Fantastic!! I have watched several of your videos. I am 60 yo and these videos are really all I need to teach myself this instrument. You are clear, concise and focused and GENEROUS. You share all your secrets . As you can see from the other comments you have changed people’s piano lives! Thanks again!!
Man you educated and you spread all over the keys. Am new to piano and keep watching your videos to learn I don't understand a whole lot but you inspire, this why your a legend!!!
this is fantastic...I have played for a long time by ear. These are nice runs, even for moderately advanced players and the theory is spelled out well. Thank you. I totally understand your teaching style! It is GREAT! I am your new fan! ^_^
Really, REALLY, nice lesson/technique. Not only does it combine understanding (and effective/efficient use of both inversions, and resolution around "sus" chords, but it does all that while also inserting little counter-motions in the overall "down" arpeggio. The little back-and-forths used to achieve resolutions, provide very nice little "surprises". Much more interesting that a one-direction arpeggio. Simple, elegant, sophisticated, interesting. And it is just flat-out beautiful. Just doesn't get any better than this. Please do more of this kind of thing. GO! MANGOLD!
AS THE LEFT HAND IS NOT IN THE PICTURE WE CAN JUST PLAY Csus4( CFG) FMajor Csus2 and back to Cmajor by our left hand The suspensions sound so beautiful and one don't really get such a wonderful lesson often on RUclips.
I will watch this over and over and over AGAIN..until I've got this down👊💥🎹..i love this man..and it's right up my alley of the melodic style of playing that my ears seem to respond to🎼🎶🎶🎶🎼🎶🎶🎼🎶Thank you🎹
Very interesting. It's amazing to learn this, and by deconstructing it we can perhaps in time try to create our own little fills based on the same concepts. Thanks so much for sharing. One interesting thing is the timing: in the run that you go through in forensic detail, the timing is 4-5-4-5-4-5; in the one in the introduction it's 4-3-3-4-3-3-(3)-4-3-3, and also with different notes; well one extra note (G). What's nice is to mix up the timing/pattern in the different octaves e g 5 - 4 - 5. Thanks again!
Just a comment...without some knowledge of suspensions (4-3 etc) it would be difficult to understand ....very nice use of them ...cant wait to try it . Thank you for sharing ..
I can't believe how something so simple sounds so very good! Thank you so much for sharing this 'trick' and now I'm off to the piano to give it a try! :) Thanks again!
These are great lessons, very well explained, beautuful runs i really enjoyed your teaching and easy to understand, Thank you , More blessings upon you
Sir, You are playing and explaining the stuff so well. Your playing sounds so sweet and marvelous. Sir, will you please tell me which tone you are using on the keyboard ?
Hi, I have some doubts that are not of this video. 1) if I play the notes "C E G F" I'm forming a true c add11? 2) to form a c11 you need to add the seventh eleventh and ninth also, leaving "C E G Bb D F" true? What if this chord is a little difficult to do on the guitar because it has many notes. Maybe you can skip some notes on the guitar? Well I hope you can answer me or someone who reads this and knows I would also serve. thank you very much. Pd: sorry for my english and very good video.
1. Technically yes, although a "C add 11" is just a "C add 4", which is the conventional name for the chord. Most people would scratch their heads if you told them "C add 11". 2. Yes. The most important notes are the 3rd, 7th and then highest degrees. So the bare minimum would be E, Bb, F.
Wow. I don't have words. You uncomplicate the complicated so well. Thanks....
Fantastic!! I have watched several of your videos. I am 60 yo and these videos are really all I need to teach myself this instrument. You are clear, concise and focused and GENEROUS. You share all your secrets . As you can see from the other comments you have changed people’s piano lives! Thanks again!!
Thanks Vincent. Glad to know they've helped you out.
Feet the same about Mangold
Thank you again so much for breaking those tricks down for us. Iam a self taught and you givin me the tools to keep improving. Cheers!
Very beautiful chord run. Instantly elevates a performance into pro level. Thank you for the tip
Glad it helped!
Nice.. when at the beginning the descending higher notes remind me of falling rain.. beautiful 👍
Man you educated and you spread all over the keys. Am new to piano and keep watching your videos to learn I don't understand a whole lot but you inspire, this why your a legend!!!
this is fantastic...I have played for a long time by ear. These are nice runs, even for moderately advanced players and the theory is spelled out well. Thank you. I totally understand your teaching style! It is GREAT! I am your new fan! ^_^
Toni Bogart-Syvrud
Really, REALLY, nice lesson/technique. Not only does it combine understanding (and effective/efficient use of both inversions, and resolution around "sus" chords, but it does all that while also inserting little counter-motions in the overall "down" arpeggio. The little back-and-forths used to achieve resolutions, provide very nice little "surprises". Much more interesting that a one-direction arpeggio. Simple, elegant, sophisticated, interesting. And it is just flat-out beautiful. Just doesn't get any better than this. Please do more of this kind of thing. GO! MANGOLD!
Never thought you could do piano runs using sus 2 or sus 4. Well explained & well done. Excellent!
Glad I could help!
AS THE LEFT HAND IS NOT IN THE PICTURE WE CAN JUST PLAY Csus4( CFG) FMajor Csus2 and back to Cmajor by our left hand
The suspensions sound so beautiful and one don't really get such a wonderful lesson often on RUclips.
I will watch this over and over and over AGAIN..until I've got this down👊💥🎹..i love this man..and it's right up my alley of the melodic style of playing that my ears seem to respond to🎼🎶🎶🎶🎼🎶🎶🎼🎶Thank you🎹
You're welcome!
You sir, are a genius. Great tutorials.
I had to watch this a few times to get it but it's a great run. Now I'll have to practice it a more than few times! Many thanks!
Wonderful tutorial. This helps me advance in learning jazz improvisation. Thanks
Cool. Don't forget to check out the (many) other videos on my channel about jazz piano & improvisation!
Your Channel is one of the Best..WE APPRECIATE IT SO MUCH..Thanks
You show just how to do it while explaining it very well
Thank you for a very clear and concise explanation on the mechanic of building runs based on chords and the chord progression.
Very interesting. It's amazing to learn this, and by deconstructing it we can perhaps in time try to create our own little fills based on the same concepts. Thanks so much for sharing. One interesting thing is the timing: in the run that you go through in forensic detail, the timing is 4-5-4-5-4-5; in the one in the introduction it's 4-3-3-4-3-3-(3)-4-3-3, and also with different notes; well one extra note (G). What's nice is to mix up the timing/pattern in the different octaves e g 5 - 4 - 5. Thanks again!
Just a comment...without some knowledge of suspensions (4-3 etc) it would be difficult to understand ....very nice use of them ...cant wait to try it . Thank you for sharing ..
This sounds so beautiful it makes me wanna learn piano
Merci beaucoup for this. I'm just beginnning but you've given me several of these tips which have helped me tremendously.
Amazing trick love it ...sus thing really sounds good....absolutly
Yep. Sus makes you sound much more sophisticated!
@@MangoldProject i mostly play piano on swing 16 or 32 beat....it feels really great but try sus chord for same genre would be much more soothing....
so simple yet so beautiful thanks
Congratulations for the all lessons... Here in Brazil, you are a good teacher for us...
This is a great video and you present the information so clearly. Thank you, it keeps me inspired to continue practicing and learning more!
That's really great to hear. Keep up the good work!
I can't believe how something so simple sounds so very good! Thank you so much for sharing this 'trick' and now I'm off to the piano to give it a try! :) Thanks again!
This was interesting---I remember a few 1970 movie scores
that used this type of progression.
These are great lessons, very well explained, beautuful runs i really enjoyed your teaching and easy to understand, Thank you , More blessings upon you
I know you are teaching, but have to just say that you play beautifully. Nice touch.
Thanks Debora. I keep wanting to upload my own stuff but never get around to it ...
Beautifully explained. I mean I’ve got this now.🙌🙌
What gem of a lesson! Brilliant! 👍
Thanks Thomas. I'm glad it helped you out.
Unbelievable - you are brilliant at this! Thanks
Thanks TM!
Fabulous 😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You are amazing, resolving the complicated part without any ease
Very genuinely and well explained. Thank you so much.
thanks mangold... your tutorials are gold!!
Thanks!
Excellent video, would be great if you could do/add a couple more with different runs...you rock!!
Simple, but effective. Great!
You are awesome teacher!, thank you for your time, you are the best, I am your fan follower student , blessings!.
Great lesson!!! Will. Need to rewatch .
Super brother god bless you
That's so good. Going to try and do this just now. Thanks.
Without SUSpicious chords the improvisation is diSUStrous.
Very nice and clearly demonstrated. Thank you.
Thank you for this: keep up the good work : I'm going back to look at your other arpeggio videos now
Doing ma best ...
Thanks for this amazing tutorial
You're very welcome!
That's exactly what I was asking for, thank you so much!
Yep, every now and then a subscriber gets a surprise :)
Great lesson. I bet your new cat is inspiring you!!
She is doing her best :)
Hello, Assaf. Wouldn't you like to upload some of your original pieces? Or, alternatively, just a "jam" session?
Probably at some point ...
MangoldProject
Amazing video!
Keep posting! man those are great
Thanks, I'm going to be on hiatus for a couple of weeks but will resume in December.
MangoldProject
we"ll be waiting..
Nice run! Looking forward to your return.
thank you so much mr pianist you're a good teacher
Hope to see more videos like this.
Sir: This is really teaching from a gifted musician. Please do you have a reference sheet for practice. Grazie Maestro
Super helpful, thanks.
Thanks for this lifetime opportunity. God bless you
This is great! I love your videos man!
Superb 👍👍
God bless you 👌👌👍👍💐
you're the real MVP.
Thanks Edward!
i like the way you teach. thank you very much
Good job super revaluation thank u
Love it! 🙏🏾🚀
Wonderful, as always. Thanks and best wishes. P
Utterly brilliant
Very good method
Brilliant! Thank you.
Very well explained- thank you 👍
You're welcome!
Very well explained , Thank you
You're welcome.
Great video tutorial
very good lesson thx keep up the good work..
Great video as always, Thanks again
You're welcome Jermaine.
That was great!
Such an amzing video. Thank you so much for this. Cannu tell us how to play and use chords from Left hands while playing the lead on right
Awesome lesson
Thanks Don!
another good content
title would be more like "pop licks step by step"
keep it up
proud of you
Since it's up I probably won't change it because that throws RUclips's search engine off.
Thank you for sharing, this Amazing sound with us.
00:20 beautiful ✨
Thank you very useful technique
I love this.it has really helped me
Thanks a lot!😊
Thanks for sharing this tutorial i really enjoy this stuff.Could you show us something on the Locked Hands style.
Sure, I'll add it to the queue (but don't hold your breath - the queue is pretty long ... :) )
AWESOME!!! Thank you ❤️
these lessons are great. do you have any music or videos you'd advise listening to? thanks!
Gosh, I love this. Thanks.
great work
Sir,
You are playing and explaining the stuff so well.
Your playing sounds so sweet and marvelous.
Sir, will you please tell me which tone you are using on the keyboard ?
Piano?
I like your style...
Its not very complex but sounds great and relaxing.
very helpful lesson . thanks MangoldProject
soo buti full teaching
Great man you are, the world is your student
your
Do my best ...
can someone explain what inversion means?...I can follow along but what it means would help alot in understanding
Search for my "Piano Quickie" series of bite-sized lessons here on RUclips.
Respected sir. Thanks
Thank you very very much
I did not known this very much
i love it!!!
Thank you very much.
I like your trick
I hear the piano part of the "Baywatch"-Intro. ;-)
Now I can't unhear it :)
Hi, I have some doubts that are not of this video.
1) if I play the notes "C E G F" I'm forming a true c add11?
2) to form a c11 you need to add the seventh eleventh and ninth also, leaving "C E G Bb D F" true? What if this chord is a little difficult to do on the guitar because it has many notes. Maybe you can skip some notes on the guitar?
Well I hope you can answer me or someone who reads this and knows I would also serve. thank you very much. Pd: sorry for my english and very good video.
1. Technically yes, although a "C add 11" is just a "C add 4", which is the conventional name for the chord. Most people would scratch their heads if you told them "C add 11".
2. Yes. The most important notes are the 3rd, 7th and then highest degrees. So the bare minimum would be E, Bb, F.
Ahh I understand, thank you very much, greetings!
vizuriii sana