Arthur, this is an excellent tutorial. I love the fact that you included the specific chapters on the page to easily find each pattern. I love your teaching style. Thank you.
Thank you, Arthur. I'm not looking to be a professional, just looking to enjoy playing at home for friends and family, and this will definitely help with that.
Wow! so love your tutorial! You are amazing! It boosts that interest & confidence in playing my piano again! Thank you for this video. God bless you. :)
this is perfect - it looks so good with your face expression and hands and letter notes together. Will definitely recommend this to my students as summer homework. How did you make notes become blue on the top? this is so cool :)
Thank you very much. You are absolutely genius generator musicals ideas and playing style. Than you for your work. Just stay the best and continue making happy your subscribers.
I am a "mature" student, ready to start learning to play the piano 🎹 again. Your instructions are thorough and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent. 👏☺️
Thank you very much for the tutorial! Can you recommend a few songs that would sound very nice with these patterns? I tried applying with many songs I know but they don't sound as good as I expect...
Just came across your channel and loved your teaching style. One thing, there is a typo in the music sheet in the triplet Circles Pattern- on measure 12 G chord is notated as an A minor instead of G root position chord. I had to watch your video again to make sure. Just FYI
Great job, Arthur. Very nice patterns. After a while, of course, even the best patterns start sounding "same old" and get a bit boring. Once we have this down, how do we add spice to it? Change the chords, or use different inversions? Maybe change the left-hand pattern? Throw in a simple fill or flourish as a change of pace? I'm trying to bridge the gap between "That's a nice pattern you've learned" to "That's real musical expression." I know the answer comes down to lots of practice, though I'm curious if you have any tips or advice to speed things up. Thank you!
Heya, glad you liked it. And all of your questions are completely valid. This tutorial was aimed at beginners so I didn’t want to get too complicated. Yes you can absolutely change the chords. You can apply these patterns to any chord progressions, but if you wanted to add a quick bit of spice to the progressions in this video, you could add a secondary dominant on the 4th beat of the bar (see ua-cam.com/video/1S_dRaZLu8U/v-deo.html). And yes mixing up inversions, adding 9th chords might nice, extra left- hand as well as suspended and resolving chords etc. I shall have to create another video as a follow up really so I can explain. Thanks for the inspiration. 🙂
Nice video. I forwarded it to my grandson (10 years old) who is progressing very rapidly in music theory. Perhaps he can incorporate these into his repertoire. Thanks.
Awesome tutorial. My only complaint is that i cant add it to my evernotes collection for future reference because you disablev "play in other websites" or some setting like that according to youtube. I would like to request you to change that setting, even though i understand why you chose it.
I have got a brachia plexus nerve injury in my right arm with only about 35% movement. I can move my fingers but they are very weak. I would still like to take up piano as I was learning when I was at college when I was seventeen. Thats nearly forty years ago. I love the sound of piano and i want to give it a go at least. Please can you give me some tips and maybe your view on the best cheap 88 key digi pianos 🎹 and some words of encouragement. Unless of course you think I'm dreaming lol. 😆
Hi Clive, I'm not familiar with that injury, but you may find that learning the piano will help strengthen your right arm and help with recovery (please seek professional advice here though as I wouldn't want my words to be taken as gospel). I do have plenty of videos on my UA-cam channel with lots of tips for beginners, so please feel free to check them out. With regards to the digital pianos, I did do a blog post with the suggestions and things to look out for. I hope it helps. www.birdspianoacademy.com/blogs/blog-free-lessons/the-best-digital-pianos-for-beginners
Hey Clive, I actually had experience teaching piano to severely limited one or both hand movement due to both age and injury or other illnesses. This was my thing going to teach such students - you can do it trust me, just use the movement you can and if it means using less fingers at the time per hand to increase your control - a bit of pedal can make up for it. Hope you didn't stop - and got electric piano.
NOT bad, just which chords or keynotes is he playing by LETTERS NOT named . Yet , he does SlOW down that helps.. just NOT every one knows what major and minor chords are as beginners. I like the way he SLOWS down when playing and speeds up after explaining steps! ☑️🙏🙏☑️
Hi, thanks for the feedback. I was trying to explain the concept of using patterns applied to chords to create impressive sounds. I was hesitant to go into full explanations of chords as well as I thought the video would be too long and there are already lots of videos out there on basic chords. But the highlighted keyboard hopefully helps anyone that wants to copy what I'm playing. Thanks for the comment 🙂
@@BirdsPianoAcademy I had NO intentions to insult you just many people are at a different level and many people learn at a different level... It does help when your keyboard lights up EACH keynote or chords just MUCH easier when LETTERS named when played!! When you SLOWLY teach it does help and you speed up the lessons to compare steps that's alright!! You do have the gift 🎁 to teach I just TOLD you the OTHER side of the story from beginners views! 🙏🎁🎁🙏
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Hello you are an amazing teacher with these lessons you will make me sound musical thank you very much keep posting more videos like these GodBlessing
Aw thank you for the kind words they mean a lot!
Arthur, this is an excellent tutorial. I love the fact that you included the specific chapters on the page to easily find each pattern. I love your teaching style. Thank you.
So pleased you like it! And I'm glad the chapters helped :)
Thank you, Arthur. I'm not looking to be a professional, just looking to enjoy playing at home for friends and family, and this will definitely help with that.
You’re welcome Marc. Enjoy!
Clear concise teaching.! And it's so beautiful hearing myself doing the patterns. Thank you.!
You are so welcome!
VERY good looking I must say.
Looks like Henry cavill
I liked number 4
There’s a lovely harmony between the hands isn’t there.
Absolutely brilliant , I look forward to learning with you
Thank you! Welcome on board 🎹🚢
I love the invertes rocking pattern bec it is so relaxing.
I totally agree!
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤
great! I love all patterns and will practice tham all. thanks!
You’re welcome Richard. Enjoy!
Fantastic 👏👏 very interesting and useful tips for a musician. Thank you mate 👍
You are welcome 🙂
Very good tutorial, thank you 😊
So pleased you like it 🙂
Great instruction. Thanks.
Glad you liked it Mark!
Fantastic thanks
You are most welcome!
Thank you. Wonderful lesson
You are welcome!
Thank you very much. Very well explained!
You’re welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!
This is awesome Arthur. Thank you
Glad you like it!
THANQ FOR EVERYTHING AMAZING JFK GRACE ❤🎉
You are very welcome! 🙂
great video !!! keep it up!!!
Thank you, I will!
Nice video. Great way to practice
Glad you think so!
I love your videos you make it so simple and easy to learn focus and concentrate all at once thank you for your time and help
That’s kind of you to say. I’m glad you like them.
Love the bounce pattern
Nice!!
Nice patterns.
Thank you 🙌🏻🎹
Its very Educative:Simle🌻Thanks
Glad you like it 🙂
Thank you for the lesson and for the free pdf! Very kind of you!!
You're very welcome!
Wow! so love your tutorial! You are amazing! It boosts that interest & confidence in playing my piano again! Thank you for this video. God bless you. :)
Thank you for the very kind words. So pleased you like it!
Great Video, thanks for sharing your knowledge. I Like the bounce pattern.😊
You are welcome. Great choice!
Nice one Arthur , well explained , thank you 😊
My pleasure!
you make it all simple for us to follow. Thanks a million
My pleasure!
Excellent course I Always thought thèse chords Just sound boring, now they sound so much better Thank you so much ! 😊
You're very welcome!
Sounds beautifull🌻better PRACTICING
Thank you! And yes practice is vital.
Arthur todo lo que nos enseñas es sensacional me encantan tus cursos y gusto en tus tutoriales muchas felicitaciones!
Thanks Ricardo that means a lot!!!
Enjoyed a lot sir 🎉
Excellent
Wow wonderfull and blessed many sir..
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Thanks for the five pattern techniques and the pdf file too. Cheers!
Sure, i’ll upload it tomorrow 🙂
Thank you so much! these are brilliant chords, i got your course on udemy and im loving it,learning so much
Great, I’m pleased you think so!
The chord patterns which arranged by level of difficulty, are useful for finger exercise and training of harmony. Thank you to your demonstrations.
You are very welcome!
this is perfect - it looks so good with your face expression and hands and letter notes together. Will definitely recommend this to my students as summer homework. How did you make notes become blue on the top? this is so cool :)
Hi Nina. I'm glad you like it. The software is called Midiculous :)
Thanks so much. Never heard of it. Cool. Just showing your video to my student. You are now in Toronto Canada ' magic 😊😊
Absolutely nice bro!
the rhythm I use as a beginner.
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Thank you very much. You are absolutely genius generator musicals ideas and playing style. Than you for your work. Just stay the best and continue making happy your subscribers.
You’re welcome Sergey, I really appreciate your support 🙂
I am a "mature" student, ready to start learning to play the piano 🎹 again.
Your instructions are thorough and easy to follow.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent. 👏☺️
Thank Marcelle I put a lot of work into my videos so this means a lot ❤️🎹
@@BirdsPianoAcademy 💟🎹
really like the idea of working within the same 4 chords
It certainly makes it easier to understand how the different patterns work doesn't ?!
I liked the last one I enjoyed this lesson and felt like I got a lot from it thanks
You're welcome, glad you liked it!
Good job
Thanks
THANKS SO MUCH 🙏🙏🙏 This is EXACTLY what for my piano playing improvement .....❤❤❤
......what I need for.....
So pleased you like it Romulus!
thanks seems easy
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I liked all
Great!
the last one is the most beautyful, but for my small hand, hitting F and F - and also trying still to be on the right notes is hard for me
It may be worth trying to take out the octaves 🙂
YOU ARE GENIUS SIR PLEASE UPLOAD MORE VIDEOS AND RESPECT FROM INDIA
Thank you, I will.
Third followed by fifth. I would not even think of using the other ones
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Thank you very much for the tutorial! Can you recommend a few songs that would sound very nice with these patterns? I tried applying with many songs I know but they don't sound as good as I expect...
Hi, what type of songs did you try them with?
He is very patient
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Woolly Bully pls
Just came across your channel and loved your teaching style. One thing, there is a typo in the music sheet in the triplet Circles Pattern- on measure 12 G chord is notated as an A minor instead of G root position chord. I had to watch your video again to make sure. Just FYI
Hi, thanks for the heads up i’ll make the edit next week. Glad you like my teaching as well 🙂
Great job, Arthur. Very nice patterns. After a while, of course, even the best patterns start sounding "same old" and get a bit boring. Once we have this down, how do we add spice to it? Change the chords, or use different inversions? Maybe change the left-hand pattern? Throw in a simple fill or flourish as a change of pace?
I'm trying to bridge the gap between "That's a nice pattern you've learned" to "That's real musical expression." I know the answer comes down to lots of practice, though I'm curious if you have any tips or advice to speed things up. Thank you!
Heya, glad you liked it. And all of your questions are completely valid. This tutorial was aimed at beginners so I didn’t want to get too complicated. Yes you can absolutely change the chords. You can apply these patterns to any chord progressions, but if you wanted to add a quick bit of spice to the progressions in this video, you could add a secondary dominant on the 4th beat of the bar (see ua-cam.com/video/1S_dRaZLu8U/v-deo.html). And yes mixing up inversions, adding 9th chords might nice, extra left- hand as well as suspended and resolving chords etc. I shall have to create another video as a follow up really so I can explain. Thanks for the inspiration. 🙂
@@BirdsPianoAcademy Awesome. My plan is to keep asking you questions until I don't have any left anymore!
@@smithyq6335 Ha 😆, I shall help as much as I can!
Nice video. I forwarded it to my grandson (10 years old) who is progressing very rapidly in music theory. Perhaps he can incorporate these into his repertoire. Thanks.
@@timgurr1876 Glad you like it Tim. I hope your grandson does too 🙂
Awesome tutorial. My only complaint is that i cant add it to my evernotes collection for future reference because you disablev "play in other websites" or some setting like that according to youtube. I would like to request you to change that setting, even though i understand why you chose it.
Glad you like it. And no problem I’ve changed the setting 🙂
@@BirdsPianoAcademy you are awesome!
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@@BirdsPianoAcademy please followe me
Loved these easy chord patterns and would like to practice them but when I click on the PDF nothing happens . What am I doing wrong? Thanks
Hi @carolwestfall574, sorry about that. It's working now. Here is the link as well: bit.ly/5-Right-Hand-Patterns
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it@@BirdsPianoAcademy
I have got a brachia plexus nerve injury in my right arm with only about 35% movement. I can move my fingers but they are very weak. I would still like to take up piano as I was learning when I was at college when I was seventeen. Thats nearly forty years ago. I love the sound of piano and i want to give it a go at least. Please can you give me some tips and maybe your view on the best cheap 88 key digi pianos 🎹 and some words of encouragement. Unless of course you think I'm dreaming lol. 😆
Hi Clive, I'm not familiar with that injury, but you may find that learning the piano will help strengthen your right arm and help with recovery (please seek professional advice here though as I wouldn't want my words to be taken as gospel). I do have plenty of videos on my UA-cam channel with lots of tips for beginners, so please feel free to check them out. With regards to the digital pianos, I did do a blog post with the suggestions and things to look out for. I hope it helps. www.birdspianoacademy.com/blogs/blog-free-lessons/the-best-digital-pianos-for-beginners
Hey Clive, I actually had experience teaching piano to severely limited one or both hand movement due to both age and injury or other illnesses. This was my thing going to teach such students - you can do it trust me, just use the movement you can and if it means using less fingers at the time per hand to increase your control - a bit of pedal can make up for it. Hope you didn't stop - and got electric piano.
Sir can you help to learn ballad??
Sure I can do a lesson on ballad piano at some point. :)
@@BirdsPianoAcademy thank you sir
So woolly bully congrats you little miss
Great job but how about wooly bully watch it now 😮
I’m not sure what you mean by wooly bully watch it now?
@@BirdsPianoAcademy it's a old good time rocky
Rock song
@@louiscornale5667 Thanks I'll check it out.
NOT bad, just which chords or keynotes is he playing by LETTERS NOT named . Yet , he does SlOW down that helps.. just NOT every one knows what major and minor chords are as beginners. I like the way he SLOWS down when playing and speeds up after explaining steps! ☑️🙏🙏☑️
Hi, thanks for the feedback. I was trying to explain the concept of using patterns applied to chords to create impressive sounds. I was hesitant to go into full explanations of chords as well as I thought the video would be too long and there are already lots of videos out there on basic chords. But the highlighted keyboard hopefully helps anyone that wants to copy what I'm playing. Thanks for the comment 🙂
@@BirdsPianoAcademy I had NO intentions to insult you just many people are at a different level and many people learn at a different level... It does help when your keyboard lights up EACH keynote or chords just MUCH easier when LETTERS named when played!! When you SLOWLY teach it does help and you speed up the lessons to compare steps that's alright!! You do have the gift 🎁 to teach I just TOLD you the OTHER side of the story from beginners views! 🙏🎁🎁🙏
@@teedtad2534 No it's fine I appreciate the feedback. I shall keep what you have said in mind for my next video for sure 🙂
@@BirdsPianoAcademygood my brother!!
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Henry Cavill?
😆 I wish…
Talking and Music -do one, NOT BOTH at the same time.
Ah okay, although I am trying to educate at the same time as showing examples etc. Thank you for your feedback though.
Ah okay, although I was trying to educate at the same time as showing examples of playing. Thank you for your feedback though.
That is quite abrupt. I thought he was excellent and I'm a beginner
Thanks but it’s CHORDS not
CARDS
I WAS THJNKING WTF IS HE SAYING
NEXT!!!!!
Apologies that’s my Yorkshire accent.