Eureka effect, 'the sudden, unexpected realization of the solution to a problem.' I'd almost given up on studying how to read sheet music until this moment. What a teacher you are! Michael
Omg, same thing happened to me, I wanted to learn how to sing, then started to build engines, then bodybuilding, then plumbing and then intervals now I'm here..
Wow, where have you’ve been all my life! Like a door to the next level opened in my head. It coincides with the book I chose to start again with. Thank you for giving meaning to those word I’ve ignored for a long time. 😊
thanks for sharing ive been playing by ear for 15plus years and have now started to actually do some theory and this came up in a book where i am there are no music teachers any more so i couldnt ask anyone your video really helped me understand this section
Also known as a tri tone, Some people call it satans chord due to how dark the two intervals sound but its used alot in church as diminished chords /passing chords etc ...
Your a great teacher. I've started playing intervals and chords. Just want to know have the harmonic intervals to be held down untill the next interval.
is that mean when you going from Perfect 4th to half note shift is called augmented 4th and when you backwards half note from 5th is called diminished 5th, is it correct for defining the specific interval?
Merci for this. I thought you should have left the scale on the screen even when you talked about augmented, diminished and minor intervals. I still have to learn playing by reading, so every little bit helps.
the note you move to with a diminished 5th is not in the root key's minor scale whereas the note you move to with a minor fifth IS (the root key being the note you don't move, idk if that's the correct term)
If you're playing a song using music, intervals will help you read the music faster, because you'll be able to see patterns easier! They're also super helpful for improvising and playing chords under the melody. If you see the melody line you'll be able to use intervals to create harmonies and fill out chords!
That's right! They don't change for the major or minor scales. They also have a unique and pleasing sound quality. Plus if you invert a perfect 5th, you get a perfect 4th (and vice-versa). Super cool!
That moment when you play C#, high C#, the A below middle C and the octave below it all at the same time Or try E, high E, C# and low C# all at the same time.
Okay so with that logic, why have duplicate intervals, making them more awkward than it has to be.? Seeing as "augment 4th" is the same as "Diminished 5th". Can't we just keep one of them, like the Augmented one seems better cause it's ascending rather than going back. They basically make the same sound, as there the same key. Other than that, good tutorial 💯
Hello and many thanks. I am trying to understand the following concept. I want to be able to listen to a song and play by ear. I was told that I have o learn how to translate the notes of a song into interval numbers.....I give an example...I listened to a short piano piece...I was asked what I listed to? I anserd ........he said this is what I played 3331-2227-3331-4443-1116...He said you memorize these numbers....then you can play this piece...Is this something you teach? My goal is to learn how to play by eare....I find your e-mail address so we can communicae more.....Manty thanks...Mason
Eureka effect, 'the sudden, unexpected realization of the solution to a problem.' I'd almost given up on studying how to read sheet music until this moment. What a teacher you are! Michael
I started as I wanted to learn to sing, which lead me to notes then to scales, then to chords, then to intervals and hear I am
All the best wishes for your singing journey 🍀
Omg, same thing happened to me, I wanted to learn how to sing, then started to build engines, then bodybuilding, then plumbing and then intervals now I'm here..
@@Forwardoperationbase look at nocturne man so inspirational
Was the pun intended? Or should I correct your grammar?
@@DrumickD It's always worthy to say what you wanted to.
Thanks!
Thank you very much! I just started doing theory and I've never understood intervals and this really helped :)
Wow, where have you’ve been all my life! Like a door to the next level opened in my head. It coincides with the book I chose to start again with. Thank you for giving meaning to those word I’ve ignored for a long time. 😊
thanks for sharing ive been playing by ear for 15plus years and have now started to actually do some theory and this came up in a book where i am there are no music teachers any more so i couldnt ask anyone your video really helped me understand this section
I think you r also Indian like me
I need 4h tubes..Amazing stuff
An excellent and well explained video. Keep that good work coming! 👏🏻
Perfectly succinct. All the other videos i watched were 3x longer with basically the same info
True information on piano playing among so much misleading channels
So a diminished 5th is the same as an augmented 4th?
Also known as a tri tone, Some people call it satans chord due to how dark the two intervals sound but its used alot in church as diminished chords /passing chords etc ...
yes
Yes!
Yeah also the same as tritone
Augmented is a half step whenever raises and lowered is diminished
She is saying that minor second interval is unpleasant, it is my favourite interval
Your a great teacher. I've started playing intervals and chords. Just want to know have the harmonic intervals to be held down untill the next interval.
It's a pleasure to learn from you , Lisa ! Very well explained, sometimes I wondered what's the meaning of all these numbers 😉
Thank you 🤗👍
I really like this lady and her teaching style mannn☺️
Good information for beginners like me. Thank you.
What about intervals starting from a black key? How do you the determine the fouth interval of a C# for example?
You have to determine that with semitones
P = Perfect
Very good explanation.
is that mean when you going from Perfect 4th to half note shift is called augmented 4th and when you backwards half note from 5th is called diminished 5th, is it correct for defining the specific interval?
What will an interval between D and E in the scale of C be called?
Merci for this. I thought you should have left the scale on the screen even when you talked about augmented, diminished and minor intervals. I still have to learn playing by reading, so every little bit helps.
Great video! How exactly do you identify Major and Minor intervals on the piano? Would flats be minor and sharps be major? Or is it something else?
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎹🎧🙂 great 👍 video tutorial!
Excellent. Be blessed
i need help making 11th chords
helllllllllp plz
Really enjoyed!!
Thank you so much I am learning the piano myself at home this helped🌹
Yeah, I'm pretty sure now, I love her 😍.
She always helps me understand better
I know about these “complex” intervals, but I never really use them. Gonna change that tomorrow))
You explained really well thank you
Thank you Lisa!!
What is a unison??
A fancy way of saying the same note! If you put your right hand thumb and left hand thumb on middle C and play it together that would be a unison.
Pianote thanks!
Very nice - thank you :}
Why is it called Diminished 5th? Why not call it a minor 5th?
the note you move to with a diminished 5th is not in the root key's minor scale whereas the note you move to with a minor fifth IS (the root key being the note you don't move, idk if that's the correct term)
Thank you ,thank you, thank you😀
Very nicely done! Thank you
I am playing a song where I need 8th interval scales with 8th notes and I just cant make it smooth
Thank you
What if I play for example 6th by one halftone up? How is it called?
If you play a major 6th up one half step it becomes an "augmented" 6th. It's very common in Baroque music.
@@PianoteOfficial Thanks for the answer :)
Hi one question how you actually use a intervals when playing songs?
If you're playing a song using music, intervals will help you read the music faster, because you'll be able to see patterns easier! They're also super helpful for improvising and playing chords under the melody. If you see the melody line you'll be able to use intervals to create harmonies and fill out chords!
Pianote it’s there any of your tutorials available on this topic with hands on while you’re playing?
It will also help you to remember how chords are constructed, especially more complex ones, and enable you to take this around all 12 keys easily 🙂.
Thank you so much 😀😀
Thank you it was really helpful
Wow literally this video has helped me tremendously thank you!!!!
Thanx Amazing lesson 🙏
Is there an average time for us to achieve hand independence,or is there a point where you should give up
Thank u so much.....
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Real music theory in less than 5 minutes...massive
Thank you very much!!! ;)
Perfect fifth and perfect fourth are because the major and the minor scale share the same intervals?
That's right! They don't change for the major or minor scales. They also have a unique and pleasing sound quality. Plus if you invert a perfect 5th, you get a perfect 4th (and vice-versa). Super cool!
That was easy, thanks
Thx
Thanks
Thank you... it is another language 👍
C Major ....................Crush
we can flatten a perfect 4th, we can. It’s dim.4
Awesome :) Thanks :)
Am I the only one to think that the opening music sounds like Tomb Raider music ?
You could of knocked me over with a Feather when I realised F A C E and E G B D F are all thirds 😊
That moment when you play C#, high C#, the A below middle C and the octave below it all at the same time
Or try E, high E, C# and low C# all at the same time.
If you had dark hair, you'd look like a real Rhodes scholar.
I love you
Okay so with that logic, why have duplicate intervals, making them more awkward than it has to be.? Seeing as "augment 4th" is the same as "Diminished 5th". Can't we just keep one of them, like the Augmented one seems better cause it's ascending rather than going back. They basically make the same sound, as there the same key. Other than that, good tutorial 💯
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Hello and many thanks. I am trying to understand the following concept. I want to be able to listen to a song and play by ear. I was told that I have o learn how to translate the notes of a song into interval numbers.....I give an example...I listened to a short piano piece...I was asked what I listed to? I anserd ........he said this is what I played 3331-2227-3331-4443-1116...He said you memorize these numbers....then you can play this piece...Is this something you teach? My goal is to learn how to play by eare....I find your e-mail address so we can communicae more.....Manty thanks...Mason
Thank you
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