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Ok I'll try thank you so much :)

I definitely add this as part of my lessons for my students so this doesn't happen!

Unfortunately, it's the ability to record the sound and i don't have a midi. It is what it is!

@@rlpstudiospiano Ok. Noted.

​@@mr.incognito4719I'm going to try to mic it better.... Let's see if it helps!

@@rlpstudiospiano Thank you very much.

Thanks!

Oh i get it. There's a lot i wish my own piano teachers taught me!

I like the 2 different ways to figure out the minor chord

You are describing a harmonic minor, NOT a natural minor, which is what I'm talking about. For the complete beginner, it is better to begin with natural minor, which is the exact same key signature as the relative major key. We can add harmonic and melodic minors later. But in music key signatures, minor keys will ALWAYS be natural with accidentals added for harmonics. Make sense?

Yes! Give me a bit But I'll record it for you 🙂

Took me a couple days but heres the key of C for you!: ua-cam.com/video/cY_eYt6KO2Q/v-deo.html

You totally can!

Have fun!❤

Awesome! Keep going!

Thanks!

Of course!

Same!

Have fun!

Thanks!

Thank you so much for the encouragement! If i understand correctly, i think you are talking about starting with lyrics, or starting without lyrics for writing songs? There are 2 schools of thought and not a right way or wrong way. If I'm just improvising a melody, it's just that..... If I'm writing a song with words I'll usually start with lyrics, then melody, then chords to go with it. Is that what you meant?

@ Thank you for your reply. Yes; although a better way for me to ask might be - what’s the difference, taking any popular song for instance, when in the album version there’s a piano being used in it for rhythm vs. that same song being played solo on a piano where it’s not just chords/rhythm, but actually playing those melodies to sound like the lyrics.

​​@@MM03248yes that makes sense. There are definitely different ways to improvise. If you are playing just a piano solo you would need to have melody clear in the right hand to make the song make sense. With other instruments it is not as necessary..... So it could be more like accompaniment chords in both hands. I'm a worship leader at my church so i do rhythmic piano a lot because I'm leading vocally...i don't need to necessarily play the melody notes because I've got them with my voice. They are just different ways of improvising with a lead sheet or chord chart. It's probably a bit easier to play just chords because both hands can play them, but with melody on top you have to think of 2 things at once

@ Thank you very much, that’s where I was getting tripped up wondering whether or not you can just do rhythmic chords and sing along without sounding each note out on the piano and it count as a “song” that you are creating. I’ll get there eventually lol. Bless you for giving us your time and teaching.

​@@MM03248any time!!! Have fun! Playing rhythmically with chords while singing is my favorite thing to do (I'm a singer first, actually!). Any music you make definitely "counts!"

I've been playing since i was 5 years old....a good long time :) I've had my own teaching studio for the last 11 years. I teach voice and piano. Keep going. It's so much fun and so rewarding!!

@ wow that is unbelievable!!! Keep up the great work! And yes will continue 🙏 ❤️.

Hi friend 🎉

Thank you so much for your encouragement!

It would be cool if one day you do song tutorials for piano - I bet you can teach a song much better than many who call it a tutorial, but then just play it and don’t really break it down lol.

​@@MM03248that would be fun! ❤

Yes! The reasoning is basically for visual organization. When a person is just starting out, they are generally reading just 1 line of notes... But as you get more advanced, there will be multiple notes and eventually different melody lines. Without this visual organization, it would be hard to distinguish that. But you are correct, the middle line is the determining factor on whether stems go up or down.... And then it's further determined by the notes around it. In vocal music it helps to determine voicing for parts as well.

Awesome, thanks!

thank you for the help

Thanks, that was magnificent. I will keep practicing.😊

​@@spoonflower9924awesome!!

No problem!❤

For when beginners are first learning to read notes, it's good to have a starting hand position

My pleasure 😊

I'm not a beginner, but the idea of starting and ending on the same note is helpful.

​@@vickicherney9479it's helped a lot of my students as well!