Jordan Rudess : The Circle of 5ths: A Musical Exercise : Part One
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Jordan Rudess covers basic triadic concepts, major and minor chord structures and root/inversions in this first installment of a multi-part tutorial series.
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jordan rudess is just impossible... u just playing this C chord itself is so amazing...luv it
This knowledge is invaluable for me as a musician. I learned it some what 25 years ago,and I still use it in my everyday music compositions. So teach yourself this, and you won't need to worry about getting your chords right.
Never seen it done like this before, and it immediately opened up my playing as if it were a whole new instrument.
LOL starts out easy till "if you're a little more advanced give it a run"
Awesome advice! you're never too old to learn, this man's skill is unbelievable!
Wow, killer lesson! One of the best I've ever seen. My skill level just went up by a lot. I'll be toying with this for a long time, and really, finally get my inversions as well as relative minors and their inversions- in every key by following the circle of fifths! Amazing.
Thank You. My eyes have been opened to a new dimension in chord changes and practice.
I'm a guitar player, so many things do not apply for me here, but when Jordan Rudess makes an instructional video, YOU WATCH IT.
ha ha. yes, this is so wonderful
i guess that if anyone watched this
over and over, they could be brilliant
just like jordan rudess. thanks man.
03:20
You KNow
People thought that I was crazy for doing this on every instrument I know, mallets, clarinet, alto and tenor sax, baritone, trombone. Actually helpful. I find that I can improv for hours.
Jordan Rudess really needs to make more musical writing instructional videos. The mans a genius
Easy, and understandable!!! Helpful for me to understand the "complicated" theory and can practice at home! :) Thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing your talent and knowledge. I am fascinated by the dexterity of your fingers. It is beautiful to watch.
I will practice your exercises using the Circle of Fifths. I hope you will provide more lessons. You are a wonderful teacher.
I love this man... a great musician
Now I will excel even more further with keyboarding. Thanks Jordan.
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Terrific lesson, Jordan!
Great lesson ! Thank you so much !!!
Cool video. It is nice that profession helps you to get better on playing!
Great demo. It would be good also to refer to the scaletones. Root, major third, perfect fifth etc. That will help ingrain that information along with the note names.
Thanks so much! I'm a guitar player who dabbles with my keyboard a little.... you explain it to where I really want to play A LOT! :O Dream Theater is one of my favorite bands in the world and you've added so much over the years. Thanks for doing what you do!
I don't even play the keyboard, but I was still captivated enough to watch the whole thing.
This exercise is so wonderful and easy.....thanks for making it simple
I hate that when he's playing a simple C Chord it sounds better than any song I've ever made in my life. Absolutely genius piano player, Jordan Rudess is.
Hey there Bill. Are you signing up through Pyramind Online? That's where we have the entire series of instructional videos from Jordan Rudess. Let me know if you have further problems and I'll be glad to walk you through and troubleshoot. Thanks for the kind words.
-Tim.
@FeatherGlow1 Yes! There are 8 parts. Check them out the pyramind online link below the video.
Thank you so much Sir, very inspiring ideas. I believe it help me to learn this basic idea. Im beginner shifting instrument to keyboard.
I'm not a pianist - and I think sometimes Jordan Rudess has the tendancy to over do it, but I actually found that VERY useful!
Hey there,
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circle of fifths is quite important to guitar; Paul Gilbert stresses it a lot in his lessons in order to write great tunes and solos. Joe Satriani even adapted the circle of fourths and fifths in his Pitch Axis theory.
Man that was of great help! great teacher indeed!
Your my #1 keyboardist...
i love the principle of practice that he's teaching...
fail - A sharp at 6:24
Im not even a pianist, still love watching this
C=Do,B=Si. You can go from there.
Do, Re mi, is Italian, C,D,E is German notation.
this lesson is present in Rudess' "keyboard wizardry".
Excellent! Jordan makes me wish I stuck with piano going into H.S.
I don't believe Jordan teaches online simply because of his schedule with Dream Theater and his continuous work with Apple. We, on the other hand do have a piano class that we teach at our ground campus in S.F.
Wow, he's a sick teacher! Thanks!!
Thanks Rudess.
JR How do you take something so simple and make it just completely AMAZING!?
amazing teacher!
Jordan. good master, thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can check out Pyramind Online. We have tons of instructional video content regarding Music Production, Synthesis, DAW's, Mixing, Piano, etc.
Thank u for this lesson... 😊😊
Great video! Thank you!
@SparkShredder you're wrong... it was the Genie... Mangini...
My piano teacher gets all mad when I use different fingerings and I see Jordan (one of the best in the world) with like a totally different fingering. Is there really a correct fingering for that first C chord he played?
I really would like to find part 2of this video. I've been trying to learn to play by ear for the longest while but to no avail. If someone knows some good resourses please share with me?
Very useful info!!!! Thank. How do you get so fluid in playing?
I cry watching this
Virtuoso is the word for him
There are inversions of chords on guitar. So everything here applies, just not on the same instrument.
It's the M-Audio Keystation 88 Pro, I think, it's a controller.
Greetings Jordan! I came across your videos and I must say that you are amongst the most talented keyboardists and composers I've ever encountered. Thank you for posting the videos on UA-cam; it let's us know "what" is possible. By the way, I've tried to sign up to your website and it won't let me. It keeps saying that the username/ password doesn't match. I've done it for multiple emails. I REALLY want to check out your site. See if it's a glitch you can fix. I NEED to see all of your stuff!!!
I know you're not going to like this but I highly suggest learning to read notes and, subsequently the music. It will open unimaginable horizons for you by being able to play and comprehend sound combinations you would've never come across if playing only by ear. Otherwise, you will always be limited to only certain chord progressions and steps your brain can perceive as likable. Imagine making movie with still picture camera - that's what playing by ear can be compared to.
so cool, thax
@himl994 good fingering only matters if it affects your playing.. if you can pull it off with ease.. then use whatever fingering you WANT...
All music theory applies to all instruments, as you'll see if you take the time and make the effort to learn the theory, and trust me, it's well worth it.
i think you underestimate playing by ear a bit. i do both and i think that both have advantages over the other. ear is my preferred way to play though
Awesome
thanks!
watching his fingers then he does his runs is cool. dont know why
Nice playing!
Great video thanks
he's like the coolest music nerd ever (im a music nerd)
Hi, where can we get all of the parts of this lessons? They are not available in our web site.
Once John Petrucci found a magic lamp...he rubbed it and POP!! Out came RUDESS!! :D
if i grow a goatee like his, will i master piano?
He he, the arpeggios are cool. That's what I wanted to learn for the last 20 years, but somehow I could never get the fingering right.
Well, everything he said on this particular video applies to the guitar. You only need to adapt it to the fretboard, the notes are there.
If this is Part 1, is there a Part 2?
really useful-my fingers refuse to go that fast though!
actually, the inversions and the changing of keys with the relative major/minor is the exact same thing on the guitar than on the piano :P
did anybody figure out the riff at 0:28 ?
thank you !!!!!
sounds like broken hallelujah - the song when fiona is sad that she's not marrying shrek and is marrying lord farquad
Hey no fair! You're using passing tones! Hehe.
check out the pyramind website, that's where this whole series can be found. also, you can check out the Jordan Rudess Online Conservatory. jroc . us
lots of great ear training there and if you have an iOS device, Ear Wizard is coming out soon from his company wizdom music. or maybe it's ear wiz, i can't remember haha but yeah, check some of that out. also musictheory . net has great ear training exercises
I saw that accidental you slipped in there at 6:25. Just couldnt resist
do you give online lessons, i think i need to start over again
where can I find the other videos they got deleted ?
I'm a guitarplayer, and I'll try to bring this to the fretboard. This sound way to cool, to not try it!
hey Jordan...is it an accident that you played B Flat at 6.25......?
do you mean jordan? i think so, at least his album covers leave no doubt, and also Labrie often wears a shirt with a skull on it (he loves death?). which sogn do you mean? please let me know.
@himl994 I honestly don't think fingering on the keyboard matters at all if you are able to get to the same note you want to reach in the same amount of time and it feels better for you. Obviously teachers try to make you play perfect because it's their job. But Fingering isn't as important as people make it out to be.
very nice
what model of a Yamaha keyboard is Jordan playing? Thanks.
Einstein explains simple addition.
Its because they're badass mayn
Haws anyone notised that vivaldi is just jordan rudess with a wig? therefore Jordan rudess invented the cycle of fiths.
Instructive :)
The Most Amazing facet of the Piano is, It needs no Explanation! No Lyrics! Just to be listen & heard too!
Unless you start asking yourself at what pitch are the keys pitched and why at that pitch exactly... Then good luck with your temper ;)
@synadude What keyboard is that?
Video on circle of fifths.... explains nothing on circle of fifths🤔
anybody else think he was gonna bust out "elton john - guess thats why they call it the blues" from the first chord
great now its stuck in my head!
I made a chart for this a while back. drive.google.com/file/d/0B9V4UXjpanBYaDJ1c2ZxZDhObGs/view?usp=sharing
2:11 Oh, chord inversions... Okay, let's take some notes *grabs notepad
whats his keyboard?