All notes are available on our Patreon as a PDF study guide: www.patreon.com/posts/62380568 Important Videos which you should watch along with this lesson are listed below: 10 instant Melody writing strategies: ruclips.net/video/58crYLpoVaE/видео.html How to improve a Melody: ruclips.net/video/FNE0aA-vzgc/видео.html How to enhance a simple Melody: ruclips.net/video/PLRc0_peLKM/видео.html Embellish a Piano Melody using Octaves: ruclips.net/video/OR7SDeIuXFc/видео.html Embellish a Piano Melody using Thirds: ruclips.net/video/8nSh14ChIe0/видео.html
I won't even comment the quality of the channel per se, I just want to say that this is proper English, as oposed to that of hundreds of millions of his compatriots. The usual Indian accent, but CORRECT and perfectly comprehensible English.
The best video i've seen on piano.. really goes to the fundamental points of how to sound professional, without even seeking it.. really, really helpfull
Jason is just too prolific in putting out tutorials, I can't keep up. I'm still learning all those versions of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" and we're in February, lol. I can actually play it very well but it's taken me so long because I'm not just learning it parrot fashion I've been analyzing the chordal structure and how each chord interacts with and harmonizes the melody; it's fascinating. Indeed Jason, I would like you do a tutorial exclusively on chordal/choral music and give us tips and best practice on deciding what notes in the melody to harmonize; we don't want to be harmonizing every melody note, that would be overkill - even for chordal music; you briefly touched on it in this tutorial when you inverted the Cm chord to have the Eflat as the prominent melody note. Also teach us how to come with a secondary melody line that's melodically and/or rhythmically different to the primary melody line but they complement one another harmoniously when played simultaneously. This is why I've been breaking down the "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" tutorial because that chordal version that you played had several simultaneous voices in some sections which made for wonderful harmonies. Hopefully by next Christmas I will be ready to present my rendition of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" to the world; only another 10 months to go, lol.
Thanks so nice of you to encourage me like this! Perhaps this lesson should help you with chords, inversions, and melody and choosing the harmony. It uses a popular song which I'm sure you know and then a lot of Secondary Dominants are used! Part 1: ruclips.net/video/k1DEeCbpudM/видео.html Part 2: ruclips.net/video/Do-FwFW2Eag/видео.html
12:41 An Upward Third 14:28 A chord embellishment of melody 17:10 Play the Melody with octives 18:54 The Turns 22:35 Recap of ornamentation in lesson Thanks Jason!
The moment you added the octaves stacked with thirds embellishment, I got instantly reminded of Yanni. This is such a great lesson, very different and much detailed and helpful than most of the other channels. Thank you very much!
Sir,Namaste, Very Nice lesson,Thanks.In Hindustani music "Kanswar"is equivalent to Grace note, Murki is equivalent to"Turns" by some musicians and "khatka" is equivalent to "Turns"like |G|=AGFG or FGAG patterns. And also Mordent= FGF, EFE patterns called "Murki "is said by some musicians others called Khatka. Trills is called" kampitham Gamakam" in Carnatic music.
Loved the country piano section and would love you too to show this beginner a note for note of those few bars as I couldn't catch the add thirds requirement. Thanks
Thank you so much for selfless service..Jason sir you only provide this much highly knowledgeable information with an ease so that anybody can easily understand..
good to see how this works. and explained very well and in detail. Thank you for your perseverance in teaching us all this so beautifully. God with you Jason. Greetings from Germany, Dimitri.
Hey Jason. I mostly love classical but I love piano music period. This came up as a suggestion for me. Liked the video. It is very well done and you are VERY informative. I'll certainly give more of your videos a watch. People like you giving so freely of your time and knowledge is what makes RUclips still a great platform. Thank you and congratulations!
Superb sir.... tooo good can u please make a lesson on what type of arrpegios should be used in a song like triads, octaves keeping in mind the voicing factor. Going to join ur classes soon
Outstanding lesson, Jason. Much to unpack here so I will spend the next few days dissecting this, going through the Patreon notes and working it into my playing.
HI Jason, with all due respect.will you consider making a more detailed tutorial on Extended Chords. How to build and exercises as you did with triads.
Noted Bofoko! Will definitely plan. Can you start with these: ruclips.net/video/cyhwh4BbS5w/видео.html ruclips.net/video/b8lgKO0Fui0/видео.html ruclips.net/video/FNE0aA-vzgc/видео.html
You're very welcome. And hope you checked out the related lessons: 10 instant Melody writing strategies: ruclips.net/video/58crYLpoVaE/видео.html How to improve a Melody: ruclips.net/video/FNE0aA-vzgc/видео.html How to enhance a simple Melody: ruclips.net/video/PLRc0_peLKM/видео.html Embellish a Piano Melody using Octaves: ruclips.net/video/OR7SDeIuXFc/видео.html Embellish a Piano Melody using Thirds: ruclips.net/video/8nSh14ChIe0/видео.html
Educative tutorial. Learning much from you maestro. Please could you consider to make a tutorial on talk music 🎵, my humble request…..Many thanks for consideration.
@@nathanielschool good question, in gospel settings I will describe talk music as…..’a background music that is played when a pastor or someone talks. Thanks Jason
Jason I love your teaching style. I play harp, Lyre and dulciborn and I am wondering how to transfer your beautiful piano lessons to my instruments. Any ideas appreciated.
This is a good inspiring lesson and thank you for your time. Can one make these ornaments up or does one have to stic to the rules if you like provided it matches with melody and left hand accompanioment?
Yes I am Bill! For the moment. Since I have this Kurzweil and it's lighter, quite enjoying it now! Will see after a couple of week! Thanks a ton for watching my lesson!
Hi Jason, thanks for all the work you do with these video's. It's a blessing. I see you don't use the "Studiologic SL88 Studio" as your keyboard anymore? Did it fail on you?
@@nathanielschool thank you Jason. I'm thinking of buying the sl88 as my midicontroller because the keybed is supposed to be very nice and "piano" like. Always cool to see you rocking this controller as well!
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All notes are available on our Patreon as a PDF study guide: www.patreon.com/posts/62380568
Important Videos which you should watch along with this lesson are listed below:
10 instant Melody writing strategies: ruclips.net/video/58crYLpoVaE/видео.html
How to improve a Melody: ruclips.net/video/FNE0aA-vzgc/видео.html
How to enhance a simple Melody: ruclips.net/video/PLRc0_peLKM/видео.html
Embellish a Piano Melody using Octaves: ruclips.net/video/OR7SDeIuXFc/видео.html
Embellish a Piano Melody using Thirds: ruclips.net/video/8nSh14ChIe0/видео.html
I won't even comment the quality of the channel per se, I just want to say that this is proper English, as oposed to that of hundreds of millions of his compatriots. The usual Indian accent, but CORRECT and perfectly comprehensible English.
🙏🏼
The best video i've seen on piano.. really goes to the fundamental points of how to sound professional, without even seeking it.. really, really helpfull
Woow..!! Glad it was helpful!😇
Cheers!🤘🏽
Jason is just too prolific in putting out tutorials, I can't keep up. I'm still learning all those versions of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" and we're in February, lol. I can actually play it very well but it's taken me so long because I'm not just learning it parrot fashion I've been analyzing the chordal structure and how each chord interacts with and harmonizes the melody; it's fascinating. Indeed Jason, I would like you do a tutorial exclusively on chordal/choral music and give us tips and best practice on deciding what notes in the melody to harmonize; we don't want to be harmonizing every melody note, that would be overkill - even for chordal music; you briefly touched on it in this tutorial when you inverted the Cm chord to have the Eflat as the prominent melody note. Also teach us how to come with a secondary melody line that's melodically and/or rhythmically different to the primary melody line but they complement one another harmoniously when played simultaneously. This is why I've been breaking down the "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" tutorial because that chordal version that you played had several simultaneous voices in some sections which made for wonderful harmonies. Hopefully by next Christmas I will be ready to present my rendition of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" to the world; only another 10 months to go, lol.
Thanks so nice of you to encourage me like this! Perhaps this lesson should help you with chords, inversions, and melody and choosing the harmony. It uses a popular song which I'm sure you know and then a lot of Secondary Dominants are used!
Part 1: ruclips.net/video/k1DEeCbpudM/видео.html
Part 2: ruclips.net/video/Do-FwFW2Eag/видео.html
So, ready now?😎👍
Ironically enough I was playing it this morning. I think I will record it and upload it on Christmas day.
12:41 An Upward Third
14:28 A chord embellishment of melody
17:10 Play the Melody with octives
18:54 The Turns
22:35 Recap of ornamentation in lesson
Thanks Jason!
Most welcome Josephine!
No words to appreciate what you teach the world of music dear Jason... you are A Legend.. A Hero !
Thanks so much Rezi! Your support means a lot!
The moment you added the octaves stacked with thirds embellishment, I got instantly reminded of Yanni. This is such a great lesson, very different and much detailed and helpful than most of the other channels. Thank you very much!
Wow, thank you Anusha1
Sir,Namaste, Very Nice lesson,Thanks.In Hindustani music "Kanswar"is equivalent to Grace note, Murki is equivalent to"Turns" by some musicians and "khatka" is equivalent to "Turns"like |G|=AGFG or FGAG patterns. And also Mordent= FGF, EFE patterns called "Murki "is said by some musicians others called Khatka. Trills is called" kampitham Gamakam" in Carnatic music.
Awesome Veera. Thanks for your valuable insights!
Namaste Sir, I am waiting for this lesson for long time,Thank you so much Sir.
So nice of you Veera! Always welcome!
Only jason sir can provide this type of lessons for free very helpful & most effective to learning.....thank you & lots of love you sirji🙏🙏🙏
You are always most welcome Jignesh! I do this out of love and passion for the subject along with your constant support and encouragement 🙏🏼
Thank-you for môre example is good
You're welcome, Ephraim😊
Loved the country piano section and would love you too to show this beginner a note for note of those few bars as I couldn't catch the add thirds requirement. Thanks
Can you watch this lesson for a Country rundown: ruclips.net/video/3M4R6en-eRw/видео.html
From long long ago!
This is awesome sir. Very beautiful . Thank you.. God bless u❤️😍
Most welcome Crista 😊
Thanks Jason. So interesting . Bless you
Glad you enjoyed it Ylin!
Thank you so much for selfless service..Jason sir you only provide this much highly knowledgeable information with an ease so that anybody can easily understand..
Most welcome Vindhya!
good to see how this works. and explained very well and in detail. Thank you for your perseverance in teaching us all this so beautifully.
God with you Jason. Greetings from Germany, Dimitri.
Glad it was helpful Dimitri!
Hey Jason. I mostly love classical but I love piano music period. This came up as a suggestion for me. Liked the video. It is very well done and you are VERY informative. I'll certainly give more of your videos a watch. People like you giving so freely of your time and knowledge is what makes RUclips still a great platform. Thank you and congratulations!
Thanks Jason! It's my pleasure! I love sharing what I know about this amazing field ☺️
I love your style of teaching and always learn something from your videos that I can apply to my music.
Happy to hear that!
Great. Thank you so much
You are welcome!
Superb sir.... tooo good
can u please make a lesson on what type of arrpegios should be used in a song like triads, octaves keeping in mind the voicing factor.
Going to join ur classes soon
Awesome Komalpreet. Looking forward!
You're lessons are always inspiring me to practice. No other teacher even comes close 💖
Wow, thank you so much!
Helped me so much
Awesome to know Leonard!
Outstanding lesson, Jason. Much to unpack here so I will spend the next few days dissecting this, going through the Patreon notes and working it into my playing.
Awesome Peter, thank you!
Been following you for a while never progressed this fast in 4 years of playing thanks a lot
Thats so awesome to hear! Will continue to give my best!
Bery good lesson 👍
Thanks a ton Rose! 😃
Wonderful... Loved the "turns"... Need to practise and apply it in any Melody playing....
Go for it Sumita!
Such a great lesson. I'm beginning to better appreciate what is going on in between the notes of the melody (and there is a ton!!).
Awesome Sharad! Thanks so much!
HI Jason, with all due respect.will you consider making a more detailed tutorial on Extended Chords. How to build and exercises as you did with triads.
Noted Bofoko! Will definitely plan. Can you start with these:
ruclips.net/video/cyhwh4BbS5w/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/b8lgKO0Fui0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/FNE0aA-vzgc/видео.html
Thanks for this lesson, sir. I was looking for ways to embellish a melody, and here it materialised!
You're very welcome. And hope you checked out the related lessons:
10 instant Melody writing strategies: ruclips.net/video/58crYLpoVaE/видео.html
How to improve a Melody: ruclips.net/video/FNE0aA-vzgc/видео.html
How to enhance a simple Melody: ruclips.net/video/PLRc0_peLKM/видео.html
Embellish a Piano Melody using Octaves: ruclips.net/video/OR7SDeIuXFc/видео.html
Embellish a Piano Melody using Thirds: ruclips.net/video/8nSh14ChIe0/видео.html
You are amazing man, thank you for sharing these tips and tricks, absolute gold.
Glad you like them Matt!
Educative tutorial. Learning much from you maestro. Please could you consider to make a tutorial on talk music 🎵, my humble request…..Many thanks for consideration.
Noted Midasty! What is "talk music"?
@@nathanielschool good question, in gospel settings I will describe talk music as…..’a background music that is played when a pastor or someone talks. Thanks Jason
Very nice Sir. Very good tutorial on ornamentation for beginner. Maybe you can repeat the same thing on a bollywood song
Thanks Siddhartha. Will plan the same!
Wonderful 👍👍👍
Thank you Kishore! Cheers!
Amazing
Thank you Samuel! Cheers!
Nice.bit like Erik Satie the second slide.cool
Awesome Jack!
So good so much great knowledge put into every lesson. Much appreciated learning so much ty
Very welcome Robert!
My grand mother never bothered with ornaments on he piano but😆 she did have an aspidestra!
That sure counts!
Jason I love your teaching style. I play harp, Lyre and dulciborn and I am wondering how to transfer your beautiful piano lessons to my instruments. Any ideas appreciated.
That's so awesome! Will do a lesson on using other patches on the Keyboard. That might help you! Thanks for following us!
This is a good inspiring lesson and thank you for your time. Can one make these ornaments up or does one have to stic to the rules if you like provided it matches with melody and left hand accompanioment?
Glad you liked the lesson!😇
Will try to plan something around it
Jason make a video with ornaments and beat on Mai hoo na song pls
Will consider
Thanks Jason for another very helpful video. Are you still playing the Studiologic SL88 Studio?
Yes I am Bill! For the moment. Since I have this Kurzweil and it's lighter, quite enjoying it now! Will see after a couple of week! Thanks a ton for watching my lesson!
Hi Jason, thanks for all the work you do with these video's. It's a blessing. I see you don't use the "Studiologic SL88 Studio" as your keyboard anymore? Did it fail on you?
I still have it Niels. Currently using the Kurzweil as it's a lot lighter and once my studio gets renovated will get the SL88 back!
@@nathanielschool thank you Jason. I'm thinking of buying the sl88 as my midicontroller because the keybed is supposed to be very nice and "piano" like. Always cool to see you rocking this controller as well!
Thank u Jason sir nice class ❤️
Most welcome Srinivas!
@@nathanielschool sir one request need class regard warm pads ,strings accompiment pls provide class tq
U r a blessing but be more focused on Bollywood melodies pls
That’s Yogesh. But I teach what I enjoy! Bollywood is but a small fraction 😊
Hello Jason sir. Can you kindly do a tutorial video for Gulon mein rang by Ali Sethi (coke studio). Thank you so much would really appreciate it.
Will listen to the song and think about it Syed!
@@nathanielschool Thank you so much sir. 👍🏻😊
Uff grt sir
Thanks so much Tunai!
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you so much Stef!
Do you like Avishai Cohen?
I do😁
jason where can i send you a personal msg . any mail ?
music@nathanielschool.com
@@nathanielschool sent u a mail
The violin or flute can defeat a piano due to its melodic flow, But then why is piano considered the king of all the instruments?? 🤔
The piano is king because you have an entire orchestra under your fingers if you have the required skill set.
Sir do you take one on one class. If yes can you send a whats app number to discuss further. With regards. Siddhartha
Yes Siddhartha. I teach at Nathaniel School of Music. You can reach us +91 77604 56847
Thank You sir