So adorable!! Your English is very good! And thank you, I’ve been trained classical piano with Mr. Zimmerman, a very scary strict German teacher and he would give me the evil eye if I didn’t practice!! Haha and yes,it would be hard not to play either my left (so cut it off!) 😅🤣
Yes, I speak English. I am just trans to listen to classical music to play with a band on keyboard so this is all new to me. So thank you thank you thank you for doing this English I really appreciate it. Also your English is much better than my German!😅 I think I know two words in German. Thank you again. I really appreciate you taking time out to do this for us English speakers!
That was AWESOME! I had learned some Piano over the years and remained Skittish over Organ. Your tutorial may help me to eventually overcome my reluctance to learning Organ. I've never really learned Chords though, and they seem rather important to proper Organ playing. It may take a very long while before I am able to play properly. I don't fully understand Chords for Guitar either. So, I may well be a lost cause. It doesn't help that I lost hearing in my left ear in late 2017.
Thanks for the video! What do you normally do with your left hand when you're playing a solo? Usually I just continue to play the chords on either the upbeat or downbeat. Is there anything else I should be doing with my left hand?
Jasus , my band saved a wad of money by just getting me to buy a boss sy300 , hammering and forging in a reasonably realistic Hammond organ sound and me then playing it on my bass guitar pitched up an octave , it saved us a packet on buying a genuine keyboard player litres of gin and vodka for a nights gigging,
German or not your English is good, but music is universal, thank you so much for your bravery and lessons.
Great English and great break down of piano / organ and bass dynamics . Awesome video
So adorable!! Your English is very good! And thank you, I’ve been trained classical piano with Mr. Zimmerman, a very scary strict German teacher and he would give me the evil eye if I didn’t practice!! Haha and yes,it would be hard not to play either my left (so cut it off!) 😅🤣
Yes, I speak English. I am just trans to listen to classical music to play with a band on keyboard so this is all new to me. So thank you thank you thank you for doing this English I really appreciate it. Also your English is much better than my German!😅 I think I know two words in German. Thank you again. I really appreciate you taking time out to do this for us English speakers!
good enough english great lesson thanx
thank you!! helped me a lot!
That was AWESOME! I had learned some Piano over the years and remained Skittish over Organ. Your tutorial may help me to eventually overcome my reluctance to learning Organ. I've never really learned Chords though, and they seem rather important to proper Organ playing. It may take a very long while before I am able to play properly. I don't fully understand Chords for Guitar either. So, I may well be a lost cause. It doesn't help that I lost hearing in my left ear in late 2017.
this is amazing :D bless your heart
Wow, THANKS for this great lesson. What kind of organ do you have there?
Thanks for the video!
Thanks for the video! What do you normally do with your left hand when you're playing a solo? Usually I just continue to play the chords on either the upbeat or downbeat. Is there anything else I should be doing with my left hand?
Ya man!
I got it, it was understandable[not english native].
Jasus , my band saved a wad of money by just getting me to buy a boss sy300 , hammering and forging in a reasonably realistic Hammond organ sound and me then playing it on my bass guitar pitched up an octave , it saved us a packet on buying a genuine keyboard player litres of gin and vodka for a nights gigging,
Wenn die Noten von vielleicht oben zu sehen wären, wäre es von Vorteil- so , 🤔 hm