Explore the Y-Axis of Music with ALL Intervals & Scales using a SIMPLE Chord Progression

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In this Piano Exercise & Music Theory Tutorial, we combine the Pendulum motion of the Right Hand alongside 3 Chords in the Left Hand based on the Scale of choice. We explore and harmonise various Major and Minor scales - Major, Natural Minor, Harmonic Minor, Mixolydian, Mixolydian b6, Dorian, Lydian & Phrygian.
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00:00 - Performance
00:21 - Introduction
01:25 - Traditional Piano Exercises
02:17 - Zero Crossing Point
03:22 - Pendulum Swing
03:42 - About the Lesson
04:43 - Exploring the Key of F
05:05 - 1 Up 1 Down
06:22 - Correct Posture
07:47 - 2 Up 2 Down
08:26 - 3 Up 3 Down
09:22 - 4 Up 4 Down
10:40 - Harmonizing the Lesson
13:19 - Major - Esque Scales
16:05 - Lydian Mode
17:27 - Mixolydian b6
18:40 - Minor Scale Practice
20:19 - Dorian Mode Practice
20:56 - Phrygian Mode
22:11 - Conclusion
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[@brianbuch1]

I love that your solfege is the one I use. Sa, re, ga. etc. Since my solfege training was in the Hindustani tradition, learning by imitating my vocalist teacher who used the harmonium. I got that instead of a "proper" Western one. It confused the hell out of my teachers.

[@sonnetrajeeb5010]

Sir, you are the best teacher in world. Allaher kosom. You are unbeatable.
I started piano by following you. Passori cover tutorial was also a great work.
Thank you
Dr Sonnet Rajeeb
From
Bangladesh
Your genious video.

[@nathanielschool]

That's so nice of you Dr. Rajeeb. Please keep supporting us 🙏🏽

[@jayagopi1]

Jason, great lesson, as usual, from you. I love your creativity that explores many intervals in different modes and at the same time offers sound finger exercises. Thanks a lot buddy. 😊👍

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome, thank you so much Jayagopi!

[@TedBuffington390]

Thanks Jason! Exactly what I was in the mode for! This too is axis of awesome! Grateful for you!

[@nathanielschool]

Great to hear! Axis of Awesome indeed 😇 But the Circle of Fifths is the greatest ruler of them all!

[@myliferomance]

What a useful lesson! Thank you, Jason, so much!

[@sonnetrajeeb5010]

Very true. He is awsome.

[@nathanielschool]

So nice of you ☺️

[@billhasty5197]

Nice finger workout. Thanks Jason.

[@nathanielschool]

Most welcome Bill 🙏🏽

[@ebolds4918]

Great exercise! I like that it helps you to learn a scale backwards and backwards.

[@nathanielschool]

Totally! Thanks a ton for the encouragement!

[@kapaleeswarangandla9991]

The muscle below the thumb is called "thenar muscle". Your tutorial is very strong foundation in learning piano/ keyboard. I request you this may please be continued. Thank you very much sir.

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks for the information Kapaleeswar. Will use this from now on!

[@vijayababu3449]

Thank you sir

[@nathanielschool]

Most welcome Vijaya 🙏🏽

[@sanjeevsampath]

The Muscle you referred is the thenar prominence mainly made of three muscles... Abductor Oollicis Brevis, Oponens Pollicis Brevis and the Flexor Pollicis Brevis... 🙂. This lesson was a treat .. loved it. thank you.

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you for sharing that! 😊 I'm glad you loved the lesson.

[@carolnoble3873]

JZ!!! This lesson is thoroughly useful. You rock! ThanksknahT

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks so much Carol ❤️

[@recorr]

wonderful as usual

[@nathanielschool]

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[@recorr]

Sorry for continuing my unsolicited coaching, Jason, but I think your profile picture could be changed, especially because it's not clear in its thumbnail appearance

[@steverox8141]

Anything on 'Figured Bass' sir?

[@praneethkumar6752]

Sir🙏🙏🙏

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Thanks so much for the support Praneeth 🙏🏼

[@bagathikishore]

👍👍👍

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Thanks so much Kishore 🙏🏽