As an intermediate-ish player this seemed quite hard to begin with. Breaking the chords down into their spelling helped me to work out what was being played. I guess the idea here is the basic chord sequence is just a stepping stone. i will be coming back to this video. Never thought of watching at half speed. It's gonna take some time to get even the basic chord sequence down. Thank you you for teaching this.
Re the comments that this is too hard/fast etc, ..... Yes.. it's not beginner level, but I don’t think that is a problem . It doesn’t go off on a tangent, and the explanation is clear. Maybe it needs an indicator that this is more imtermediate as it assumes a familiarity with chord shapes and/or an ability to read sheet music. Good practical videos on this channel.
Slow down and make sure the audience has a chance to get the basic version down first... then start going into alternate inversions. I know it seems elementary for you and I did pick up a few new things but I knew this basic turn around already. To much in one lesson for beginners. And yeah, that G13 is really cool. I hadn't tried that.
Glad you got something from it - yea a brand new beginner would have a hard time with a lot of these videos, there are so many videos for total beginners I want to make material for that intermediate player looking for small practice ideas! Happy Thanksgiving.
I really like what you are showing here. But for a relatively new player, it is hard from the picture of your hand from above to see which keys are being pressed, and which ones are not. If you added either a staff, or highlighted the keys being played, it would be easier for people to get all of the benefit that your video offers. Thanks for producing this.
Great idea! I record my videos on a real piano though and not a midi keyboard… I wonder if there is a simple way to do that for a piano? Glad you enjoy the video.
As an intermediate-ish player this seemed quite hard to begin with. Breaking the chords down into their spelling helped me to work out what was being played. I guess the idea here is the basic chord sequence is just a stepping stone. i will be coming back to this video. Never thought of watching at half speed. It's gonna take some time to get even the basic chord sequence down. Thank you you for teaching this.
Thanks so much! Very clear, concise and easy to follow!
Glad you like it!!
These videos are golden!
Thanks for watching!
Thanx, Maestro 🌹🌹🌹
Most excellent!
Thanks Dan!
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Thanks a lot sir
Your welcome! 🙏
Re the comments that this is too hard/fast etc, ..... Yes.. it's not beginner level, but I don’t think that is a problem . It doesn’t go off on a tangent, and the explanation is clear. Maybe it needs an indicator that this is more imtermediate as it assumes a familiarity with chord shapes and/or an ability to read sheet music. Good practical videos on this channel.
Thanks for that Chris, yes sometimes if you are a total beginner these videos are going to seem very difficult.
Slow down and make sure the audience has a chance to get the basic version down first... then start going into alternate inversions. I know it seems elementary for you and I did pick up a few new things but I knew this basic turn around already. To much in one lesson for beginners. And yeah, that G13 is really cool. I hadn't tried that.
Glad you got something from it - yea a brand new beginner would have a hard time with a lot of these videos, there are so many videos for total beginners I want to make material for that intermediate player looking for small practice ideas! Happy Thanksgiving.
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Just a question. When the Fm chord is played there is a D note at the bottom, so should this not be Fm/D rather than Fm/C or is it an Fm6? Thanks
I really like what you are showing here. But for a relatively new player, it is hard from the picture of your hand from above to see which keys are being pressed, and which ones are not. If you added either a staff, or highlighted the keys being played, it would be easier for people to get all of the benefit that your video offers. Thanks for producing this.
Great idea! I record my videos on a real piano though and not a midi keyboard… I wonder if there is a simple way to do that for a piano? Glad you enjoy the video.
Need a much slower beginning explanation.
You can watch at half speed if you want! 😂 Thanks for watching!