Superb, a lot for a beginner to work on here, thanks for the excellent share. 3:10 Example Pattern 1 5:37 Example Pattern 2 9:54 Example Pattern 3 11:52 Example Pattern 4 13:38 Example Pattern 5 16:00 Example Pattern 6
You can now expand step-by-step into Ballad style, Blues, Jazz, Ragtime, Improvisation and creating your own melodies. You will even learn how to read music AS you learn how to ‘play-by-ear’ and eventually you will be able to play some amazing Classical pieces. visit here 4LearnPianoEasy.blogspot.com
@@PhongNguyen-uf8ls hello , am starting piano I used to play bass and guitar , have some composition / but I wd like to have some motivation : when and after how long the left hand should be independent ( 😺self employed ) to the right hand and vice versa .. guitar is the opposite ..., but drum you have four limbs which should ideally be independent 🥵🥵:/brain can be a fantastic device ! I hope to enhance mine by playing piano 🎹 ..
I'm just learning and I stayed up for an hour, wrote your notes out, practiced, and I managed to recreate it! It made me feel bliss. Thank you so much for making this video for me to watch FOR FREE on the internet. I so appreciate it!
Thanks Sica :). It's not a project. A long long time ago when UA-cam asked me for a username I came up with something silly and now I'm stuck with it! Moral of the story: always put some thought into usernames.
MangoldProject With my other channel i have a similar problem. I just shortened the name so It was catchier and easier to remember. (i hope) I think your Name is very cool and catchy so i would just go with it. Or maybe change it to "MGP" if you want an idea :) Anyway, im really happy to have found your channel as im relatively new here. I really appreciate your work. Keep it up :D
emmanuelh ntoutoume if arpeggios are not chords and you are breaking a chord to sound like a double melody on bass clef then why we need chords? Why and where we need to play arpeggios and why we need chords? I also want to know how do we find chords from any melody and how to play accompaniment for singing?
I am 34 years old man and a guitar player by passion from 3rd standard when I was a kid....but your video are indeed very inspiring to pull attention in this instrument...I am following your videos for last 6-7 days...I think I am joining in your squad..very nice job ♥️👌🏻
I FEEL LIKE THE SECRETS OF THE UNIVERSE ARE BEING REVEALEDTO ME I HAD NO CLUE IT WORKED THIS WAY THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I FEEL LIKE A NEW MAN!! I CAN CHANGE THE WORLD AND ESPECIALLY MY PIANO PLAYING!! YOU ARE A VERY GOOD TEACHER AND A VERY NICE PERSON THANK YOU AAAA
Greg Williams if arpeggios are not chords and you are breaking a chord to sound like a double melody on bass clef then why we need chords? Why and where we need to play arpeggios and why we need chords? I also want to know how do we find chords from any melody and how to play accompaniment for singing?
Debojit Acharjee Let's say you have a melody. Its mood it's determined by the rhythm and by the intervals yes, but what makes the 'face' of the melody are the chords. Because one note played at unisono with different chords can sound (and has to sound) completely differently. Also usually chords are used to keep the tempo: if a melody is too fast to follow, the chords will prevent you from being confused. Lastly chords are what makes a song recognizable and unic, and they are what is used to accompain sining (because your voice is the melody, that needs to be accompained, just like on the piano alone) To answer your other questions, there's no such a way to "find" the chords of a melody, if you know what the melody and the chords sound like together you can go by ear, but if you have no idea and you've only listened to the melody there is no way to find the "original chords", because you can find different chords to accompain the same melody. If you want to accompain singing a song that exists and that uses a piano you can listen for the piano, google the chords and try to imitate that piano using thecniques teached in this video, or you can experiment yourself with other methods developed with a similar approach.
Arpeggios can or don't have to be based on chords. "rolling" the notes of a C Major chord, C - E - G in sequence IS an arpeggio, but it doesn't remove the fact that harmonically in a musical piece it is functioning as a C Major Chord, again, harmonically. As he did later, he based another arpeggio on a Major 7th chord, using chord tones to form that arpeggio. As to "why" we need chords, whether played as a chord or arpeggiated, a chord establishes a harmonic framework on which a melody sits. So, the first thing to know is that you can harmonize a melody in nearly infinite ways, with the results sounding very very different. In the case of a simple C Major arpeggiation, C - E - G, it becomes a stylistic choice when writing a piece of music which to use (chord or arpeggio), and in what particular rhythm to use either in. As far as "finding chords from any melody", you're not clear whether you mean from a an already written piece of music, or whether you have written a melody and want to harmonize it. The first case is easy, they are tons of tools that will reveal the chords from songs, such as Chordify.net which will do it for most UA-cam songs. If you meant the second case, that will involve a bit of study to learn how to harmonize a melody. It starts with knowing what key or keys your melody falls into, begins with possibly using diatonic chords from that key to see how selecting from them will make the melody sound, and can move into more advanced harmonic concepts like chord substitutions and secondary dominants to "temporarily" change key... The good new is there are LOTs of videos on UA-cam teaching everything from basic approaches to more advanced ones. Try searching for "harmonizing a melody". You should also be able to find a good number of videos on how to back a singer. Knowing the chords in the applicable key for the song is a start, and then knowing how to play them in myriad inversions to get smoother transitions, and then having as many "tools" in your arsenal to pick from (such as arpeggios shown here) will give you options to choose from as to which might sound better depending on the type of song. As part of your education, watch videos in the style of music you're interested in here to see how they back the singer at the keyboard.
Your gift in teaching is so apparent. I have struggled for years to understand the structure and relationship of chord progression and inversions. Your method of teaching simplifies what can be so difficult in working to become fluent in the piano. Adding arpeggiation is simply the icing on the cake. Thank you so much for your kind efforts.
hardworkout music Please don’t remind me Hahahaha So much has changed since this post. But excuses are like assholes. So now I have to buy a keyboard or something.
@@imacashew. yes you have to , you can learn piano in a few months easy.. These three years passed and you didn't feel them so don't let any day pass you anymore
Hi, Been a long time guitarist and I’m trying to learn the Piano now... Just wanted to say that your videos are super helpful in teaching the basics as well as advanced stuffs in a very very simple way.. Just wanted to thank you and appreciate all your hard work 😊😊
Always had a hard time with arpeggios with my left hand. Finger placement helps. I've for years played the bass accompaniment with my left hand. This opens up a new world of playing with my singing. Thanks!
This is great. I just started playing piano yesterday and I'm definitely going to work on this exercise. You made the boring progression sound beautiful. That's what I want to do.
Hello there, Simplicity, Lucidity and Euphony are the three catchwords that sums up your ability to effectively communicate and teach piano playing skills. Your lessons are infusing so many ideas into playing and I am seeing a great deal of fluidity building up in my piano playing.. I watch your every single video countless times till I can play those concepts decently to my ears satisfaction . Cheers from Nigeria
Excellent! Thank you. Very clear explanations of the various arpeggio left-hand patterns. Indeed, I have picked up a lot of tips on arpeggio improvisation. Thank you once again. God bless you for sharing your music talent.
Thank you so much ! You impart this knowledge so thoroughly and patiently - Despite your talent , only through this lesson I could tell that you are also humble , no showing off ! - Your cat must love you so much and so do I without knowing you at all ! you so much
Thank you so much for Your generosity to spend time with us, freely sharing with us and teaching us to add the beauty in our improvisations. You are a fantastic teacher as your lessons are developed to present playing music beautifully and artistically so clearly and so perfectly paced that I can emulate this easily into my practices and improvisations and learn to transcribe them into all 12 keys. I accept the challenge and will look at more of your lessons as this one is great! I really appreciate your time and value your expertise!
All patterns were really helpful... especially pattern #2..... it's really good.... Thank you so much... I can now make a new song for my self from that.... Thank you so much.... Blessed Sunday to you....
Your videos are priceless - what a great teacher and thank you for helping us learn. I truly appreciate all your time and effort that you put into all these videos. You are totally awesome!!!
Another fantastic lesson from the best piano teacher I've come across. The focus on listening to the music rather than obsession with musical theory is so much more effective.
This completely revolutionized by left hand patterns which was previously just playing the 1 5 and 8. I can now use the patterns you taught me as an intro or filler. Thank you!
Really well explained and I love the simplicity you bring to this. Many teachers like to show how hard things are, you show how easy they are and that's great. Your simple melody and the arpeggiated chords makes this a very beautiful piece of music. Excellent video. many Thanks
I love it❣❣❣❣❣❣ I'm staying home due to the social distancing order in Florida. As I grow old, memory and coordination have deteriorated and playing piano is a burden instead of an enjoyment. THANK YOU soooo much for making piano playing enjoyable again!!!!!!!
You make this look sooooo easy and graceful. Your hand seems to float over the keys, but it is quite a stretch. That's where the practice comes into play. I did the arpeggio ten times and by the 11th time, it was easier. Thank you.
Very nice! Thank you for the lesson. This lesson allows me to progress from where I’ve been stuck for too long to where I want to go. Your presentation is well-paced and easy to follow. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Outstanding. For those that don't want to develop the hand coordination, or don't have a keyboard, yet want to integrate this into their music they are writing with a DAW like Protools, Sonar, etc. , they can consider one of the many ARPEGGIATOR VST tools that are free or low cost. I'm currently comparing them and like Kirnu Cream the best so far, although still looking at others... But like videos like this because they provide ideas for constructing arpeggios, which you can use either learning to play them, or, in a tool that can play them for you in your DAW... What I like about Kirnu Cream is that you define a scale of notes, and then can create the arpeggios from that scale. I'm interested in using that ability to explore arpeggios in various MODES, so for example, to build some arpeggios in Dorian mode for songwriting, without spending the time to learn them in my hands initially, though may afterwards... Just food for thought.
It's really fine that so many good pianists, like yourself, are sharing various piano techniques, like this video on chordal arpeggios, and so much more on UA-cam. The left hand has always been my weakest element, so these arpeggio suggestions will carry over into improvisations and song creations for me and for many of us. Thanks Mangold. :-)
Thanks so much for making these vids. I've got lots of the various chords and inversions under my fingers now, after quite a bit of practice, and these lessons really help make it all sound more MUSICAL. Nice production, too. You have a pleasant voice and reassuring cadence to your speech. Thanks again!
Thank you for the tips and sharing your knowledge and talent for FREE. I’m just now understanding how to put all the stuff I learned as a kid in lessons together; scales, arpeggios, chord inversions, etc. This video made me want to go relearn the basics so I can apply them.
Thank you so much for taking the time to build it up, showing the notes above the screen, making these asperggios into a beautifull sound where everyone wants to try. A beginner can never sound so good as you, since he must learn to let the melody come out of the right hand by playing softer on the left, but this is a very helpful video. Soon, the viewer will want to try this in other scales, with other melodies (or same). I plac ethis one in my favorites.
Hi.I feel so grateful for everything you share with us. It's really touching you would go through all that work , for the joy of sharing it . Thank you
when i first tried to learn piano and check out your channel i was so happy. Now afte studying music theory composition all that really makes sense and i understand why every pattern works etc. Just ty for this journey i started with the music with your help!
I love this so much! But instrument playing has always been so discouraging and sometimes painful with my small hands. Do you have any suggestions in general and how to make this exercise easier?
nice work ... I like the way you create the video... And I want to say thanks to you. Because of you, now I am able to play piano even composing many songs... Your videos are really help me ... !!! :)
Thank you for your many videos . It gives someone like me , who is trying to learn to play keyboards , great ideas to make it more interesting and less clinical , and thereby inspiring me to keep going .
hi there.. I learn piano by myself and never take any formal classes or courses. I never have confidence with my arpeggio because I always think, "I am not a pro." But hey... when I watch this video, I see YOU PLAY EXACTLY THE SAME PATTERN WITH WHAT I ALWAYS PLAY!! (well, at least the first 4 patterns, and thank you for 2 bonus patterns). Now I got back my confidence in playing piano :) Thank you man...
Superb, a lot for a beginner to work on here, thanks for the excellent share.
3:10 Example Pattern 1
5:37 Example Pattern 2
9:54 Example Pattern 3
11:52 Example Pattern 4
13:38 Example Pattern 5
16:00 Example Pattern 6
You can now expand step-by-step into Ballad style, Blues, Jazz, Ragtime, Improvisation and creating your own melodies. You will even learn how to read music AS you learn how to ‘play-by-ear’ and eventually you will be able to play some amazing Classical pieces. visit here 4LearnPianoEasy.blogspot.com
@@PhongNguyen-uf8ls hello , am starting piano I used to play bass and guitar , have some composition / but I wd like to have some motivation : when and after how long the left hand should be independent ( 😺self employed ) to the right hand and vice versa .. guitar is the opposite ..., but drum you have four limbs which should ideally be independent 🥵🥵:/brain can be a fantastic device ! I hope to enhance mine by playing piano 🎹 ..
Why does the example pattern 1 left hand sounds like ballade pour Adeline
@@ezkillerp4113 It´s very similar, if not the same pattern, but with dif chords
Thank You for the timestamps
I'm just learning and I stayed up for an hour, wrote your notes out, practiced, and I managed to recreate it! It made me feel bliss. Thank you so much for making this video for me to watch FOR FREE on the internet. I so appreciate it!
Great! That's the way to do it. Sit on your behind and write everything out, slowly, methodically and surely. This will get you far.
Man, this Project is gold
Thanks Sica :). It's not a project. A long long time ago when UA-cam asked me for a username I came up with something silly and now I'm stuck with it! Moral of the story: always put some thought into usernames.
MangoldProject With my other channel i have a similar problem. I just shortened the name so It was catchier and easier to remember. (i hope)
I think your Name is very cool and catchy so i would just go with it. Or maybe change it to "MGP" if you want an idea :)
Anyway, im really happy to have found your channel as im relatively new here. I really appreciate your work. Keep it up :D
Thanks. I think that with 55k subscribers I'm pretty much stuck with the current name :)
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emmanuelh ntoutoume if arpeggios are not chords and you are breaking a chord to sound like a double melody on bass clef then why we need chords? Why and where we need to play arpeggios and why we need chords? I also want to know how do we find chords from any melody and how to play accompaniment for singing?
I am 34 years old man and a guitar player by passion from 3rd standard when I was a kid....but your video are indeed very inspiring to pull attention in this instrument...I am following your videos for last 6-7 days...I think I am joining in your squad..very nice job ♥️👌🏻
Welcome to the squad.
I FEEL LIKE THE SECRETS OF THE UNIVERSE ARE BEING REVEALEDTO ME I HAD NO CLUE IT WORKED THIS WAY THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I FEEL LIKE A NEW MAN!! I CAN CHANGE THE WORLD AND ESPECIALLY MY PIANO PLAYING!! YOU ARE A VERY GOOD TEACHER AND A VERY NICE PERSON THANK YOU AAAA
that's pretty amazing for you to be holding the pedal down with your right hand ;)
If you're interested in learning how to play the piano like a pro then visit this website here: HootPiano. info
Greg Williams if arpeggios are not chords and you are breaking a chord to sound like a double melody on bass clef then why we need chords? Why and where we need to play arpeggios and why we need chords? I also want to know how do we find chords from any melody and how to play accompaniment for singing?
Debojit Acharjee Let's say you have a melody. Its mood it's determined by the rhythm and by the intervals yes, but what makes the 'face' of the melody are the chords. Because one note played at unisono with different chords can sound (and has to sound) completely differently. Also usually chords are used to keep the tempo: if a melody is too fast to follow, the chords will prevent you from being confused.
Lastly chords are what makes a song recognizable and unic, and they are what is used to accompain sining (because your voice is the melody, that needs to be accompained, just like on the piano alone)
To answer your other questions, there's no such a way to "find" the chords of a melody, if you know what the melody and the chords sound like together you can go by ear, but if you have no idea and you've only listened to the melody there is no way to find the "original chords", because you can find different chords to accompain the same melody.
If you want to accompain singing a song that exists and that uses a piano you can listen for the piano, google the chords and try to imitate that piano using thecniques teached in this video, or you can experiment yourself with other methods developed with a similar approach.
pikasfed323 what he said
Arpeggios can or don't have to be based on chords. "rolling" the notes of a C Major chord, C - E - G in sequence IS an arpeggio, but it doesn't remove the fact that harmonically in a musical piece it is functioning as a C Major Chord, again, harmonically. As he did later, he based another arpeggio on a Major 7th chord, using chord tones to form that arpeggio.
As to "why" we need chords, whether played as a chord or arpeggiated, a chord establishes a harmonic framework on which a melody sits. So, the first thing to know is that you can harmonize a melody in nearly infinite ways, with the results sounding very very different. In the case of a simple C Major arpeggiation, C - E - G, it becomes a stylistic choice when writing a piece of music which to use (chord or arpeggio), and in what particular rhythm to use either in.
As far as "finding chords from any melody", you're not clear whether you mean from a an already written piece of music, or whether you have written a melody and want to harmonize it. The first case is easy, they are tons of tools that will reveal the chords from songs, such as Chordify.net which will do it for most UA-cam songs. If you meant the second case, that will involve a bit of study to learn how to harmonize a melody. It starts with knowing what key or keys your melody falls into, begins with possibly using diatonic chords from that key to see how selecting from them will make the melody sound, and can move into more advanced harmonic concepts like chord substitutions and secondary dominants to "temporarily" change key... The good new is there are LOTs of videos on UA-cam teaching everything from basic approaches to more advanced ones. Try searching for "harmonizing a melody".
You should also be able to find a good number of videos on how to back a singer. Knowing the chords in the applicable key for the song is a start, and then knowing how to play them in myriad inversions to get smoother transitions, and then having as many "tools" in your arsenal to pick from (such as arpeggios shown here) will give you options to choose from as to which might sound better depending on the type of song. As part of your education, watch videos in the style of music you're interested in here to see how they back the singer at the keyboard.
Your gift in teaching is so apparent. I have struggled for years to understand the structure and relationship of chord progression and inversions. Your method of teaching simplifies what can be so difficult in working to become fluent in the piano. Adding arpeggiation is simply the icing on the cake. Thank you so much for your kind efforts.
"Let's complicat this even further" - love you, man.
BoldCautionProductions So true ❤️
CompliDog anyone?? Hmmm hmm?
Your communication skills are flawless. Thank you very much.
Jimmy ZHOU means “outstanding”
@Jimmy ZHOU it means without flaw, perfect
Mangold, u are the best teacher I've ever had, thanks teaching me how to play the piano keyboard
Arthur Rollins,jr singer/entertainer
This makes me feel like I could actually play the piano ☺️
I must practice
That's how it works!
If you still practice until now, you are a master
hardworkout music
Please don’t remind me Hahahaha
So much has changed since this post.
But excuses are like assholes.
So now I have to buy a keyboard or something.
@@imacashew. yes you have to , you can learn piano in a few months easy.. These three years passed and you didn't feel them so don't let any day pass you anymore
hardworkout music
Thank you
You have given me a whole Sunday worth of inspiration....thank you!
You're welcome. Enjoy!
WHAT piano are you playing?
The sound is heaven on earth.
Roland RD700GX.
Roland needs to start paying me money ... :)
That's because it is heaven on earth!
Yehudis Cohen the scoot doo piano
@@MangoldProject sounds great ... I bought a Yamaha .. but I like Roland ..
Hi,
Been a long time guitarist and I’m trying to learn the Piano now...
Just wanted to say that your videos are super helpful in teaching the basics as well as advanced stuffs in a very very simple way..
Just wanted to thank you and appreciate all your hard work 😊😊
I found a precious treasure for my piano lesson
Always had a hard time with arpeggios with my left hand. Finger placement helps. I've for years played the bass accompaniment with my left hand. This opens up a new world of playing with my singing. Thanks!
This is great. I just started playing piano yesterday and I'm definitely going to work on this exercise. You made the boring progression sound beautiful. That's what I want to do.
Hello there, Simplicity, Lucidity and Euphony are the three catchwords that sums up your ability to effectively communicate and teach piano playing skills. Your lessons are infusing so many ideas into playing and I am seeing a great deal of fluidity building up in my piano playing.. I watch your every single video countless times till I can play those concepts decently to my ears satisfaction . Cheers from Nigeria
Hear! Hear!
Excellent! Thank you. Very clear explanations of the various arpeggio left-hand patterns. Indeed, I have picked up a lot of tips on arpeggio improvisation. Thank you once again. God bless you for sharing your music talent.
Thank you so much ! You impart this knowledge so thoroughly and patiently - Despite your talent , only through this lesson I could tell that you are also humble , no showing off ! - Your cat must love you so much and so do I without knowing you at all !
you so much
Thank you so much for Your generosity to spend time with us, freely sharing with us and teaching us to add the beauty in our improvisations. You are a fantastic teacher as your lessons are developed to present playing music beautifully and artistically so clearly and so perfectly paced that I can emulate this easily into my practices and improvisations and learn to transcribe them into all 12 keys. I accept the challenge and will look at more of your lessons as this one is great! I really appreciate your time and value your expertise!
Thank you Karen. I appreciate your comment :)
Not a piano player, but fell in love with lesson. It's so simple, yet sounding really great!
I have to say that using arpeggios bring more "emotion" than regular chords.
All patterns were really helpful... especially pattern #2..... it's really good.... Thank you so much... I can now make a new song for my self from that.... Thank you so much.... Blessed Sunday to you....
Awesome. If you make something you like, send a link or a file :)
You have a very beautiful....technique I guess you would say? The way your hands caress the keys and your fingers dance across them is mesmerizing.
Your videos are priceless - what a great teacher and thank you for helping us learn. I truly appreciate all your time and effort that you put into all these videos. You are totally awesome!!!
Using Arpeggios sounds good better than using chord😌 Thank U Bro, The lesson was Great
Yes it is! The aura is clearly articulated with Arpeggios!
Another fantastic lesson from the best piano teacher I've come across. The focus on listening to the music rather than obsession with musical theory is so much more effective.
This completely revolutionized by left hand patterns which was previously just playing the 1 5 and 8. I can now use the patterns you taught me as an intro or filler. Thank you!
Really well explained and I love the simplicity you bring to this. Many teachers like to show how hard things are, you show how easy they are and that's great. Your simple melody and the arpeggiated chords makes this a very beautiful piece of music. Excellent video. many Thanks
The ability to explain something simply is the best test to making sure you understand it.
I love it❣❣❣❣❣❣
I'm staying home due to the social distancing order in Florida.
As I grow old, memory and coordination have deteriorated and playing piano is a burden instead of an enjoyment. THANK YOU soooo much for making piano playing enjoyable again!!!!!!!
Stay safe in FL and keep on rocking on the piano!
@@MangoldProject Blessings and love! Stay safe and well!😃
Beautifully explain 💞🙌 thank you so much . Helpful video💞
Great lesson. I like your approach and the calm non rushing voice. Thank you
You make this look sooooo easy and graceful. Your hand seems to float over the keys, but it is quite a stretch. That's where the practice comes into play. I did the arpeggio ten times and by the 11th time, it was easier. Thank you.
Bless you for not only your ability to play but to teach how to play
This video has cleared my confusion about arpeggios thankyou look forward to your tutorial
This is great, i have learnt more in this clip than i have ever learnt in the last 6 months.
Thanks for these classes! They are so informative and helpful for learners like myself. Thank you.
Dude I love you. Thank you for teaching the world for free.
Thanks Larten.
Greetings from Brazil. Congrats. Simple but amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice! Thank you for the lesson. This lesson allows me to progress from where I’ve been stuck for too long to where I want to go. Your presentation is well-paced and easy to follow. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
pls never delete this! helping me so much
Really enjoying all of your lessons and cannot wait to try them out. Thank you for sharing.
after the first pattern i liked the video. very informative and useful
This is exactly where im at. Explained perfectly. Thank you!
Outstanding. For those that don't want to develop the hand coordination, or don't have a keyboard, yet want to integrate this into their music they are writing with a DAW like Protools, Sonar, etc. , they can consider one of the many ARPEGGIATOR VST tools that are free or low cost. I'm currently comparing them and like Kirnu Cream the best so far, although still looking at others... But like videos like this because they provide ideas for constructing arpeggios, which you can use either learning to play them, or, in a tool that can play them for you in your DAW...
What I like about Kirnu Cream is that you define a scale of notes, and then can create the arpeggios from that scale. I'm interested in using that ability to explore arpeggios in various MODES, so for example, to build some arpeggios in Dorian mode for songwriting, without spending the time to learn them in my hands initially, though may afterwards...
Just food for thought.
It's really fine that so many good pianists, like yourself, are sharing various piano techniques, like this video on chordal arpeggios, and so much more on UA-cam. The left hand has always been my weakest element, so these arpeggio suggestions will carry over into improvisations and song creations for me and for many of us. Thanks Mangold. :-)
Thanks so much for making these vids. I've got lots of the various chords and inversions under my fingers now, after quite a bit of practice, and these lessons really help make it all sound more MUSICAL. Nice production, too. You have a pleasant voice and reassuring cadence to your speech.
Thanks again!
Thank you! I have a full music theory course video coming out on UA-cam in a week or two - very long and very detailed. Stay tuned!
Can u make a video to explain how to roll right hand fingers on piano for a particular chord.
Please see .
I love your tutorials!! Thanks for uploading this knowledge!! Great videos!!
Thank you so much ! That's so simple and effective :) It will help me a lot for writing songs.
Very helpful. You're a good teacher. 👍🏻
Loads of love from India Sir...Live You Long life.....Love u....
Simple melody yet sounds amazing
This is amazing! Your teachings are GOLD! Thank you so much for sharing it :)
I don't have a piano but I am watching your channel and I feel like I already learned a lot! :)
Thank for tutoriel
Thank you for the tips and sharing your knowledge and talent for FREE. I’m just now understanding how to put all the stuff I learned as a kid in lessons together; scales, arpeggios, chord inversions, etc. This video made me want to go relearn the basics so I can apply them.
Happy to help!
Thank you for these practice suggestions. They are simply great play and extremely helpful in developing technique.
Your excercises from this and previous videos have helped me so much! My favorite!
Good teacher and clear lessons ❤
The melody you created is so beautiful and relaxing ✨
This video is so incredibly helpful! Thank you so much!
This really just opened up tons to me. Probably the most valuable thing Ive learned yet
Thank you this is still helpful to me and all other new piano players.
Thank you so much for taking the time to build it up, showing the notes above the screen, making these asperggios into a beautifull sound where everyone wants to try. A beginner can never sound so good as you, since he must learn to let the melody come out of the right hand by playing softer on the left, but this is a very helpful video. Soon, the viewer will want to try this in other scales, with other melodies (or same). I plac ethis one in my favorites.
My pleasure.
Hi.I feel so grateful for everything you share with us.
It's really touching you would go through all that work , for the joy of sharing it .
Thank you
I just wanna say thank ya! It made my day and now by practicing this I can improve like I never thought
NICE! I like the upgraded video and sound. I'm having a ball with your lessons.
This is just a tutorial and yet such beautiful music. I wish I could play a piano!!
oh ! man this is really precious to me , what I've really been looking for
Amazing! Can’t wait to work on it later tonight… I can already tell my playing will improve immensely!
Respected sir.... Great job..... Can u please do a special vedio on fminor and relative chords in various patterns....
Thank you
You are fantastic teacher. Your clip lessons are so helpful and so easy to pickup. Thanks for sharing.
so worthwhile - 24 carat! Thanks so much!
This lesaon is very useful, thank you, you are a wonderful teacher!
Thank you so much, you explain in 1 minute for what others need 10 hours
This video is exactly the one I was looking for. Thank you for your help !
You are welcome.
This is such a beautiful and inspiring way of playing the piano. thank you so much for sharing this tutorials. God bless you.
Great, glad you enjoyed it.
when i first tried to learn piano and check out your channel i was so happy. Now afte studying music theory composition all that really makes sense and i understand why every pattern works etc. Just ty for this journey i started with the music with your help!
Thanks Dimitris for your kind words!
i really dig these simple lessons...always gets me inspired to play.
The best arppegios lesson I have ever have, thanks
I love this so much! But instrument playing has always been so discouraging and sometimes painful with my small hands. Do you have any suggestions in general and how to make this exercise easier?
Very helpful, like all your videos. Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge. Greetings from Argentina!
Loved your cat and the video too...simple yet practical 😊
nice work ...
I like the way you create the video...
And I want to say thanks to you. Because of you, now I am able to play piano even composing many songs...
Your videos are really help me ... !!! :)
Thanks Bayu for your nice comment! I wish you many more years of enjoyment playing the piano.
Thank you for your many videos . It gives someone like me , who is trying to learn to play keyboards , great ideas to make it more interesting and less clinical , and thereby inspiring me to keep going .
Excellent. Thank You. Best wishes from Scotland
These are the best piano lessons I have found on UA-cam. Your lessons are invaluable, faith in mankind restored :) ! Thank you!
Thank you Proletaryo. It's not every day I get to restore someone's faith in humanity.
Lovely! Easy to follow. Thank you!
Thank you infinitively, this teaching section is what I really looking for! It is clearly explained. Please go on your valuable teaching.
its 4am and im watching this thinking... yup ... imma learn this tomorrow! lets hope i keep my promise lol
Rise and shine. I am here to collect on your promise ;)
Simple. I need to practice, and this is just right. Thank you.
Learned much from this video. Thanks, I found the lesson I’ve been searching for.
Wow, this is amazing - thanks for your time and effort. We need teachers like you. Thank you so much.
Awesome! Thank you for making it so easy to understand. God bless you!
I’m in love with that sound of it all together 🙌🥰
hi there.. I learn piano by myself and never take any formal classes or courses. I never have confidence with my arpeggio because I always think, "I am not a pro."
But hey... when I watch this video, I see YOU PLAY EXACTLY THE SAME PATTERN WITH WHAT I ALWAYS PLAY!! (well, at least the first 4 patterns, and thank you for 2 bonus patterns). Now I got back my confidence in playing piano :)
Thank you man...
I really like your stuff. Arpeggiation is great therapy. Thanks
Wow... Nice tricks .. thanks for sharing