This is (as many of your previous lessons) a real eye-opener. Your playing of what you are just talking about makes complex theory ( - and what I consider much more important: how the feeling of music changes) immediately audible. Thank you so much for your work. You are an exceptionally gifted teacher 🙏🏻 👏👏👏👏👏
Jason, that was a superb explanation, and demonstration, of these concepts. I really enjoy hearing your thought process of how everything interlocks together, makes perfect sense!
Jason ty so much so much great information and I really like the way you presented diffrent ways to think about different concepts to really understand how music and emotion work together . This is a great start for composers, song writers . To really understand how structure begins.
Hi Klement. Thanks for your interest in learning music with me. I think the best option for you to learn would be to look at the "Everything for Life" bundle on our website: www.nathanielschool.com/video-courses This will cover the basics of Piano as well as Ear Training & Music Theory. In addition to this, it's a lifetime package, so the lessons will progress to the intermediate levels and content will be updated on the portal regularly. To supplement your learning, you will also get 5-6 of my books which are also updated regularly. These books will cover notes, explanations & assignments for weekly practice. Looking forward to your participation. Thank you and have a nice day.
There was a translation error in the history of music science. From one of the European music languages (German/French/Italian) into the English language. Parallel Scale originally meant, when C-Major and a-minor go up and down in diatonic thirds - moving parallel. Like this: a/C, b/D, c/E, d/F, e/G, f/A, g/B, a/C
i heard a joke about if you wanted to learn music theory find the most eastern asian sounding person and you’ll learn something. 13:26 played an AOT ost accidentally 😂 they weren’t kidding
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This is (as many of your previous lessons) a real eye-opener. Your playing of what you are just talking about makes complex theory ( - and what I consider much more important: how the feeling of music changes) immediately audible. Thank you so much for your work. You are an exceptionally gifted teacher 🙏🏻 👏👏👏👏👏
I am indeed grateful for your support, Stephan! Really glad you enjoyed the content. Thanks for listening in, and ofcourse stay tuned for more😄
Jason, that was a superb explanation, and demonstration, of these concepts. I really enjoy hearing your thought process of how everything interlocks together, makes perfect sense!
Thanks a lot Jerry 🙏🏽
Thank you so much Jason
I have learnt so much concerning the relationship between major and minor scales from you.
That's wonderful to hear, Emmanuel! And ofcourse, there's always a bunch of videos you can check out to help you with the same😃🎹
Thanks Jason, Good lesson. I learnt; I learnt. I love borrowing chords.
Really glad you the lesson was useful!😇
Excellent Jason , always giving us new bits of theory to learn , thank you 🤗
My pleasure, Patricia😄
Humari adhuri kahani title song follows this concept,sir. Amazing sir
No way! Tuning into that for the day🎤
Thanks so much Mrinal😃
Thank you. This is extremely helpful.
Glad it was helpful!🙏
Yo Jason, you're quickly becoming my favorite teacher. Keep it up sir! Much love from Atlanta, Georgia, USA and have a blessed one.
You're too kind, Eddie! Thanks so much for listening in and for your support towards this channel😄
Jason ty so much so much great information and I really like the way you presented diffrent ways to think about different concepts to really understand how music and emotion work together . This is a great start for composers, song writers . To really understand how structure begins.
Thanks so much for your kind words, Robert!😄
Glad you enjoyed the video
Great theory lesson to have. Thanks 🙏
I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial, Midasty! Thanks for tuning in😄🎶
Such a Wonderful take on relative & parallels Jason...... Really enjoyed... God Bless.... 🤓👍👍
So glad you enjoyed the video, Rezi! Thanks for listening in😊
How can I register for a 6 months piano course am from Zambia?
Hi Klement. Thanks for your interest in learning music with me. I think the best option for you to learn would be to look at the "Everything for Life" bundle on our website: www.nathanielschool.com/video-courses
This will cover the basics of Piano as well as Ear Training & Music Theory. In addition to this, it's a lifetime package, so the lessons will progress to the intermediate levels and content will be updated on the portal regularly. To supplement your learning, you will also get 5-6 of my books which are also updated regularly. These books will cover notes, explanations & assignments for weekly practice.
Looking forward to your participation. Thank you and have a nice day.
There was a translation error in the history of music science. From one of the European music languages (German/French/Italian) into the English language. Parallel Scale originally meant, when C-Major and a-minor go up and down in diatonic thirds - moving parallel.
Like this: a/C, b/D, c/E, d/F, e/G, f/A, g/B, a/C
Absolutely beautiful intro...
Thank you soo much!😇
Wonderful 👍👍
Thanks so much, Kishore😄
Is it possible to use secondary dominant when you are playing in minor ( parallel or relative)?
Borrowed chords can act as secondary dominants?
Of course! Secondary dominants are just 5th chords of the target. We even have secondary diminished chords which serve the same function
Sir🙏🙏🙏
Thanks so much, Praneeth😁
i heard a joke about if you wanted to learn music theory find the most eastern asian sounding person and you’ll learn something. 13:26 played an AOT ost accidentally 😂 they weren’t kidding
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