An Inspiring Piano 🎹 INVERSION EXERCISE using CHORD TREES
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Using Jason’s unique concept, “Chord Trees” we look at a Piano Inversion Exercise which will enable you to conquer your triads as well as their inversions in the most musical way possible. Use this composition technique to create movie-theme scores either with your Piano or as any arrangement. We also cover ways to improvise a melody over any 2 chords from the tree. Lots to learn, so do consider watching the lesson till the very end!
All the notes and chord charts from the lesson can be accessed here: / 57874030
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Booklet with all the Chord Trees and more: www.patreon.com/posts/57874030
We realized hw we could have enjoyed piano if we got a teacher like you in the beginning.
I loved ur video title ,dats CHORD TREE.Such a new way of thinking chords and developing inversion skills......It's amazing sir...Thanks very much Sir.
🤘🤘 Thanks Aditya.
After understood this lesson there is no need of another lesson of this subject this is unique 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks so much Jignesh!
Thanks for your brilliant ideas
Most welcome 😊
Awesome..
Thanks 🤗
Thank u Jason sir
Most welcome Srinivas!
Thank You! This îs very helpful. 👍
Glad it was helpful!
A brilliant exercise. Easy to follow, and it opened up the Doors of Perception for this world of music.
That’s awesome to hear Lawrence 😊
I’m hooked on your RUclips channel - this video is so illuminating. Thank you for the exercise
Thanks for your kind words Katherine!
Awesome ...... Helpful lesson ...... God bless you ...
Glad you liked it
Another 💎 of a lesson!!!!Thanx!
My pleasure Curt!
Thank you sir❤
So nice of you Piyush!
Great lesson!
Keep Watching us and Keep supporting. Thankyou! Mike.
Awesome and informative lessons sir....super
So nice of you Johnson!
Very great & helpful lesson....as always thank you sir🙏🙏🙏
So nice of you
Glad I'm retired because this excellent exercise is going to keep me busy for a while. Thanks!
Awesome Reba! You got this 😀
Well taught..tq
You’re welcome 😊
Wow, just hooked on your videos.. such clear explanations. Thank you.
Glad you like them Sanjeev!
Good morning Sir,
Could you please teach about playing "Counter Melody" because the way you explain is simple and impressive.
Regards,
Robinson.
Great suggestion Robinson! I will plan!
Very nice ❤
Thank you so much, Eric! 😊 Glad you liked it. Your support means a lot!
Amazing
Thanks Jean!
If I've worked it out right, the chords associated with a note are the I,i (root) ,VI,vi(third of the chord) and IV,iv( fifth of the chord).
Except that the VI is the flattened VI.
Thanks for another amazing lesson Jason 😊 regards Patricia
Glad you enjoyed it
Very helpful but I am an aspiring jazz pianist and I really need to learn the 7th chords which as you know contain 4 notes and a lot more chords and more difficult.
Will do more for sure Robert. Perhaps you can start with this one: ruclips.net/video/SAOjr5ejxbs/видео.html
Thanks for again another great lesson. Would this concept also work with 7th chords? I'm wondering.
Absolutely! Will plan another lesson to extend the harmony!
@@nathanielschool can't wait for that one!! Great job again Jason 👏
Could you please go into Hungarian chords. Found the scales and would like to figure out how to built chords out of it. thx
Shall definitely look into our reccomendation! Thanks so much and stay tuned😄
Can we add the half diminished triad to this series of chords, meaning C - Eb - F#?
Oh yes! I think so! Haven't talk about these chords in the lesson but make sure you explore this!