank you!!!
Awesome!! Enjoy :)
Hi Nate ! I'am one of your new subscriber from the Philippines requesting for changes by Black Nazareth thank you.
I just learned piano 2 weeks ago and I didn't need the easier version, I just doing hard way.
I truly want to experience your tutorial for lady Madonna 😅any chances ?
Possibly! I'll add it to my long list of Beatles tutorials to do :)
And please do remember my John Lennon
Wonderful teaching. Sounds exactly like the original.
Awesome tutorial, Nate! A similar tutorial on Jealous Guy would be super cool...
Agreed!
Hello. Nate. Maybe you would consider doing "Knocking on Heavens door." I know it is a relatively simple song, but it would be nice if you were to make it accessible. I can't find a good version of it online that really explain the timing, the rhythm, or a melody line to go with it. Thanks for all the great songs you have done so far.
Good thought! I do have it on my list and your comment is a good reminder...it is indeed super simple and I need to think of a cool angle for it...
So much detail..You certainly do rock Nate..maybe one day do a tutorial on how you break a song down. Happy Christmas man
Thanks Brian!
I've just started relearning piano after several decades of not playing, as my young daughters have started lessons. Your channel is really brilliant... thank you for all your dedication and excellent teaching approach ❤
Do you have the sheet music for this? I find reading notes easier than memorizing chords. 😊
This is awesome to hear! I dont have sheet music for it, as I put it together by ear. That said, my version is very accurate to what is played on the original recording, so if you search for accompaniment sheet music for that song, I bet you'll find something pretty similar!
Sitting here waiting for him to use his third hand
Sadly this song doesn't require it so I don't get to show off 😩
Best tutorial I could find for this song. Thanks!
I’m so glad!!
Please can you play Nina Simone.. my baby just cares for me
Thanks Nate. I get inspired! How bout Careless Whisper or Color My World.
Careless whisper would be incredible. Great song
Lovely, I must try hard to learn. Thank you so much for your tutorial.
Good luck and have fun!
This is an excellent video! Thanks so much. Plus, I like the way you play the song all the way through at the end. I find it a great learning tool as I try to play along with exactly what you are playing, keeping time etc.
This is awesome to hear, Pete! Cheers :)
i learned the song and i can play it with your tutorial.. really thanks!
Great!
Wonderful, Nate. I'm excited for this one.
I NEEDED the EXACTLY way in which John plays it for a tribute! Ty❤
Cheers!
@@PianowithNate ❤️❤️❤️
Nate, all your tutorials have helped me so much! I really appreciate your channel! I was wondering if you could do, When She Loved Me by Sarah McLachlan?
Thanks for the kind words, and I'll check it out!
Thank you for such a fine tutorial!
Can you teach sometimes when we touch by Dan Hill
I thought you were wrong about adding the high note for the add 9. I listened to original recording, and there it was. I've heard this song 100 times and never noticed that. You can barely hear it in recording.
I missed it for a long time as well! Happy I could illuminate something new in a song you know so well
kindly play IF by Bread. Thanks bro
Great lessons! How about David Crosby Homeward Through The Haze from Crosby Nash album 1974?
John's original sounds best due to the 528Hertz you don't get when you play in a different key. The song is what FEELINGS sound like?
Another great tune in the bag. Thanks Nate for the super logical teaching method. Next challenge, could you do a tutorial for Elton's Rocket man please?
Would I be too ambitious learning this as a complete beginner?
No reason not to try! Take a shot at learning the first part and see how you do :)
No reason not to try! Take a shot at learning the first part and see how you do :)
My teacher i hope you healty and happy, i wanna request tutorial the song called jelouse guy by jhon lenon , please, thank you.
I do plan on doing that one, for sure!
Hey Nate I’m on a search for,a new Piano do i buy Yamaha P 525 B or a clavinova any model.."?
Depends on your budget, but can't go wrong either way!
I find your tutorial being the immaculate of all, at least for ‘Imagine’. Thank you Nate❤🎹🎼
My pleasure!
Your teaching for beginners is great! And singing and the rhythm helps as well. thanks
Glad you think so!
Thanks for the advice on this topic I will definitely look into this and try to make a more general rule about it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hey mate do you know the song real love by John Lennon Regina spectre does a great version just the lemon version would be fine or your version
Great tutorials Nate! You're doing a great job showing the easy way to learn the piano
Glad to hear it!!!
Thanks so much, Nate. The best piano tutor so far. I hope you could teach the male piano version (lower key) of 'Easy on Me' of Adele by Boyce Ave. Kudos!
can you play open arms by journey
this is great! can you make a tutorial for 'Babushka' by kate bush please
Love that song! I'll mull it over
Thankyou so much for the free chords ❤ can u please do gospel songs "Count your blessings"
I love it. Going to follow along!
This is great, thank you. I don’t hear that high D in the original though.
Feel free to leave it out! It's quite subtle on the recording
Morning ..do you have a bridge over troubled water tutorial ?
Not yet!
an you do any Stevie. Wonder songs? please thank you
I have not yet! Any ones in particular?
Brilliant, but Do you have the music sheet notes?
Hi! I don't have sheet music for it, as I put it together by ear and work strictly with a chord based approach.
I have two suggestions:
1. If you are already proficient with traditional notation and prefer to learn that way, if you google search for "Imagine piano accompaniment sheet music", I bet you'll find something pretty similar!
2. Working with the more creative/flexible chord-based approach can be a great process to add to your arsenal. Indeed, not all information on rhythm and voicings is on the page, but it is all covered in the video. The chords/lyrics chart becomes a "map" to cue you as you play and sing your cover. This is the way John Lennon (who did not read sheet music) and, indeed, most pop/rock musicians approach it. It can be quite freeing, so I encourage you to give it a try if you are open to it.
Either way, I hope you enjoyed the video. Good luck learning the song!
Can you teach “Hey Jude” like you do with “Imagine”? I like your way of teaching but I noticed you don’t have a video on “Hey Jude”! Thank you!🎶🙏❤️😊
Within the next two months, promise!
Can you do any Stevie Wonder songs please, thank you
Thank you so much Nate. I am a beginner and I love the way you teach piano. For me it’s easier to learn a lesson with the sheet music rather than the chords on top of the words. Keep up the good works 👍🎶
If you've already got the sheet music skill, that makes sense! Cheers!
Day two if learning piano at age 60. Saw a video showing the simple version with one base note played at the same time. I'm struggling with some muscle memory and hand placement. I love this song and prefer playing the same way recorded and this one is a good bit above but I will get it. I have played guitar for years and understand about chord prog, triads, scales circle of fifths and some of it has already helped. New subscriber and I appreciate this video and what you do.
Awesome! That's great that you are a guitar player, I definitely find that this chord-based approach to piano comes naturally to people who started on guitar. Thanks for the kind words!
This song has a double tracked piano. Only one of the tracks has the add 9 (D) on the main C chord. The double track is why people have a bit of trouble playing it alone because they are close but not exactly alike
Great insight! I didn't realize that
Cпасибо!!! Очень полезный урок и познавательно всё. Супер ❤❤❤❤Браво🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Am I the only one who hears 2 pianos in the original Imagine recording? The first piano, which starts the music and has a lower volume, plays the C9, but the second piano, that is louder and starts with the voice, does not add the 9 to C.
Indeed, pretty sure you're correct!
Nate, I am not a singer so is your your course for non-singers?
Hi! There is no singing in the course, but it does focus on chord-based piano accompaniment with is typically used to accompany singing (similar to the style of playing I teach in this video). There are plenty of non-singers who enjoy my course...some are playing keyboard in a band or just expanding their musical horizons. However, if you are mostly interested in learning other styles (i.e. classical), then there are likely other courses out there that would be a better fit for you. Cheers!
Could you please do a tutorial on I saw her standing there
Thanks Nate, never really got on the Piano until I got onto your tutorials, you make it easy to learn. Any chance of I Started a Joke - Bee Gees.. Thanks heaps again 🍻🍻
Im so glad to hear this!! I'll check out that song...
Hi Nate. Excellent !!! Very well presented. The most accurate tutorial of John Lennon's, Imagine. Thank you !!!
Wow, thanks!
War Is Over peace e love
I learned let it be and Fourth of July cause of this channel, much love. I’m kinda interested in this Beatles song called “ For No One” . Might be interesting to learn that song
Thats awesome to hear! And hmm, that's a really good suggestion. I used to play that on piano back in the day. Putting it on my list!
Awesome, Nate! You're the best.
John Lennon was the best, but now you're it.
Thank you!
Request to the piano man:
Please, teach us how to play Billy Joel's "Piano Man"!
Please, please, please! 🎹🎶🙏
Hahaha aww thanks Bjorn!
Piano Man is a good idea, I've considered it in the past. I think i'd just have to simplify some parts so it's not too hard for the majority of my audience
I've checked out a few tutorials on this song. This is the best one I've found so far. I like that you're going over the fingering. Piano will be my 5th instrument. (I already pay guitar, mandolin, bass and harmonica.) Regarding your vocal technique, when you go into head voice, (a.k.a. Falsetto), tilt your head down to open your throat. You have 2 sets of vocal chords, an upper set and a lower set. In head voice, you are using the upper set of vocal chords and you need to lower your chin to open the throat. It's counterintuitive, but that's how it works.
Thanks for the kind words! And I appreciate the vocal feedback, I am definitely trying to improve in that regard - I actually have a voice lesson scheduled for tomorrow. Cheers!
Lady in red pls ❤
Thank you so much Nate! I found this instructional video really effective and comprehensible and within 3 hours had learnt the song complete because of your video, so easy to follow. Buy yourself a coffee and play your favorite song because you have earnt it :). I like your singing also. Keep up the great work!!
Thank you so much Ashleigh! I really appreciate it
The bpm too slow ! The good is about 76 bpm
Easier to learn and play along with me that way :) this is a tutorial channel
Thank you one of the better tutorials I have watch - teach the left and right hand separately then together is perfect - I would love it if you taught Elton Johns Sorry Seems the Hardest Word
Thanks so much for the kind words! Glad you like my approach. That's a cool suggestion as well
Brilliant tutorials
Could you do
Supertramps breakfast in america & Terry Jacks seasons in the sun🙏🙏
Great suggestions!
heyyy loved it!!
i would appreciate it very much if you did a tutorial on 'Another Love' by Tom Odell
I've been here since you reached 1k subs
love to see that you've grown so much :D
I'll check it out! And thanks so much, happy to have you here :)
Thanks Nate 🤗I thought I played this well, now enhanced my performance and had comments on how it sounds better. Just a thought but Live an let die would be good thanks
Hey that's really awesome to hear! Glad to have helped. Also great suggestion, I'll throw it on my list
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Awesome as usual, You’re such a great teacher. What about “the look of love” by Burt Bacharach? Or an accompaniment for Charlie Chaplin’s “Smile” both are super popular and with your skillful approach, accessible to everybody .
I'll check these out!!
amazing tutorial. Can u pls do the golden hour..pllsss
I think if you play the whole song firt th3n tutirial, will have more view.
I’ve thought about this…maybe I’ll test it! I’m curious why you think this? Not as a challenge, I’m just always interested to learn what would be most helpful for people.
@@PianowithNate For my opinion, I also learning piano or most people want to see or listenin g first, about 5-10% will do the practice.
Great tutorial, number one of all I found. I just can't get used to that add9, I cannot hear it on the (original?) recording and it doesn't sound right to me.
Hi! It's definitely there...I think the key is to make sure not to hit that note too hard...its just a bit of color, otherwise it can overwhelm the chord. BUT the most important thing is you enjoy playing it and it should sound good to you...so I say if the 9 doesnt feel right for you, skip it!
,,, great 👍😎🤘
I love your online tutorial! I would love to take your piano song’s teaching class! Please let me know if you have one,Nate!
Hi thank you! Check out www.pianowithnate.com/piano-chord-breakthroughs
Nate, thanks for helping me clean up this tune. Side note, there is a second piano from a session man playing along.
Glad to hear it! And yes, I do realize that now and feel a little silly that I didn't at the time of making this video