Відео

Didn’t feel like the C was a resolution but nice anyway

Oh man BbM7 is so lovely to land on

Stop arpeggiating

I most times just throw in the inversions cause i can't be asked about the Bsss

Sounds pretty playful, I like it! It reminds me a bit of Norweigan Wood by the beatles for some reason (I suspect because of the mixolydian lol) I'll give it a go!

Whoa... Beautiful

That’s beautiful

It’s got that beautiful chromatic mediant relationship, a little glimpse of Lydian, and then rock solid stability back to the IV. Very nice

Tristan ?

Gives me maplestory vibes

Sweet home alabamaaaaa

damn it! this is what i do all the time on the guitar to ad that twangy, countryish vibe when i’m noodling. for any guitar players wondering it’s as simple as holding a bar chord and hammering on from the minor to major third on the g string and then hitting the high e string.

It would sound so cool if there was some light drums or brushes

beautiful touch dude lmao

Great stuff, very handy tip. Coralline is brilliant as well

Improvisiatiom? Is that latin?

Me literally playing Inventio 4 form Bach and breaking every single accord to its base to you use for my interpretation.

It's got kind of a Moby vibe to it. I dig it

"totally unique" is not English. UNIQUE is never qualified in any way. Something is either unique or it isn't.

How are you supposed to interpret the numbers in the parentheses for rhythm?

Peanust

man that dmaj7 sounds so good

Dope

What tablet os that? Looks gigantic! It must be cool to read music on that!

Elliot Smith Morning after has a similar kind of change in it

When I heard “Instead of playing a ton of pieces over 24 hours, you should play one piece over 24 hours” my brain directly went to Bruce Lee’s “I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.”

Sounds Grieg

Sounds like Tristan, the chord that revolutionised western music

This is why we need isomorphic keyboards like the janko

I started learning piano on a B major scale because the youtube university said it was the easiest scale to learn.

imho, this does not particularly resemble bill Evans but more so Fred Hersch, or some of the more modern Brad Mehldau. Bill Evans did do this, but his use of it was more subtle, and hid itself in his sophisticated harmonies. btw, im not sayin your wrong, this just my two cents. apprwciate your muskc videos

funny thing is, despite chorale being in theory one of the easiest polyphonic forms, when you look at actually chorals, especially by Bach, they tend to do this quite often

Is it not going to the secondary dominant of the G resolving to the C then going back to D before resolving on the root at G?

Not really, but then have a Nord. Though, I do want to upgrade from Stage 2 to Stage 4.

Man, i understood nothing.

I’m a guitarist, but I’m really enjoying your channel. The nature of guitar lends itself to this kind of playing also since only six notes total are possible at once and fingerings disallow certain types of playing.

I’ve made a mental note of this observation ever since I could play all 12 major triads on the piano! Now I wonder what would happen if the piano were to be isomorphic, meaning all 12 major triads could be played with the exact same shape.

I love counterpoint 🫶 your playing is amazing.

tigerball

Take it through all 12 keys and you are good to go!

B flat major7 feels so natural for my hands that I always play a B flat major7 even without noticing it whenever I see a piano.

Goals

I don't know the names of the chords and I always play without notes but I noticed that I had trouble finding some chords of a song on the piano, now I know that it is exactly those chords.

Never noticed…..wow

Thanks for nothing dude 💀

Ughh i love your demonstrations. Every time you resolve the chords they sound SOO good

Smells like ten Chopin's

Thanks for sharing!

They both sound good

I love both. They both have a time and place 👍🏻