Epic Sounding Exercise for Piano Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Do you want chord exercises that let you play hauntingly beautiful music as you practice? Here are four ways to do so plus a little bit of music theory and a fun bonus at the end for intermediate piano players.
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🕘 Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:53 Four chords for today
1:47 Music Theory (Chord Inversions)
3:15 Simple LH/RH Exercise
5:22 Method 1
6:29 Method 2
7:27 Method 3
8:26 Method 4
9:31 Bonus Exercise!
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🕘 Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:53 Four chords for today
1:47 Music Theory (Chord Inversions)
3:15 Simple LH/RH Exercise
5:22 Method 1
6:29 Method 2
7:27 Method 3
8:26 Method 4
9:31 Bonus Exercise!
Fingering
Where I'm getting confused is the fingering on this for the left hand. You say it's the same but I don't see how on the left hand. I am referring to which finger on the keys not the keys themselves
@@williamjones3534 I'm new to piano but it looks to me like, if you are using your thumb, middle finger, and pinkie on your right hand for a cord, you will use the same fingers on your left hand for the same cord. The difference is, for instance, if your thumb on your right hand is on the key of E, it will be your pinkie on your left hand that will be on the other key of E. The same keys but opposite finger configuration on each hand for the pinkie and thumb.
@@stevenmyers3647 I think that is what I'm using. It gets confusing because I have to extend my left thumb in a way I don't with my right
@@stevenmyers3647 Correction I wasn't using my thumb middle finger and pinky. That correction helped tremendously! Thanks
Great!
Don't sleep on this tutorial! A little theory for the beginners: what Jazer is doing is taking the G major scale and utilizing the very popular I / IV / V / vi chord progression. So G major is your I chord. C major the IV chord. D major the V chord. E minor the vi chord. And he's playing them in vi / IV / I / V order. You can apply this concept to every single key. For example in C Major instead of G major you could play this with A minor (vi) F major (IV) C major (I) G Major (V) applying the same inversion patterns. You can do this with every single key for a beautiful sound. Try the C scale for a slightly easier version or perhaps B flat scale for more complexity. Or whatever you want. Phenomenal exercise that will remain relevant for all levels of learning. S+ tutorial.
Thank youuuuuu 👍🏽👍🏽
where can I get the sheet music for this?
Yes, very nice. I'd lean more towards a i VI III VII in the key of e minor, as he starts with e minor every time.
I read all of this, and understood none of it, after 5 years on violin I wanna try keyboard and I don’t know where to start 😭
@@KeeperOfDr3ams Hi. I would start with learning and playing basic chords in the key of C. The key of C is made up of all white notes. Start on Middle C which is roughly half way in the middle of a piano and the key just before two black keys close together. The first note is C, then D, E, F, G, A, B, and C an octave higher. These are all played on the white keys. A chord (or triad) is built by playing the first, third, and fifth notes. In this example, you would play C-E-G. Play the C with your right thumb, the E with your second finger, and the G with your fourth finger (different opinions about this but it's a place to start). Then try playing them one-at-a-time instead of all at the same time. That should get you started. I hope that helps.
Jazer, I live in Maceió, Brazil. I have dual nationality (English / Brazilian.) I had a really bad piano teacher at school (I studied at a Public school in England), which is why I stopped having classes. Your tips have improved my playing and inspired me beyond imagination. I´m almost 77 and I am going to go back to having piano classes. (My family have longevity) ... At 77 I am really fit and go in for road runs, sailing, flying aircraft and parachuting ... I work a lot because I founded an English language school to teach Brazilians English, all classes online. I´ve written the methodology and I franchise the system to other teachers. but my main aim is to improve on the piano. (I took advantage of the pandemic to improve on the piano ... I rose from abominably bad to just plain bad!! Lol! ... The exercises for chords in this video are simple but very effective. Please don´t stop! ... Thanks for everything!
You're a great teacher and very patient.
Jazer Lee, thank you for this. Sitting at the keyboard following your tutorials and making these melodic sounds is relaxing. Stress and angst just fall away as the focus turns to sounds. Thanks for the effort and time that you put into these uploads.
I am glad you're finding them helpful. 🤓
I looked at my comment from 4 months ago, and I kept to my word. You really make some great videos for us Noobies...and not so Noobies anymore.
Merci beaucoup.
Glad to hear that, Lawrence!
Your lessons are awesome. I have been playing the piano off and on for many years and I enjoy playing along with your tutorials. Well done.
Jazer; you're a good teacher. A couple hours with this and I've got it. I thought your youtube audience might enjoy this poem about learning the piano.
I have ten fingers.
The piano has…really…
twelve notes plus octaves therefrom.
I tell my fingers
each day
“land somewhere new. Somewhere
you’ve never been. If it sounds good
then lead me forward. If it does not.
We go again.
Ten fingers. Twelve notes and octaves.
Fingers: spread yourselves newly. Knuckle middle finger
rise a bit. Good.
Now…listen. OK?
send five left fingers to the lowest octave
teach them where they belong
repeat the patterns repeat the patterns
bring the fingers back up
then throw them like dice
at the keyboard let them fly
repeat the patterns again
repeat the patterns: over time
my fingers know things, acquire sense and pitch
before my ears know
before my brain knows
my fingers know.
And, strange as it may sound, always listen to your fingers.
I just saw this. This is amazing! May I share this with my followers on my other socials - FB and IG? 🤓
@@jazerleepiano Yes, all my products are for everyone. You're welcome. Share it.
@@ArthurRosch I shall tag you on the post and thank you appropriately. Once again, much obliged, mate!
Sounds beautiful and effective for improvement i needed.
I love this ! It sounds so beautiful and it's so relaxing to play. I close my eyes and drift off to another world while I play it. Thank you Jazer!
I do the same thing! 🤓
Awesome! Love how you explained the theory. Its so simple but helps expand they "why/how" music works. Thank you again Jazer!
The waves is very on point and super relaxing.
Love this one and definitely makes you feel like you are making a ton of progress with this exercise. Thank you
This progression is so good and sounds really nice. Even there's pieces written with this secuence for example Nuvole Bianche by Ludovico Einaudi.
One of my favs recently learned it and have fallen in love with it! Gotta love Einaudi and his ability to take simple chord progressions and few notes to make beautiful melodies
I thought the same thing, very Ludovico-esque!
Don't forget All of me by John Legend
this is the first thing i thought, so similar to Nuvole Bianche
Exactly! Just learned that song recently and made a cover!
I'm loving it. Your enthusiasm is great and thank you for encouraging the beginners to play something that sounds like we are on our way to a recital some day.
Great lesson and sounds really good. Being a beginner, I don't find it easy going . . . but definitely worth persevering! Thanks!
I am trying to learn the piano, and I must say these tutorials help me out a lot. I am learning a lot of new things about chords that i was already doing but I didnt know the theory behind it! Thank you for this.I am challenging myself to play Moonlight Sonata (1st Movement) by the end of this year.
You're such a good teacher. Thank you so much, I have learned a lot.
Always very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this! I often get stuck with trying to play songs and never really understood how to work chord inversions or make them interesting to play. This has helped so much and truly appreciate you making your videos to inspire and help us.
Thanks Jazer. This video helps me a lot to learn chords. Before this, whenever I want to learn a song, I could only learn from piano sheets but don’t know how to apply the chords to any song I heard. Chords is my missing part.
And now I think I could start from here.
Love this one. Not too difficult but very effective. Works as an intro to composition.
Hi Jazer, thank you for putting effort on explaining things so clear as always! And the most enjoyable part for me to watch your videos is the pace, you got the flow really well controlled.
A personal request - can you teach the technique of how to play triplets notes evenly especially when playing fast?
Great lesson Jazer! Inversions are so helpful, and easier for me to identify and play than on guitar. Doing both hands is challenging, but that’s why we practice 🎹 🎶👍🏼
I have been looking for these kinds of tutorial to help improve my playing. This is amazing! Thank you!
Amazing tips. Cant wait to try it.
I have zero music knowledge or background but i have been practicing using your videos lately, and i have improve more in this one month compared to the few years before.
Thank you Mr Lee...its so simple yet sounds so magnificent..I love this video
JAZER…. You are SO MOTIVATIONAL! You keep me at my piano! MANY THANKS!
you do amazing work, thanks for everything!
Hi Jazer,
Thanks for this great beginner video
I've been practicing your last video for beginners for 2 weeks and it's very easy for me now - I'm very proud...
In the lessons with the teacher unfortunately I learn only children's songs - I learn with it however the correct finger use and the correct shifting of the hand - there I must go through!
In between I do the exercises from your videos for beginners - that helps me a lot - it have great fun with it
Absolutely love your teaching. Thank you. From South Africa
Probably the best piano RUclips channel I've found so far. Thank you for the amazing videos Jazer!
Thank you for this, I learn the piano by just learning how to play specific songs that I want to play... Any other way bore me(can't help it) The only thing I couldn't wrap my head around was chord inversions, coz no one explained it in those tutorials. But now I know, thanks to you 😁
Jazer thank you so much for this video - and the rest! I am a beginner, but struggling with reading music. This video was thrilling and so informative and has encouraged me to keep trying! Thank you 😁
Thanks! I enjoy hearing and learning from your tutorials. Learning to play the piano has helped to fill a void that I’ve experienced since retiring 3 years ago. I’ve been using 2 different computer programs (Piano Marvel and Simply Piano). While it’s great to have access to these programs, they don’t give the human interaction and insight that you are providing. You have given me some great tips to stay motivated. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for the support!
Jazer Lee, you’re the best! 🙌🤙 Thank you for enriching our lives with your talents and superb instructions! 🌷🙏😘
Wonderful. Thank you.
You are such a “Motivator “ with each session I hurriedly get to the piano to practice just what You have taught!!!😀😀😀
Love love love this tutorial! Such beautiful chords together. This is my go to practice & warm up lesson. Thank you for this. 👌😘
Love your tutorials 😀 Going to try this one now!
love your videos man, keep it up and Thanks!!
I'm just happy you share all this with us , thank you!
Thanks a lot for all your videos 🌟
Thanks J.Lee very useful video
Great video! Clearly taught, sounds great, and easy to learn, thanks!
Thanks for this awesome exercise.
Thanq sir🙏
Love it thankyou!
Wow love it!!! Love the way the inversions sound so buttery 😊 Thanks Jazer 🎹
One of your best videos, Jazer! And they’re all so good. Thanks for this very helpful lesson.
That is seminal and instructive!!
Great lessons. Excellent. Stay blessed
Love these cord exercises. Keep them coming. Thanks.
Love it, sounds really nice.
Thankyou very helpfull, well explained.
Love these exercises! Just enough of a challenge and they sound so good. All of your videos are great- friendly, good flow, helpful graphics, and excellent explanations! Thank you! 🎹😊
I am glad, Marla and you're very welcome! 🤓
Thank you so much..I love the way you teach us....
Love this !!!
I am glad I stumbled across your channel out of the blue. Your lessons are amazing, thanks for the effort!
I searching long time ago
this playing piano basic methods.Thousand thank my friend.
Outstanding video!!!
I love the way you explain all the method in simple way, so I can grasp it. It is quite challenging for me as a beginner. Hopefully I still have motivation to conquer this prcatice. Thank you Jazer Lee!
Thank you very much!
You’re a brilliant teacher Jazer.
thank you! Great lesson!
Best piano content on RUclips. Many thanks from Spain, Jazer. So clear, so useful! You need more suscribers!!
Loved it!
Speechless.
Thank you very much for these very helpful and fun tutorials. We so appreciate it ! God bless you !
This guy is the best teacher so far...
What a terrific teacher! Thanks.
Wonderful and informative thanks
Great Mr Lee, your very good at the keyboard, thanks for sharing all your piano knowledge
Fantastic thanks👌😁👍
We need more videos like this !!! Thanks!!!
Thank you very much! Those cords are the most interesting for practice! I never get bored! I can practice for few hours. So beautiful!
Finally I have found a channel who speaks to me. subscribed thank you
So kind of you to teach us 😊
Excellent! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much Jazer for sharing your knowledge and passion through these incredible videos 🙏🙏🙏
you just made my music assignment 10x easier and better
Looking forward to getting home and practicing this. Thank you!
피아노 chords 많은 동영상을 찾아보았는데 이동영상이 제일 이해하기쉽고 설명이 실질적으로 도움이 많이 되었어요. 정말 감사합니다. 구독과 좋아요 눌렀어요
Good stuff. Thanks.
Wonderful! The progression and explanation. Thanks so much!
Very Very Very Very useful lesson Jazer, thanks a tonnn
Good instruction thanks.
What a fabulous teacher. I can hardly wait to get going on these lessons.
Thank you for helping me
Thank you Jazer
Thank you SO. MUCH. FOR THIS. I've played some guitar for a while and I've had my piano for a week now. Thank goodness I have a sense of rhythm from the guitar already!
thanks so much!
Great Video Jazer, every video upload is very helpful! 👏👏🙌🙌
Thank you for sharing these tips. They sound very beautiful
So great!
Excellent tutorial. Thank yoU!
Thank you so much my lovely … love how beautiful they all sounded. This gave me something to practise 🙌🏼
I’ll admit I stumbled upon chord progressions when I went back to my keyboard after a 20 yr break last year.
All I could remember was the C,D and G chords as well as some of the 12 bar blues so I was just having a bit of a play round and found (later upon watching one of your videos) that I was practising chord progressions.
Great exercise. Thank you!
Wow thanks!
Excelente ejercicio !!! Gracias por compartir !!!!