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Fun video. Not everyone who learns to play is taught theory properly, and once you can read music then you can get away with knowing very little theory at all. Modern compositional software is so good that you hardly even need to know theory to even write music (once again, if you can read it). I think one thing worth emphasizing is that beginners shouldn't be scared of the black keys...Sure, it's easier when you're in your first few weeks and just trying to remember ABCDEFGA, but once you're at the point of trying to play songs, transposing everything to (or searching for scores transposed to) C Major or A Minor is counterproductive. You play the white keys differently when you have black ones in the song and it's good to get used to that as soon as possible, and it's actually easier to play more complex stuff when there are more black keys. F Minor is delightful for arpeggios, it has 4 flat notes in the key and the white notes are the 1-5-7 so chances are that you're playing black keys 3/4 of the time. I shudder to think what songs in that key would be like to play if you transposed them to A Minor...

Appreciate your free info but could you do a video on the inversions of the five main jazz chords and how to quickly move from one to another as if playing a tune as that is the killer for me. Thanks.

As an adult beginner who's listened to SOOO many songs over the decades, not being to replicate songs as quickly as I enjoy listening made me lose tons of motivation. What's helped me is taking the approach a young child would take as a student. Patterns more so than music.

i might be a guitarist but it's much easier to visualize the notes with a piano

This is very valuable. Thanks

Great tutorial!

Hi, I never subscribe when prompted but there's a first time for everything. Great videos.

What a great explanation - Thank you :)

Both M- Audio pedals that looks like a fancier Dp-2pedal i have bought don't always stay sustaining.....the overpriced Roland Dp-2 works every time but being Roland costs too much

I am a very elderly lady who love to play at least a keyboard but never had a chance to play music but simply love music. I started learning to play the keyboard to keep my brain working. I watched many videos which taught how to play C major. But you explained it in such a way I understood and I watch your video many times once a day. Thank you for making my lifelong dream work. I now live in Australia.

Great video!

I’m 74 and I’ve played bass and guitar all my life. Because I’m getting tremors in my hands I decided to get a keyboard. I want to learn to read music too. I have been studying music theory and the keyboard helps me visualize what I’ve learned. Do you have suggestions for old beginners?

Christian. We the Kingdom, Anne Wilson, Lauren Daigle, Third Day, etc...

Fantastic teacher. I'm excited to spend time on my piano again!

Great video I learned so much from this video huge help

Excellent teacher thank you soo much😊

The chord progression at 2:41 is actually used for Break Every chain by Tasha cobbs

I have the DP10 too but the half damper function does not work for Nord (again - lack of standards). I'm getting the Kawai F10H which is equivalent to the Nord Pedal 2.

Can you upload videos more frequently pls New subscriber here😊

Pls upload more and be regular i am new subscriber ❤🎉

Very well explained , Dude. It’s really really helpful. ❤ Use of colors made it more easy for the beginners.

Too much talk. Go straight to the notes

I am memorizing In The Mood. It is in C major so the first section melody-the right hand-is the C major chord. Broken up. That’s the melody. This video was helpful in noticing that

Easy to understand and straight to the point. Thank you for the video!!

Thanks for sharing!

Yes!

Ah. I came to this video because I was trying to figure out the sharp chords specifically. I was questioning whether it was really optimal to slot your finger higher up in-between two sharps. It seemed much less intuitive than A Minor or C Major, for example. I suppose I have my answer now.

what if the fingers you play the examples get some numbers, like 1-5, meaning when played with the RH it would be thumb and pinky, because that is something i, in particular can easily implement/understand or convert, or the notes played, just my 3 cents 😇

sounds great so far, but what about reducing the speed of the speach aka explanations a bit, firstly , to make it easier for beginners and secondly for those who are not native speakers, thanks a lot

Ugh, I have to practice?!? lol jk.

thank you

Wow. ❤❤❤. Perfect

Thank you! This is a great video. From a retired mathematics teacher, you are one of the best teachers on RUclips.

Thank you. ❤

1 - min 2nd 2 - Maj 2nd 3 - min 3rd 4 - Maj 3rd 5 - Perfect 4th 6 - Dim 5th / Aug 4th 7 - Perfect 5th 8 - min 6th 9 - Maj 6th 10 - min 7th 11 - Maj 7th 12 - Oct

I have so much to learn

Thanks

You know when I tune out, on these types of “easy teaching” videos? It’s during the “intro”, where the teacher starts to talk, explaining WHAT they will show you, how they will show you, a HUGE, LENGTHY explanation using ALL the possible technical terms available to master musicians. I can hear notes and chords in my head. I can hear the next chord coming, but this constant technical talking about “simple theory” just drowns my creative thoughts, and I’m back in grade 9 advanced math. Does NOBODY, know how to just teach music? So many people can just learn it without teaching. Many can hear it intuitively. But it seems that once you go through the technical teaching, that person cannot just get on with it. There has GOT to be an easier to understand method. It almost feels elitist to learn all the old terms. How can a dirt poor farm hand from the 19th century, take a box and strings and become a world renown guitarist and brilliant recording artist, simply by listening and doing? No technical jargon. There is a better way somewhere. Every video today begins with “what I’ll show you in this video….” Ughhhh….I’m out.

Great lesson. May I ask “is High G also called G6”?

Very good!

Nailed it 🎉❤

Would be very helpful if you named the notes played under the 1 e + a 2 e +a .... As it's hard to see which notes are played just looking at the video, thanks

i got 2 options: a bontempi oddysey or a walters p65( both full size) . tbh i dont know shit about pianos but for now i got these two, tomorrow im going to my local store to try some more ☹☹

Thank you so much❤❤❤

i mean, just an absolute fantastic video.

"Success! Your FREE Chord guide is on its way to your inbox!" NOPE its not. And there goes my mail another time into some random Newsletter

It makes it sound so easy I sight read music but I want to play we without being stuck in sheet music😅

TRYNA STRIKE A CHORD AND ITS PROBABLY A MINORRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

So, my son is has never played piano before, but wants to learn for the purposes of creating a digital soundtrack for a computer game he's creating. What would be the best keyboard/midi option for both learning & being productive towards this goal?