Dancing on the Piano: A Beginner's Tutorial on SMOOTH Chords
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- 0:00 Introduction
0:29 Demonstration
1:10 Playing the Example
2:49 Why Does It Sound Good?
4:25 Application 1
7:40 Application 2
9:23 Application 3
9:50 Application 4 (Maroon 5)
11:09 Application 5
12:35 Application 6 (Blackbird)
14:12 Conclusions
Today I'll show you how to move smoothly on the piano keyboard, and demonstrate several progressions with smooth voice leading. The secret is to minimize the motion of the individual notes, and make sure the notes move by a semitone or a whole tone at most when you switch between chords. As we discuss this I'll draw from a few popular examples, including This Love by Maroon 5, Short People by Randy Newman, and Blackbird by The Beatles.
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I always look forward to your tutorials. They are informative, analytical and easy to understand. Thank you
Thanks much, Asaf, for another analytic, clear & very useful lesson.
Thanks for not uploading in on Shabbat, so we could enjoy it too.
Blessings and all the best.
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Thanks so much for this,as always! I always learn so much from you-your ‘Voicing the 2-5-1 12 Examples’ was totally epic enjoyment and one of my favorites! Happy Holidays to you and yours!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You are a genius in music taste. I am so glad I found your channel and I already master two song from yours. All of the music you play are so god damn satisfying. You inspired me to really get good at piano. Wish you all the best in life bro!
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What beautiful piano patch is this??? I have to know 😭💖
It's the "Piano Cake MW" patch on my Nord Stage 3.
There are plenty of lush sounding VSTs out there that can very likely achieve something similar (e.g. AudioLounge Key Affairs - not affiliated with them in any way, FYI).
Thank you very much for all your lessons.Happy holidays!
Happy holidays!
Thanks for the great lesson! Merry Christmas!
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Mangol Is it possible to resolve from V to III theoretically ? Both are Majors
It's possible to move from V to III, but III in itself doesn't sound like a conclusion, and it sounds like additional chords should follow it. For example: V --> III --> vi.
@@MangoldProject thanks bro
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@@MangoldProject Mangol You can make it like this and it resolves :
V aug -> III G aug/B -> E
Can we write D also like f# add13b omit5 ?
That is the weirdest notation I've ever seen for D, and likely not something you would see. You could say that F# half diminished is a rootless D9, for example. But your notation is way too complicated.
@@MangoldProject I wanted to do a CHROMATISM from the keys F# to A => D/F# - G - E/G# - a
D/F# written without "/" ?
Which mode is this piano being played
Are you asking what sound I'm using? It's an electric piano on a Nord Stage 3 (Piano Cake MW if you want the exact name).