Thank you for your videos. You make complex information understandable. I appreciate the step by step instructions. Your singing voice is beautiful, especially in the beginning section when it was soft and emotional.
This is my go to tutorial for hand independence practice 😃 I love it , just wish I could sing !! Thanks Jason your enthusiasm and commitment are very much appreciated 🤗
Hey Ranavy! I'm so glad you were able to find the tutorial helpful!😊 You can check out this playlist that has content going deep into the same content that might further break down your struggle: ua-cam.com/play/PLrNNL05e9FT-On4vodpAoZqTlWDCS5jv7.html Let me know what you think😄🎹🎵
Please, do "surviving techniques" tutorial about solo-improvisation in contemporary songs. How I should think and how bouth hands should work. How to start practice it for solo / intro / outro / instrumental sections in songs. I understand how I play accompaniment when I sing, but I don't understand what and how I should play without vocal. I really need instructions for left and right hand 🙏 Thank you very much for your lessons ❤️
absolutely awesome video, very applicable and useful. i feel like this is something i am actually making progress with. i also love your teaching style, thank you! on a side note i would like to ask if you have ever concerned yourself with konnakol and how this might be useful for piano?
This series is great as are all Jason Zac videos.......only trouble is you have to copy down notes from Video as even paying $5 per month on Patreon that service is hopeless to access the notes and many videos are not there or very difficult to find!! Why does my registration and email on Patreon not automatically identify me and allow me to input the video and notes I am looking for?? Maybe I have to also pay for a Nathaniel course to get simple access to all relevant notes??
Hi Jason this is fantastic as usual. I am trying to be more of a solo player trying to play melody with right hand (pop, rock and some basic jazz) and the rhythm and bass with left hand. I do want to know if there is a preference for doing the 4 beat pulse in the right hand (chords under the melody, where possible) and add in the "&"s in the left hand or just do all the rhythm elements in the left hand ? I feel the latter is easier but the former feels the groove better. What do you think ? If there are videos of your to mix these 2, I will go to watch them.
Good evening Jason, I am Spanish I am 55 years old and I am learning piano. I'm doing Hanon's exercises, I'm on the 16th. I just discovered your channel and as I am in love with Indian culture I have thought for sure that it is great and watching some of your videos, I think so. Could you please tell me what you think of Hanon. And where would you recommend me to start with your videos. I suscribe. Thank you.
Haven't really practice Hanon that much Enrique! Started as an accompanist in a choir and went straight to playing Rock and Blues with various bands! The way I generally look at exercises is to make sure that they are creative and you make some music using them! I'm good with any exercise which inspires my creativity. And these exercises also motivate me to practice hard!
@@nathanielschool Good afternoon Jason, I wanted to tell you the following: I am Spanish, as I already mentioned in a recent comment, I am 55 years old and I am doing Hanon's exercises on my own through UA-cam, as they are a repeated sequence I acquire dexterity without having knowledge of music. I'm going for the 16th, Well, I don't know English, only Spanish. I am using google translator to translate this text. I could follow your advice in some way, for example that option you have in pdf that I think about 4 euros a month. What advice do you give me to follow you, taking into account my profile, what advice do you give me? Thank you. A hug.
Well, I thought I had hand independence, but I couldn't do this and I really need to improve my rhythm chops to write something with a swing 16 pulse! buaah! :(
Question - How to 'intuitively' break the pattern into its constituent accents, like you did at 06:33 ? It's possible to mimick and play the pattern while staying rhythm, but the problem is to break it down into correct accents.
You can do it! Also, see some more lessons which might suit your skill level at a more beginner pace: ua-cam.com/play/PLrNNL05e9FT-rzWqok8kAwaAQ4kgqk4V6.html
Watch some of our other Hand independence lessons Leeroy: ua-cam.com/play/PLrNNL05e9FT-On4vodpAoZqTlWDCS5jv7.html Some of these may not working for beginners however, we try to cater to all learners on the channel. You can also consider a structured course at our school - www.nathanielschool.come
Very helpful video! After purchasing StaffPad for iPad I've been struggling a bit on getting the rhythm notated correctly. I'm curious if you have tried StaffPad, and if so, what you think of it? You are helping me get onto the correct path. Here is a video that I made last week while following your lesson: ua-cam.com/video/i_yhnMRS5vk/v-deo.html
Great as always. Man, you sing very well, I really appreaciated your pitch. Keep teaching us!
More to come Frederico!
Thank you for your videos. You make complex information understandable. I appreciate the step by step instructions.
Your singing voice is beautiful, especially in the beginning section when it was soft and emotional.
You are too kind, Andrea! Thank you for taking your time to write all this down and supporting us here!😄🎹
Glad you enjoyed the tutorial as well😊🎵
This is my go to tutorial for hand independence practice 😃 I love it , just wish I could sing !! Thanks Jason your enthusiasm and commitment are very much appreciated 🤗
Thanks Patricia! You can do it! I will post more fun independence exercises soon! Working on it!
Great lesson. I particularly like how you demonstrate the progression from beginner to advanced
Glad to hear that Bruce! Happy learning and please do share the lesson with your musician friends!
Wonderful. Thanks a lot sir, very grooving bossa clave chord progression. Hope I can learn in a few days.
Glad you think so, Prashant! Thanks for watching the tutorial😃
Just discovered your videos and it really helps me a lot thank you ! I always struggle to "break" the chords and this is very well explained :)
Hey Ranavy!
I'm so glad you were able to find the tutorial helpful!😊
You can check out this playlist that has content going deep into the same content that might further break down your struggle: ua-cam.com/play/PLrNNL05e9FT-On4vodpAoZqTlWDCS5jv7.html
Let me know what you think😄🎹🎵
Late to see this. Very nice tutorial!
Thanks a ton Michael 😊
You are very good teacher sir loved it amazing how you teach
Thankyou so much Raj. It was so kind of you. :)
I like how he sings, his accent just vanishes.
Merci beaucoup for this.
Thank you for your support, Lawrence!🎹
Just discovered you, great lesson! Not easy... but I guess so much benefits after a while working on it!
Thank you very much for your time :)
You're very welcome Jeff. Thanks for the honest review!
excellent
Thanks!
Very Cool Sound. Thanks! Jason
Glad you like it Kristina!
Thank you so much for this video!
You are so welcome Johnny!
Great teacher - thank you
Thanks for the tutorial! I 15:45 is a lot harder than I thought when I first saw you do it. I need to practice this a lot
You can do it! keep practicing!
Please, do "surviving techniques" tutorial about solo-improvisation in contemporary songs. How I should think and how bouth hands should work. How to start practice it for solo / intro / outro / instrumental sections in songs. I understand how I play accompaniment when I sing, but I don't understand what and how I should play without vocal. I really need instructions for left and right hand 🙏
Thank you very much for your lessons ❤️
Superb class.. Not sure whether i can do it.. Anyway will try...😍😍👍
Thanks Sreejith! You can do it!
14:23
15:30
Awesome lesson..
Glad you liked it!
Great lesson, thank you so much.
Just sub for you.
Thanks for the sub!
Thank u
Thank you so much making Triads so compressive. Do you have a lesson on the CAGED system
Thanks Anthony! You mean for Guitar? Perhaps you can see my Guitar lessons here: ua-cam.com/play/PLrNNL05e9FT-I7UTYJOHKX8wmLREor07A.html
absolutely awesome video, very applicable and useful. i feel like this is something i am actually making progress with. i also love your teaching style, thank you! on a side note i would like to ask if you have ever concerned yourself with konnakol and how this might be useful for piano?
Of course Micha! I use a bit of Konnakol during my practice. Will work out lessons in the future!
This series is great as are all Jason Zac videos.......only trouble is you have to copy down notes from Video as even paying $5 per month on Patreon that service is hopeless to access the notes and many videos are not there or very difficult to find!! Why does my registration and email on Patreon not automatically identify me and allow me to input the video and notes I am looking for?? Maybe I have to also pay for a Nathaniel course to get simple access to all relevant notes??
Wanna hear worship song also
Hi Jason this is fantastic as usual. I am trying to be more of a solo player trying to play melody with right hand (pop, rock and some basic jazz) and the rhythm and bass with left hand. I do want to know if there is a preference for doing the 4 beat pulse in the right hand (chords under the melody, where possible) and add in the "&"s in the left hand or just do all the rhythm elements in the left hand ? I feel the latter is easier but the former feels the groove better. What do you think ? If there are videos of your to mix these 2, I will go to watch them.
I'm doing an entire series on this! Start of here: ua-cam.com/video/1KjSqr8731Q/v-deo.html
Great way of teaching. Could you do Arpeggios of khariyat pucho from film chichore ?
Thanks Amit. Will look into this!
Thank you sir 🙏🏻
Good evening Jason, I am Spanish I am 55 years old and I am learning piano. I'm doing Hanon's exercises, I'm on the 16th. I just discovered your channel and as I am in love with Indian culture I have thought for sure that it is great and watching some of your videos, I think so. Could you please tell me what you think of Hanon. And where would you recommend me to start with your videos. I suscribe. Thank you.
Haven't really practice Hanon that much Enrique! Started as an accompanist in a choir and went straight to playing Rock and Blues with various bands! The way I generally look at exercises is to make sure that they are creative and you make some music using them! I'm good with any exercise which inspires my creativity. And these exercises also motivate me to practice hard!
@@nathanielschool Thank you very much Jason for your reply. Greetings from Spain.
@@nathanielschool Good afternoon Jason, I wanted to tell you the following: I am Spanish, as I already mentioned in a recent comment, I am 55 years old and I am doing Hanon's exercises on my own through UA-cam, as they are a repeated sequence I acquire dexterity without having knowledge of music. I'm going for the 16th, Well, I don't know English, only Spanish. I am using google translator to translate this text. I could follow your advice in some way, for example that option you have in pdf that I think about 4 euros a month. What advice do you give me to follow you, taking into account my profile, what advice do you give me? Thank you. A hug.
Give an example of songs
Please share one song. It will help with practice.
Well, I thought I had hand independence, but I couldn't do this and I really need to improve my rhythm chops to write something with a swing 16 pulse! buaah! :(
Will work on more independence lessons. For now, perhaps you could visit this section: ua-cam.com/play/PLrNNL05e9FT85tF6cGvZK6jc5u6yZg5uU.html
Question - How to 'intuitively' break the pattern into its constituent accents, like you did at 06:33 ? It's possible to mimick and play the pattern while staying rhythm, but the problem is to break it down into correct accents.
More rhythm exercises coming up here Rishi. Do stay tuned. Will explain this further
ua-cam.com/video/1KjSqr8731Q/v-deo.html
Mortal Kombat chord progression?
Have you got guitar videos also?
Not at the moment. But we have a lot of Bass lessons
This was hard...
You can do it! Also, see some more lessons which might suit your skill level at a more beginner pace: ua-cam.com/play/PLrNNL05e9FT-rzWqok8kAwaAQ4kgqk4V6.html
Way to hard to keep up with for learning independence.
Watch some of our other Hand independence lessons Leeroy: ua-cam.com/play/PLrNNL05e9FT-On4vodpAoZqTlWDCS5jv7.html Some of these may not working for beginners however, we try to cater to all learners on the channel. You can also consider a structured course at our school - www.nathanielschool.come
Very helpful video! After purchasing StaffPad for iPad I've been struggling a bit on getting the rhythm notated correctly. I'm curious if you have tried StaffPad, and if so, what you think of it? You are helping me get onto the correct path. Here is a video that I made last week while following your lesson: ua-cam.com/video/i_yhnMRS5vk/v-deo.html