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Hi Jenica -- thank you so much! I'm so glad you're finding this video helpful. For the other videos that you were having a hard time with, was it just because I played the melody too fast? If it would be helpful, I could make a video teaching Now's the Time and Bag's Groove completely by ear, with a verbal description. I will also make sure to give more verbal descriptions of what I'm playing in future videos, rather than relying so heavily on the music notation. Thanks so much for mentioning this.

@@roberthodson yes, thank you. I would appreciate it. The melodies were kind of fast and I had trouble picking them out. I appreciate your understanding and willingness to help.😊

@@jenicacole1474 You got it. I'm away from my piano through Tuesday, but I'll see if I can get something recorded on Wednesday.

Thank you!!

You're so welcome! I'm glad you're finding them helpful.

Thank you so much! I hope you checkout the other lessons in the series!

Awesome, glad it helps!

Hey, thank you so much! I so appreciate your kind words and am thrilled that you're finding value in the SATB videos. Those videos were actually created for the students in my theory class (I teach at the University of Wisconsin), and the page numbers refer to the workbook for Tonal Harmony by Kostka & Payne. I'm pretty sure that there's a pdf floating around out there, though you didn't hear that from me (: The academic year starts up again in 2 weeks, and I'm planning to revise and expand all of those videos so that they're more friendly to a general UA-cam audience rather than just being geared toward my students. This is actually part of my larger goal of making an entire 4-semester undergraduate music theory sequence available for free on my channel. So, keep following, and you'll see more material.

Also, this video compiles all of the videos I've made for first-year theory: ua-cam.com/video/tSoexbSa9KI/v-deo.html This one focuses on the Neapolitan chord: ua-cam.com/video/haZITSbwTj8/v-deo.html

@@roberthodson Robert, ofcourse i subscribed immediately although i do not fit into your students categories by far, but your instructions are so valuable for us amateurs and i am sure i could profit a lot from your teachings. so thanks again!!!

@@roberthodson wow - thank you so much!

Thanks!

You're welcome!

Thank you so much 😀

@@PamDazey Thank you, Pam. And thank you for what you wrote about her… it was really beautiful ❤️

Thanks!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it!!

@@roberthodson More than welcome. Thank YOU!

merci!

Thank you so much for this wonderful compliment!

@@roberthodson Just stating the truth ;) Have a nice w.e.

Thank you! Appreciate you for listening and especially for the comment.

Thank you so much

I so appreciate your comment, thank you. I put these out, not knowing if anyone really listens, let alone finds them enjoyable or even inspiring. Seriously, this comment made my day.

Thank you so much. Really appreciate your comment.

Thanks so much! And, thanks for sharing that video -- VERY cool to see. She's quite a beast on the keyboard (: Can't wait to see her in person. NARU is such a great club -- I've been there many times. I ended up canceling my trip -- since my mom passed 2 days before I was supposed to fly. Tentatively planning for a month over the new year holidays. Thanks again for your comments and support -- it really means a lot to me.

Any chance you could post more improvs on jazz standards?

More on the way. Thanks so much for your comment.

Thank you! 😊

You just made me day! Thank you ♥

Thanks!

Thanks so much!

Working on it... keep watching.

Thank you so much for your kindness.

Thank you.

Thanks again, Ira. Planning a follow-up to this.

Thank you so much! More videos on the way. Let me know if you have any particular tunes or topics you're interested in, and I'll see what I can do.

Thank you!!

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thanks so much! I'm hoping to post some more videos over the next week or two, but then I'll be heading to Tokyo for a month. I'll look to see if Riyoko is playing -- I'd love to see/hear her!

@@roberthodson Oh Japan! Riyoko Takagi is in NYC now until June 25th. I've been helping her out getting around to places she wants to go to network and let her use my keyboard while she's here. She made her NYC debut the same day she landed, at a jazz restaurant in Harlem as a guest and got noticed right away for playing with musicians she never met. Everyone started to make plans to jam with her. The schedule is getting filled up pretty quick and it's only been 2 days. I got exactly 3 days heads up about the exact dates of her visit, spontaneous just like jazz. If you check her socials, you can see her updates.

@@LogioTek Thanks, I'll check out her socials. I'll be in Japan through mid-July, so maybe I can track her down.

@@roberthodson Oh yes then definitely! She got a performance schedule resumed at the end of June.

Glad it was helpful!

Yes he was; absolutely incredible. Thanks so much for the comment!

Thank you so much! I checked out your channel and have subscribed. I really like your playing and compositions.

​@@roberthodsonthanks! I like your work and subscribed too!