12 minutes of logical instruction without any unnecessary tangents makes it easier to follow. Love it. Also appreciate, as a newbie, the info on using the sustain pedal and not assuming we all know how to use it properly. Thank you!
I can't afford piano lessons so I am one of theose persons who rely on UA-cam to learn, so thankfully there are people like you who are out there gracing people like me. While I am at it, I would also like to say that I have picked up some great lessons from many other teachers on UA-cam but every now and then someome comes along and take me over that next important hump and your lesson on chord inversions just did that for me with extras. These extras are what I was missing for a long time which other teachers either refused, didn't know how to or just didn't care to due to a non paid subscription or lessons and I do understand that. Everyone has to make a living some how. So thanks again for your grace have a blessed weekend
I am an intermediate self taught keyboard player with Yamaha PSR SX900 .Today I found this absolutely brilliant video from Ted .I can play any chord and was looking out for a video for hand coordination and arpeggios when I found your channel.Your video is very clear and you explain really well and demonstrate how to play.I will definitely follow all your videos and thank you so much.Please keep giving us more such videos
I'm a beginner from Nigeria . I enjoyed the training, however kindly send a teaching to enable me easily grasp and recognise keys and eventually get to play like a professional. Thank you sir.
Am now 59 and always been interested in piano since i was young but i never got any chance to learn but now thanks to your channel am starting to learn as they say learning is a lifetime process .....no age limit😂
I'm a guitar player. I'm learning piano. Your method of teaching is so clear. For the first time I understand how to use the sustain pedal. Relating to guitar is awesome for me. Thanks. Subscribed.
Never touched a musical instrument in my life, bought a 66 keys keyboard for my 7 years old 1 month ago and here I am trying to understand and play the content of this video to help him progress. Thank you youtube for the possibility of slowing down the video!
Ted, I'm a guitarist who wants to learn how to play piano. Sub divisions explained like this has helped me enormously. Most piano teachers on youtube don't get this. They note spell a chord which is important... but more important is the " how " to make it sound like music. You're onto something. How to make chord progressions musical by rhythmically breaking up chords and arpeggios... now your talking. Please expand on this. It is the key to making chords become music... to become a song. Well done mate. Hope you become a big hit on youtube. I've been waiting for years for a teacher such as yourself!
LOL, I'm also a guitarist who wants to learn piano. I don't know why I always thought it would be too hard, but a few weeks ago I suddenly realized I could probably do it. Started considering it more seriously today. I really liked how he compared things to the guitar. That was helpful. Blessings to you on your piano journey!
Great vid. Like a lot of piano players I get stuck on certain rhythms and play them endlessly, which gets repetitive. By showing us the tools you're enabling us to bring variety to our playing. Thanks!
Omg thank you so so so much ! My teacher asks me to work on my chord and then show rythmic versions to me and I’m like « oh wow how can I do that » and he’s like « don’t worry about it for the moment » but I mean … And the joy to watch a video with very detail explanations and time to actually see what’s happening and ending the video understanding everything is just amazing !
This video is great for anyone of almost any skill level. I've only played for about one and a half years, but I have been using these tools for a good while now and it was nice to get an in-depth look at them. Very calm explanation, suuuuuper easy to follow! Best piano teacher I've found so far.
It feels like I've been looking for this type of content all my life. So approachable, practical, and stunningly beautiful in both presentation and the results. Thank you!
Very calming and easy to follow your teachings. Your voice is very clear and makes a difference for me to follow what you’re teaching. Thank you very much!! Subscribed.
This is the first video of yours I’ve watched and immediately got the sense that not only are you a well rounded musician but an exceptional teacher also. Definitely subscribing! Thank you. :)
I just want to say Thanks.. Just discovered your channel. Not only a really good video. You have the talent to teach and simplify a concept. I like when you give example of the drum, the guitar. I play piano since 12 years now, about 90 minutes per day, it is my passion, BUT, only improvising since a year . I should have begun improvising a lot sooner. Improvisation give opportunities while playing with lead sheet. I discovered that improvisation help to reduce the stress while playing in a crowd. I was playing in a train station recently in Europe. I decided to improvise. Just playing music in a certain mood. Improvising is less intimidating than playing a song. Thanks again…
I am a bass player and exploring the piano. I started with the trombone in grade school and always played the bass part of music. This is one of the best explanations of how to break down a way to learn. Thanks for the tips and keep up the great work.
I love doing different versions for the different refrains. The more the refrain repeats, I make them more komplex. Keeps even a simple pop song interesting
Fantastic explanation! I’m a self taught intermediate player and am learning the terms for the rhythms I’ve known intuitively so this helps me in band practice and more on demand playing, thank you’
I am an elder guitar player who is trying to teach himself piano through UA-cam instructions. This video was clear and precise and very helpful. I appreciate the effort and good work. Thanks. Ron.
This video was so helpful for me. I appreciate how calmly you explained the patterns. It gave me the time to absorb what you were saying before you moved on to the next step in the process. Thank you so much!
I agree with a lot of the comments, make more videos like this one, it's so creative and it gives us a lot of tools so we can start creating our own songs. Thanks again 🇲🇽
I've played piano since I was 9 (now in my 40s), was classically trained and then taught myself to play pop songs with guitar chords, but have not been able to get the playing to "flow" properly... it always sounds clunky to me. I tend to use melody in right hand (that's the classical training) and arpeggios in the left hand. Thank you for this tutorial, it's very helpful.
Thanks for this explanation. This looks easy enough. I had 1 year of piano when I was about 9 years old. Now, I'm 74, but I've played through the years using printed notes on a paper. This is quite different. I will be back. Thanks!
I am trying to self-learn ahead of my 8-year old daughter. This video has helped me soo much to slow down, break it into manageable pieces and avoid taking leaps too fast for my daughter's pace! Looking forward to discovering more of your great content once I'm past the base pick up part 😁
thank you so much! I've been trying to write songs on piano for a while, and always felt like something was missing rhythmically in my chord progressoins. This has been a super helpful guide on how I can make the chords sound more developed :)
This video should have had a warning for pianists to buckle up. I've never seen so much information packed into one short video. Merci beaucoup, I subbed to your channel.
Hit the subscribe button after about 2 minutes. I have looking for this description for a year and I just got a boatload of information in about 10 minutes. Thank you :D
First time watching your video. I immediately subscribed and liked within first few minutes. Because it's very very rare to find people who can actually teach. Kudos! Thank you so much for doing videos like this! 🙏
Hello Ted! Thank God i came across your channel. I have been looking for a teacher like you. You are thorough with your teaching yet very easy to follow. I have learned a lot from this video alone. I hope you will continue making more videos and lessons like this. God bless and more power to you!
Ted, your clarity as a teacher is exceptional! Your initial comparative segment between piano and guitar - as well as between 2 versions on the piano - is enlightening as it breaks down the traditional dichotomy between strings and keys. I’m hoping to become more rhythmical by hanging out with you! Thanks very much👏
It’s amazing how accessible this is for wide levels - noob/amateur/intermediate, everyone has something substantial to take away from this lesson. Excellent stuff, subscribed 3 mins in!
I love the clarity and pace of this video! I’ve been playing the piano for a long time (was classically trained for a while but stopped midway when life happened) but I’ve always had trouble being confident enough to experiment with improvisations. This was very clear-cut and made improvising feel more “doable” and simple, rather than daunting. Thank you so much!
I needed this exact video. My pianist uncle used to tell me he played chords in the piano like he would in a guitar and I never understood it. I think I got it now 😩 Thank you!
No way you have less than 10k subs dude. Hella underrated… I’ve abandoned piano to focus on bass guitar, which really got my attention, more than any other instrument yet, but this actually makes me wanna start piano again during my free time
Hi! I just discovered your channel today! You're a very thorough teacher! Thanks for not expecting us to just dive in to play like most Tube piano teachers who forget that people need to start with the basics!
Of all the Piano classes content i have seen on youtube, yours seem to be the best to me🫡. I really hope you keep continuing to post videos like this so that people like me can self learn to play piano!
Exquisitely explained! Very articulate its rarely seen when the teachers hands and voice are in perfect sync while providing simple instructions to us UA-cam learners. Remarkable teacher. Well done.
You are a great professor of music !!!! Make it easier for all of us, beginner in piano Thanks for all Following you in all of your videos May your god bless you Vivien From paris(France) Beginner in piano guitar
Great vid. Like a lot of piano players I get stuck on certain rhythms and play them endlessly, which gets repetitive. By showing us the tools you're enabling us to bring variety to our playing. Thanks!
Wow, very clear explanations. While I did well in practical, theory was never my jam. Although I stopped piano lessons 23 years ago i never stopped playing. You make music theory understandable. Loved this and how you compared to guitar strumming.
Ted, this is wonderful! Thank you for sharing this and all time and effort you put into it. I really enjoy the way you compartmentalize the material you're presenting. I'm sure you've seen videos with the second keyboard transposed right above the board you're playing. Each key lights up without the players hands impeding the view. I have no idea what it takes to get to that or to have that inlaid into your videos but it would be great to have those reference points. It might make it easier for us students to follow along without any pausing to squint or double back. I just want to make sure that I get across though that this lesson, and how you put this video together, is just so wonderfully helpful and I really enjoyed following along. I'll see you in your other lessons. Thank you Ted!
Thank you! I'll definitely consider it - I do have the apps that create that MIDI image because I use them in Zoom lessons, I've just steered away from using them in these videos so far. It's good to know it's something you like to see!
@@pianofluencyI'd like to echo posters thoughts to say I had some difficulty in seeing the notes that you didn't call out and a visual keyboard would be a great help. Fantastic lesson. The final version omits the left hand kick notes but too hard for this beginner. Thanks and more of the same pls.
I felt like a boss until I got to the 16th notes smh...even slowed your video down. You're such a great teacher. It's probably just too late in the day to learn something so advanced for me. But this is such an amazing video. Thank you and I hope to remember to print off your supporting material. God bless!
Hi Ted, This is a really great tutorial! Your explanation is clear and very informative. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Lot’s of greetings, Dennis 🇳🇱
I am very happy that I discover this video today. This helps me a lot. You explained well and easy to understand. You have a talent of teaching! Thank you!
I have been searching for this type of information for years ever since I started classical piano lessons as a kid, dropped it in college only to pick up guitar which sent me back to trying chord pattern playing on the piano which allowed me to eventually play for church and most recently improved with the ourworshipsound tutorials. Thank you for filling in some additional gaps in my repertoire! Look forward to watching your other videos 😊
I’m glad someone made a video on this FINALLY! I’ve been searching specific videos on rhythm for chord progressions for a while. Thank you for this direct, helpful video! 🙏
I'll definitely be here for a while... Best piano lesson, just what I was looking for. Sir, thank you so much for making it simple...will surely be improving my ' piano fluency'. Love fr Jamaica.
Wow this popped up on my feed presumably based on YT’s algorithm, so glad it did as this video is very useful to me, I haven’t seen any other clip explain strumming a piano so well, keep them coming.
This is the first video of yours I’m seeing and you have already helped me so much by breaking things down this way!! Definitely checking out your other videos and subscribing ❤
I wish you could understand how much I appreciate this video. This topic is so specific, I didn’t know how to word it in a Google search. Thanks for making this concept easy to understand.
I always want to learn 16 beat to make more dynamics. I always play so regular beat especially the left hand. So, your teaching is very useful. I am from Hong Kong, and your teaching helps me learn more to play western songs, 'cos always involve the 16 note subdivision. 😃 I feel my playing is often too thin I'll say, maybe my fingers not long and hands not big enough. I often play a triad only on the right hand, that's why the sound will be not rich enough. If I play an octave, the note in between will be a bit hard to play it firm, left hand is better
Hi Buddy..... thanks a lot 🎉.... I'm improving myself.... after seeing your channel....I was a computer science teacher for many years and just a simple violin 🎻 player .... God bless you abundantly... I play the pipe organs now....
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Bro came out of no where and started giving the best piano lessons
True
Legit had the same thought
Right! He’s such an amazing teacher!
Undoubtedly so
Right!!! Soo great 😃
12 minutes of logical instruction without any unnecessary tangents makes it easier to follow. Love it. Also appreciate, as a newbie, the info on using the sustain pedal and not assuming we all know how to use it properly. Thank you!
I can't afford piano lessons so I am one of theose persons who rely on UA-cam to learn, so thankfully there are people like you who are out there gracing people like me. While I am at it, I would also like to say that I have picked up some great lessons from many other teachers on UA-cam but every now and then someome comes along and take me over that next important hump and your lesson on chord inversions just did that for me with extras. These extras are what I was missing for a long time which other teachers either refused, didn't know how to or just didn't care to due to a non paid subscription or lessons and I do understand that. Everyone has to make a living some how. So thanks again for your grace have a blessed weekend
That’s amazing! Glad to help.
I am an intermediate self taught keyboard player with Yamaha PSR SX900 .Today I found this absolutely brilliant video from Ted .I can play any chord and was looking out for a video for hand coordination and arpeggios when I found your channel.Your video is very clear and you explain really well and demonstrate how to play.I will definitely follow all your videos and thank you so much.Please keep giving us more such videos
Thanks for the kind words, will do!
Great choice of keyboard!
u define urself intermediate player...a 2K€ keyboard owner..ok
I’ve been looking for this kind of teaching for a long time. Great job . Thank you very much.
thank you very much..add more videos plz..
I'm a beginner from Nigeria . I enjoyed the training, however kindly send a teaching to enable me easily grasp and recognise keys and eventually get to play like a professional.
Thank you sir.
Am now 59 and always been interested in piano since i was young but i never got any chance to learn but now thanks to your channel am starting to learn as they say learning is a lifetime process .....no age limit😂
Same here. 59 going 60, learning chords & the like...
these comments make me very happy. always keep an adventurous and creative spirit
Underrated af
The chord’s progression he uses is from Radiohead’s ‘Creep’ for those who’re wondering. The original goes G, B, C, Cm.
The original is the Hollies "Air That I Breathe"
I don’t think it’s fair to say its from “Creep” because its a pretty common chord progression
You don't have the right to say it's underrated
It’s just a minor plagal cadence man 😂
@@cgmiinc.7234 No hes talking about the youtuber not the song, he is underrated.
Loved the clarity and beauty of this video. Thanks so much!!
Im so grateful to know it
I'm a guitar player. I'm learning piano. Your method of teaching is so clear. For the first time I understand how to use the sustain pedal. Relating to guitar is awesome for me. Thanks. Subscribed.
+1
Never touched a musical instrument in my life, bought a 66 keys keyboard for my 7 years old 1 month ago and here I am trying to understand and play the content of this video to help him progress. Thank you youtube for the possibility of slowing down the video!
Is not easy to find teachers like you Ted on YT. Please, don´t stop your videos
“Recipes food, cook for yourself base on your own tastes “ 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻thank you !
Ted, I'm a guitarist who wants to learn how to play piano. Sub divisions explained like this has helped me enormously.
Most piano teachers on youtube don't get this. They note spell a chord which is important... but more important is the " how " to make it sound like music.
You're onto something. How to make chord progressions musical by rhythmically breaking up chords and arpeggios... now your talking.
Please expand on this. It is the key to making chords become music... to become a song.
Well done mate. Hope you become a big hit on youtube. I've been waiting for years for a teacher such as yourself!
LOL, I'm also a guitarist who wants to learn piano. I don't know why I always thought it would be too hard, but a few weeks ago I suddenly realized I could probably do it. Started considering it more seriously today. I really liked how he compared things to the guitar. That was helpful. Blessings to you on your piano journey!
This is THE BEST piano video ever! It's like you read my mind, answered all of my prayers and made me the piano player I've always wanted to be!!!! ❤😊
I listened to this entire tutorial in YT preview. Was absolutely glued.
I wish you get trillions & trillions of views for these wondeful lessons... Oh boy you explain so clearly & concise... 👍👍
Great vid. Like a lot of piano players I get stuck on certain rhythms and play them endlessly, which gets repetitive. By showing us the tools you're enabling us to bring variety to our playing. Thanks!
Elegant, efficient, calm, honorable wise man. So great to find you.
I really like the way to break this down. You’re good at splitting this into manageable steps.
Omg thank you so so so much ! My teacher asks me to work on my chord and then show rythmic versions to me and I’m like « oh wow how can I do that » and he’s like « don’t worry about it for the moment » but I mean …
And the joy to watch a video with very detail explanations and time to actually see what’s happening and ending the video understanding everything is just amazing !
this is amazing. Something I've wanted to learn for years. Best teacher ever.
This video is great for anyone of almost any skill level. I've only played for about one and a half years, but I have been using these tools for a good while now and it was nice to get an in-depth look at them.
Very calm explanation, suuuuuper easy to follow! Best piano teacher I've found so far.
It feels like I've been looking for this type of content all my life. So approachable, practical, and stunningly beautiful in both presentation and the results. Thank you!
Very calming and easy to follow your teachings. Your voice is very clear and makes a difference for me to follow what you’re teaching. Thank you very much!! Subscribed.
Cool channel Ted, love the video! 🙏🏻💪🏻
Its the real HDpiano! cant believe no one commented and know you from this vid
I first saw Ted in HD piano channel. I really thought he should start his own channel. I am glad he started. Ted is a hidden gem.
This is the first video of yours I’ve watched and immediately got the sense that not only are you a well rounded musician but an exceptional teacher also. Definitely subscribing! Thank you. :)
I just want to say Thanks..
Just discovered your channel.
Not only a really good video. You have the talent to teach and simplify a concept. I like when you give example of the drum, the guitar.
I play piano since 12 years now, about 90 minutes per day, it is my passion, BUT, only improvising since a year . I should have begun improvising a lot sooner. Improvisation give opportunities while playing with lead sheet.
I discovered that improvisation help to reduce the stress while playing in a crowd. I was playing in a train station recently in Europe. I decided to improvise. Just playing music in a certain mood. Improvising is less intimidating than playing a song.
Thanks again…
I am a bass player and exploring the piano. I started with the trombone in grade school and always played the bass part of music.
This is one of the best explanations of how to break down a way to learn. Thanks for the tips and keep up the great work.
I love doing different versions for the different refrains. The more the refrain repeats, I make them more komplex. Keeps even a simple pop song interesting
Really lovely sound, so beautifully explained, thanks so much 😊
Fantastic explanation! I’m a self taught intermediate player and am learning the terms for the rhythms I’ve known intuitively so this helps me in band practice and more on demand playing, thank you’
Awesome!
You are a good teacher! You are very easy to follow and understand. Thank you!
I am an elder guitar player who is trying to teach himself piano through UA-cam instructions. This video was clear and precise and very helpful. I appreciate the effort and good work. Thanks. Ron.
Am self-taught; been playing for over 10 years and do all of this intuitively! Thanks for the video! Great job breaking this down! 🙌🏻
This video was so helpful for me. I appreciate how calmly you explained the patterns. It gave me the time to absorb what you were saying before you moved on to the next step in the process. Thank you so much!
I agree with a lot of the comments, make more videos like this one, it's so creative and it gives us a lot of tools so we can start creating our own songs. Thanks again 🇲🇽
This is by far the most helpful and easily digstable video I've seen on this subject. Thank you.
You explaining every single detail very clear is just what I Imagined a perfect teacher would look like. keep up💯
I've played piano since I was 9 (now in my 40s), was classically trained and then taught myself to play pop songs with guitar chords, but have not been able to get the playing to "flow" properly... it always sounds clunky to me. I tend to use melody in right hand (that's the classical training) and arpeggios in the left hand. Thank you for this tutorial, it's very helpful.
One if the best tutorials I've come across. Thank you for sharing your knowledge so patiently
Thanks for this explanation. This looks easy enough. I had 1 year of piano when I was about 9 years old. Now, I'm 74, but I've played through the years using printed notes on a paper. This is quite different. I will be back. Thanks!
I am trying to self-learn ahead of my 8-year old daughter. This video has helped me soo much to slow down, break it into manageable pieces and avoid taking leaps too fast for my daughter's pace!
Looking forward to discovering more of your great content once I'm past the base pick up part 😁
I'm so excited! I'll practice this techniques.. Good job and thank you.
Perfect. Just perfect. Very easy to understand and makes something so beautiful out of simple concepts. Well done!
thank you so much! I've been trying to write songs on piano for a while, and always felt like something was missing rhythmically in my chord progressoins. This has been a super helpful guide on how I can make the chords sound more developed :)
This video should have had a warning for pianists to buckle up.
I've never seen so much information packed into one short video.
Merci beaucoup, I subbed to your channel.
Haha awesome!
Bless them, I have had some piano teachers who taught the bare minimum of "reading the recipe." You are a TREASURE.
Hit the subscribe button after about 2 minutes. I have looking for this description for a year and I just got a boatload of information in about 10 minutes. Thank you :D
Absolutely brilliant. Clear, methodical, building up slowly yet progressively. Best tutorial I've seen.
First time watching your video. I immediately subscribed and liked within first few minutes. Because it's very very rare to find people who can actually teach. Kudos! Thank you so much for doing videos like this! 🙏
Hello Ted! Thank God i came across your channel. I have been looking for a teacher like you. You are thorough with your teaching yet very easy to follow. I have learned a lot from this video alone. I hope you will continue making more videos and lessons like this. God bless and more power to you!
I'm watching from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬. Pleased with your explanation and demonstrations. You are a best music teacher.👍🤜🤛
Ted, your clarity as a teacher is exceptional! Your initial comparative segment between piano and guitar - as well as between 2 versions on the piano - is enlightening as it breaks down the traditional dichotomy between strings and keys. I’m hoping to become more rhythmical by hanging out with you! Thanks very much👏
Explained with such clarity in bite size pieces for even a beginner like myself to understand...Thanks so much.
It’s amazing how accessible this is for wide levels - noob/amateur/intermediate, everyone has something substantial to take away from this lesson. Excellent stuff, subscribed 3 mins in!
I love the clarity and pace of this video! I’ve been playing the piano for a long time (was classically trained for a while but stopped midway when life happened) but I’ve always had trouble being confident enough to experiment with improvisations. This was very clear-cut and made improvising feel more “doable” and simple, rather than daunting. Thank you so much!
Honestly, musicians need this! You have my gratitude sir!
Thank you very much for making it easy to follow- your voice , the structure, etc. Well packaged.
I needed this exact video. My pianist uncle used to tell me he played chords in the piano like he would in a guitar and I never understood it. I think I got it now 😩
Thank you!
No way you have less than 10k subs dude. Hella underrated…
I’ve abandoned piano to focus on bass guitar, which really got my attention, more than any other instrument yet, but this actually makes me wanna start piano again during my free time
Fantastic video, thank you for simple and educative tutorial!
My pleasure!
Hi! I just discovered your channel today! You're a very thorough teacher! Thanks for not expecting us to just dive in to play like most Tube piano teachers who forget that people need to start with the basics!
Of all the Piano classes content i have seen on youtube, yours seem to be the best to me🫡. I really hope you keep continuing to post videos like this so that people like me can self learn to play piano!
Exquisitely explained! Very articulate its rarely seen when the teachers hands and voice are in perfect sync while providing simple instructions to us UA-cam learners. Remarkable teacher. Well done.
This is one of my favorite tutorials for piano chord rythm pattern.
Thanks
FINALLY someone who teach HOW TO PLAY instead of parroting someone else's scores. Kudos!!
I don't understand why I get butterflies in my stomach as you go to the next progression. So lovely to watch and listen. Thank you!
You are a great professor of music !!!!
Make it easier for all of us, beginner in piano
Thanks for all
Following you in all of your videos
May your god bless you
Vivien
From paris(France)
Beginner in piano guitar
Great vid. Like a lot of piano players I get stuck on certain rhythms and play them endlessly, which gets repetitive. By showing us the tools you're enabling us to bring variety to our playing. Thanks!
Thanks for this very important lesson Ted. You are an excellent teacher. God Bless and Best Wishes.
Just so love this video!! The screen is so clear , and tou teach very well. Thanks for your slow and clear demonstration. 😃
Wow, very clear explanations. While I did well in practical, theory was never my jam. Although I stopped piano lessons 23 years ago i never stopped playing. You make music theory understandable. Loved this and how you compared to guitar strumming.
Fantastic teacher. We are so lucky .
Ted, this is wonderful! Thank you for sharing this and all time and effort you put into it.
I really enjoy the way you compartmentalize the material you're presenting.
I'm sure you've seen videos with the second keyboard transposed right above the board you're playing.
Each key lights up without the players hands impeding the view.
I have no idea what it takes to get to that or to have that inlaid into your videos but it would be great to have those reference points.
It might make it easier for us students to follow along without any pausing to squint or double back.
I just want to make sure that I get across though that this lesson, and how you put this video together, is just so wonderfully helpful and I really enjoyed following along.
I'll see you in your other lessons.
Thank you Ted!
Thank you! I'll definitely consider it - I do have the apps that create that MIDI image because I use them in Zoom lessons, I've just steered away from using them in these videos so far. It's good to know it's something you like to see!
@@pianofluencyI'd like to echo posters thoughts to say I had some difficulty in seeing the notes that you didn't call out and a visual keyboard would be a great help. Fantastic lesson. The final version omits the left hand kick notes but too hard for this beginner. Thanks and more of the same pls.
You explain it so clear and with demonstration. Thanks for your tips!
Such a nice teacher we could ever find on a UA-cam video .. 👍❤
I felt like a boss until I got to the 16th notes smh...even slowed your video down. You're such a great teacher. It's probably just too late in the day to learn something so advanced for me. But this is such an amazing video. Thank you and I hope to remember to print off your supporting material. God bless!
Hi Ted, This is a really great tutorial! Your explanation is clear and very informative. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
Lot’s of greetings, Dennis 🇳🇱
Thanks Dennis!
Thank you very much I really love that kind of playing openning up the chords and adding more to the sound.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I am very happy that I discover this video today. This helps me a lot. You explained well and easy to understand. You have a talent of teaching! Thank you!
I have been searching for this type of information for years ever since I started classical piano lessons as a kid, dropped it in college only to pick up guitar which sent me back to trying chord pattern playing on the piano which allowed me to eventually play for church and most recently improved with the ourworshipsound tutorials. Thank you for filling in some additional gaps in my repertoire! Look forward to watching your other videos 😊
I’m glad someone made a video on this FINALLY! I’ve been searching specific videos on rhythm for chord progressions for a while. Thank you for this direct, helpful video! 🙏
Love this explanation and it really helps to think of the percussion elements of rhythm development, great takeaway! Thank you!
I'll definitely be here for a while... Best piano lesson, just what I was looking for. Sir, thank you so much for making it simple...will surely be improving my ' piano fluency'. Love fr Jamaica.
Thanks for your guidance. You are such a good teacher!! This is exactly what I want to learn instead of just reading the recipes as you said!
A lot of great things to learn from this video. Thanks for explaining it so well.
Wow this popped up on my feed presumably based on YT’s algorithm, so glad it did as this video is very useful to me, I haven’t seen any other clip explain strumming a piano so well, keep them coming.
Thank you for this! I’m a total beginner in music creation, and it helped a lot dissecting it all out!
PRETTY KOOL AND LENDS ITSELF TO ME BEING CREATIVE IN MY SEMI SELF TAUGHT QUEST.
What a great breakdown of the chord progression with your fingers. New to keyboard. Transitioning from guitar.. Thanks.
Wow! This is so good. Love each step and the progression and the comparisons with the guitar
Thank you!
This is the first video of yours I’m seeing and you have already helped me so much by breaking things down this way!! Definitely checking out your other videos and subscribing ❤
I am a beginner y an adult…I just enrolled to his class y subscribed ty❤
Excellent teaching on new tools to help your sound on the keys sound more pleasing .. Lee
I wish you could understand how much I appreciate this video. This topic is so specific, I didn’t know how to word it in a Google search. Thanks for making this concept easy to understand.
I always want to learn 16 beat to make more dynamics. I always play so regular beat especially the left hand. So, your teaching is very useful.
I am from Hong Kong, and your teaching helps me learn more to play western songs, 'cos always involve the 16 note subdivision. 😃
I feel my playing is often too thin I'll say, maybe my fingers not long and hands not big enough. I often play a triad only on the right hand, that's why the sound will be not rich enough. If I play an octave, the note in between will be a bit hard to play it firm, left hand is better
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You Are Very In Teaching & It Makes It Easy To Understand Quickly. Thank You So Much.
thank you. Very Kind of You
Hi Buddy..... thanks a lot 🎉.... I'm improving myself.... after seeing your channel....I was a computer science teacher for many years and just a simple violin 🎻 player .... God bless you abundantly... I play the pipe organs now....