finally, got the concept right for accompaniment, chords and strategy for playing it the right way that sounds best. Thanks a ton, Jason! The worm diagram concept and the chord circle thing was what cleared everything in one shot. Great teaching!
Probably the best piano lesson on RUclips by the best teacher on RUclips. I have learnt more in this one lesson than I have after watching hours of other videos. Thank you Jason.
Excellent teacher you are.Well articulated teaching and covered all important points in one lesson so nicely without any boredom . Must watch video even for advanced players.
Sir, the way importance of inversions is explained is really very helpful. Moreover I have become a fan of the words/ language used to explain the essence what you want to convey. Very useful video for beginners.
thank you for this incredible video, you are helping a magnitude. But on another topic i would like to ask, when improvising do you pick a random chord progression and play over it, essentially what are you thinking when improvising?
If there is a chord progression, I'm thinking of chord tones to play over and also to associate a scale or mode to each chord. Or else, when all fails, just go with the Pentatonic and Blues scales. You might want to check this lesson out on Improvisation - ruclips.net/video/ND0N9nmYmnE/видео.html
Dear Jason , I admire you in whatever you teach us. You are a master , and I salute you. Please, do not use the term "Neat round circle " A circle is round.
A lesson, everybody wanting to play the piano should watch and internalize - it might save from months & years of struggle. Maybe there is a similar lesson or concept for 7th cords Jason😊😊😊? Thanks anyway - best piano teacher. Wish he was around my corner.
I know this is not the focus of this video and I hope you don’t take offense to my noticing, but you look so healthy compared to videos from years ago. I’m motivated to stay consistent on my weight loss journey etc. by watching you 😅
That's so awesome to hear 😊 Yeah! Getting healthier surely helps with everything you do on the Piano and at life in general. Both physically and mentally! Will keep at it! And more power to you 💪🏽
Ofcourse, you can go through the channel playlist to see what you like! Here are some playlist you can check out - Rock Piano Techniques: ruclips.net/p/PLrNNL05e9FT9oY8ZYrY4rrexdZ-dYwpqq Beginner Jazz Lessons: ruclips.net/p/PLrNNL05e9FT_UUM0q_muOUDSSxtaleYuu
Jason, I think you should consider teaching us the magic stuff you do between the chords to make the music sound so good and not boring like we play. 1,2,3,4 switch to the next chord play 1,2,3,4...BORING. We need the secret sauce.
When selecting an inversion, do you consider the top note and whether the singer is singing that note? Do you want the melody note on top or do you want to avoid it?
Depends on a lot of factors. Sometimes I want a different note other than what the singer is performing. However, sometimes I want the chords to move smoothly into each other. Sometimes, It's just very tough to play those chords so inversions help simplify the process
Jason, I like the second inversion also. This is good practice. I am now going to take the time to learn all 12 keys. I have procrastinated long enough. I know about half of them. Thanks for this lecture.
Thank you, and thank you SO SO much for the high quality content you share for FREE. I really truly appreciate your balance of artistry and soul + technique and theory. You are awesome 🤩
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I am a beginner and its the first time i fully understood these topics. Thanks brother you are the bomb diggity.
Thanks a ton for choosing our channel for your Piano journey 🤘🏾
finally, got the concept right for accompaniment, chords and strategy for playing it the right way that sounds best. Thanks a ton, Jason! The worm diagram concept and the chord circle thing was what cleared everything in one shot. Great teaching!
Thanks Praveen. Glad to know 🙏
Probably the best piano lesson on RUclips by the best teacher on RUclips. I have learnt more in this one lesson than I have after watching hours of other videos. Thank you Jason.
Wow, thanks so much Neil 😊
Oh my goodness! Zac you are number one, I learned so much from your video, God bless you, keep up the good work.
Wow, thank you so much 🙏🏽
I always write while watching your video lesson like in a class room . You are a wonderful teacher.
That's amazing, Janakinath! Really glad you're enjoying the tutorial😄
Excellent teacher you are.Well articulated teaching and covered all important points in one lesson so nicely without any boredom . Must watch video even for advanced players.
Thank you so much Ramaprabhu! 😃
Sir, the way importance of inversions is explained is really very helpful. Moreover I have become a fan of the words/ language used to explain the essence what you want to convey.
Very useful video for beginners.
I'm really glad you found the tutorial helpful, Prashant! Thanks so much for tuning in😊
This is almost all in one tutorial I must say, personally I liked the second inversion more. Countless thanks Jason YOU ARE THE BEST EVER!!
Second inversion it is!🤘🏽 Glad you liked the lesson, Ahmed😄
And you are most welcome😊
Really brilliant. So much packed into this lesson and explained so well. This was the missing link for me. Thank you!
That's awesome to hear James! Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
golden lesson ! Thanks and respect ...
Glad you enjoyed it!😇
This was very useful I am now going to use this exercise for Gflat/CSharp major
Excellent! Go for it 🤘🏾
Thanks brother, this video so useful for me to progress my skill to play piano
My pleasure Efron 😊
Jason is an excellent teacher piano.
Great guy!!!
Thanks a ton Edman 😄😄
Sir, thank you so much for your amazing teaching !
Please keep it up !!
Salute to you Mr Jason
You are very welcome Christina!
thank you for this incredible video, you are helping a magnitude. But on another topic i would like to ask, when improvising do you pick a random chord progression and play over it, essentially what are you thinking when improvising?
If there is a chord progression, I'm thinking of chord tones to play over and also to associate a scale or mode to each chord. Or else, when all fails, just go with the Pentatonic and Blues scales. You might want to check this lesson out on Improvisation - ruclips.net/video/ND0N9nmYmnE/видео.html
All your lessons very interesting and informative. Thanks bro.
Glad you like them!😇
I love ❤❤❤ that you don't use C major as a teaching point. Excellent lesson!
Thanks a lot for watching! Glad you enjoyed the tutorial😊
Dear Jason , I admire you in whatever you teach us. You are a master , and I salute you.
Please, do not use the term "Neat round circle " A circle is round.
Thanks Parnell! Just trying to drive the point across further!
Fantastic tutorial, I learnt a lot thank you very much.
Glad it was helpful Gabriel 🙏🏼
Absolutely awesome. Thank U Mr.Jason. A big salute to U
Thanks a lot, Jasvant!😄
This is a terrific video, Jason!!
Thanks a ton Keneth 😄😄
Another excellent lesson Jason , thank you 😊💖
You're most welcome, Patricia! Thanks so much for watching😊
A lesson, everybody wanting to play the piano should watch and internalize - it might save from months & years of struggle. Maybe there is a similar lesson or concept for 7th cords Jason😊😊😊? Thanks anyway - best piano teacher. Wish he was around my corner.
Thanks much! Yes! done a lesson on seventh chords: ruclips.net/video/cyhwh4BbS5w/видео.html
Jason, how about showing us how you would tackle a leadsheet?
Sure Liam. Was planning to take a Jazz Standard soon
Great video...
Thanks Cristian😄
Amazing skills
Thanks so much!
Much awaited video thank you sir❤
Glad you enjoyed it, Joby! Stay tuned for more just like this one😄
Another great lesson❤ Sir. Could you explain Passing Chords?
Explained here Joseph. Please watch this: ruclips.net/video/Do-FwFW2Eag/видео.html
Great Information.❤❤
Glad you feel so, Afzal! Thanks for tuning in😃
Really a Best TEACHER
Glad you think so, Mathai! Thanks a lot for tuning in😄
Another great session 👍
Thanks a lot, Hari😊
I know this is not the focus of this video and I hope you don’t take offense to my noticing, but you look so healthy compared to videos from years ago. I’m motivated to stay consistent on my weight loss journey etc. by watching you 😅
That's so awesome to hear 😊 Yeah! Getting healthier surely helps with everything you do on the Piano and at life in general. Both physically and mentally! Will keep at it! And more power to you 💪🏽
Bro you are the master! Could you explain parallel keys?
Here you go! I've already done a lesson on both Parallel & Relative concepts: ruclips.net/video/tlq5Y00jbyg/видео.html
Thankyou!
Thankyou
You’re welcome James 😊
Hi Jason , the link for notes @ $5 is sold out. How can I subscribe?
Hi Franklin! Just opened it out. Can you please check now: www.patreon.com/jasonzac
Great lesson 👍 Jason. And I'm not a fan of c major either 😁💛
Thanks alot, Andrew!😊
Other scales being left out😅
I’m a guitar player . When I hear a guitar solo in a key sometimes there are notes in that solo that are not in the key . What are those notes called?
Hi James. Those are passing notes or chromatic notes which are based around a few chord concepts like secondary chords or borrowed chords
I Subscribed your channel now I like it thanks..also I would like to learn/rock n roll rhythm patterns n jazz
Ofcourse, you can go through the channel playlist to see what you like!
Here are some playlist you can check out -
Rock Piano Techniques: ruclips.net/p/PLrNNL05e9FT9oY8ZYrY4rrexdZ-dYwpqq
Beginner Jazz Lessons: ruclips.net/p/PLrNNL05e9FT_UUM0q_muOUDSSxtaleYuu
Is spread voicing not the same as drop 2?
Don't think so. Drop 2 used seventh chords. This can be done with simple triads
Jason, I think you should consider teaching us the magic stuff you do between the chords to make the music sound so good and not boring like we play. 1,2,3,4 switch to the next chord play 1,2,3,4...BORING. We need the secret sauce.
Awesoem
Thanks a ton James!
When selecting an inversion, do you consider the top note and whether the singer is singing that note? Do you want the melody note on top or do you want to avoid it?
Depends on a lot of factors. Sometimes I want a different note other than what the singer is performing. However, sometimes I want the chords to move smoothly into each other. Sometimes, It's just very tough to play those chords so inversions help simplify the process
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Jason, I like the second inversion also. This is good practice. I am now going to take the time to learn all 12 keys. I have procrastinated long enough. I know about half of them. Thanks for this lecture.
It's my pleasure, Bill!😄
What's the unspeakable modern pop hit, though? For the edification of those of us who have been under a rock.
😁 Any song with a permutation of I - V - vi IV
Thank you, and thank you SO SO much for the high quality content you share for FREE. I really truly appreciate your balance of artistry and soul + technique and theory. You are awesome 🤩
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Scales shapes, really educative. Many thanks Sir. Are u on Watsup pliz
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Thanks so much for listening!