I am a piano teacher, raised classical and now I teach that and boogie. I'd like to say WOW! You are a GREAT teacher! I love that you use the theory numbers (one and five in LH) and you teach the counting. Thank you for posting. best of all to you in your classes. You are an amazing teacher!! Love the graphics too. Very helpful!!
After not playing for 16 years you inspired me to go out and purchase a piano, just today I bought. You cost me $3000 dollars. Back to the drawing board for me. Great video.
This is so incredibly helpful Jonny. Shortly after I started taking lessons I got bored and my piano teacher gave me Ragtime and Boogie-Woogie. I thrived after that. This intro is going to kick it up another notch. I plan on doing your complete course after I master this. Thanks Jonny.
honestly you have been a huge inspiration for me!! i have only been playing for about 4 months, but i have ALWAYS told myself i would learn, i found these videos around christmas time.. Thank you so much.
At the beginning I felt frustrated and wanted to quit, but after 30 minutes of practice I started to see the light shinning.....Gracias amigo...Muchas gracias From El Salvador!!!!
Heh, I was playing piano in music school for about 6 years, 15 years ago... All that moonlight sonatas, Chopin etudes and much more. It was soo easy back then. And now I'm struggling with connecting left with right hand on this one... ^^ Subscribing on Your site when my Roland P30 arrives. Thanks for great lessons!
That's wonderful news! It's never too late to get back into it. I have a course called Two Hand Coordination that helps with just your problem. I look forward to getting to know you as your teacher :)
I have watched sooo many learn how to play piano you have to be the best I am serious I have learned so much after seeing one youtube video!! thank you!!
There are several ideas for how to learn piano Try practicing for an hour each day, or even 30 minutes if you are very busy. Do extra practice whenever you can. For example, on weekends you can do more than 1 hour, maybe two or 3, or even more. This is useful because it pulls you out of the routine of piano playing, and lets you practice more and perfects the pieces you play. (I read about these and more from Denelle Piano Lesson site )
I really really like your way of playing Jonny! You are also a very good teacher and you have really helped me with some strange passages I couldnt fix myself earlier, thanks for great videos and have a good one man! Best regards from Magnus in Sweden :-)
Thank you for all of your free lessons, Jonny. They are very much appreciated and you are a great teacher. Just to clarify, is the right hand lick at 10.51 as follows : F# slide to GC chord-C octave lower-FA chord-EbG(A) chord-Eb slide to EG chord-(C) G octave lower-F-Eb-E-F#slide to GC chord. Hope this makes sense to you :-)
DJ Vibe Glad you're enjoying the lessons! I had amazing teachers myself, so it is really an honor to share this knowledge with other piano players. You're description sounds about right :)
pianowithjonny On review of the vid., I think the C is omitted and the EbGA chord is also played. Sounds similar :-) Will definitely be buying the Latin / Cuban, Rock n Roll & Blues courses. It's never too late to improve, if one practises regularly. Thank you for your help.
The video is superb and teaching nikel! Only, having practiced an entirely different style, when I see you making your right hand go, I say; Oh!? I did not see anything! death of laughter. If only we had piano lessons of this style here. I would be happy to! You have just made yourself a fan!
the one thing I wish these rock n roll tutorials told me about from the beginning is the importance of playing staccato. I got so used to slurring notes and pressing the pedal that I just can't make this sound the way it's supposed to, even with no pedal. So if you're a beginner, keep this in mind!
Just awesome bro.......how can u do this.....!!! impressive ......i'v learnt some of ur styles from your tutorials and trying to learn some others. thank u sir and its very hard to learn some thing better from Bangladesh cause lack of good teachers basically who knows piano as well as......
Thanks for posting this awesome lesson. Within a couple of minutes I clicked on 'Subscribe.' Love your playing. I like the way you have your digital piano setup. I'm looking for a new DP. What is yours? It sounds great! Should I get something with gazillions of sounds or spend the $s on getting the best possible keyboard.
Thanks Harry. I always prioritize the quality of the keyboard over the samples... You can always hook up a keyboard to your computer and download new instruments through your DAW. Get a realistic feeling keyboard with weighted keys. Yamaha's are good! Mine is a Yamaha P90. Old model but it does the job.
Hi there. Lost my teaching job. Please how do you set up this over head camera and what software are you using. Haven't gotten any help yet and really want to set this up to continue teaching. Thanks in advance.
Hi man nice video. Where did you get that nice midi keyboard from? with the yellow look when pressing. I would really like to know which virtual keyboard program it is. :)
Hi, Jonny. I'm glad I found your video. It's amazing! I'd like to know if it's ok to play the left hand pattern while playing along with a bassist or the pianist must keep a simple piano arrangement for his / her left hand. Thanks in advance for your answer. Greetings from Brazil.
Great question! Yes, generally you can play the left hand with a bass player. The only time I wouldn't recommend it is if the bass player was playing other chords or if they were playing a bass line that doesn't match the piano. But most bass lines in this style will work with the left hand that you're playing.
I am a piano teacher, raised classical and now I teach that and boogie. I'd like to say WOW! You are a GREAT teacher! I love that you use the theory numbers (one and five in LH) and you teach the counting. Thank you for posting. best of all to you in your classes. You are an amazing teacher!! Love the graphics too. Very helpful!!
This is the type of piano music that. I. MOST. WANT. TO. LEARN.
After not playing for 16 years you inspired me to go out and purchase a piano, just today I bought. You cost me $3000 dollars. Back to the drawing board for me. Great video.
bot that caind of piano, with ligth, I like to Bay one I LOVE IT BOT I PLAY A. A, LITTLEEE!😏
@@martharodriguez4109 ies ai anderstend
Sell it to me if you dont want it man I'll buy for 500
Bruh, you don't need to spend $3000 to start playing piano again... I've got a good Yamaha keyboard that was only £50
@@bradleyg7498 only difference is you're broke and hes not
Fun. Love the bloopers.
El que comparte los conocimientos sobre el arte es una persona de mucho respeto. Gracias por esta explicación
This is so incredibly helpful Jonny. Shortly after I started taking lessons I got bored and my piano teacher gave me Ragtime and Boogie-Woogie. I thrived after that. This intro is going to kick it up another notch. I plan on doing your complete course after I master this. Thanks Jonny.
honestly you have been a huge inspiration for me!! i have only been playing for about 4 months, but i have ALWAYS told myself i would learn, i found these videos around christmas time.. Thank you so much.
Super fun! Love the Dali clock. Time most certainly melts away when playing piano!
Excellent teaching as always Jonny. Stay safe
At the beginning I felt frustrated and wanted to quit, but after 30 minutes of practice I started to see the light shinning.....Gracias amigo...Muchas gracias From El Salvador!!!!
Practice is everything.
Saludos, paisano.
Todays the Day im going to learn the right Way to Play with Jonny May. Yay
Heh, I was playing piano in music school for about 6 years, 15 years ago... All that moonlight sonatas, Chopin etudes and much more. It was soo easy back then.
And now I'm struggling with connecting left with right hand on this one... ^^
Subscribing on Your site when my Roland P30 arrives. Thanks for great lessons!
Fun thing is - muscle memory is still working. I'm able to play Debussy arabesque no 1 like 15 years ago....
That's wonderful news! It's never too late to get back into it. I have a course called Two Hand Coordination that helps with just your problem. I look forward to getting to know you as your teacher :)
You're great! Thanks for your lessons. I watching your video from Paraguay
ROCK AND ROLL FOREVER MAN! PIANO TO SEE HAVE AND ACT SOOO COOL!
You have a really good voice and talent for explain, really calm. Hi from Argentina 🤟
I have watched sooo many learn how to play piano you have to be the best I am serious I have learned so much after seeing one youtube video!! thank you!!
Jonny''s the hardest working man in piano
Love the way you teach.The first time I have been able to get it together. Thanks.
I could never learn to play rythm with one hand and solo with the other... you rock !
There are several ideas for how to learn piano
Try practicing for an hour each day, or even 30 minutes if you are very busy.
Do extra practice whenever you can. For example, on weekends you can do more than 1 hour, maybe two or 3, or even more. This is useful because it pulls you out of the routine of piano playing, and lets you practice more and perfects the pieces you play.
(I read about these and more from Denelle Piano Lesson site )
Thanks Jonny!
you are an excellent teacher and a nd you have a video of what is happening on the keys which is great !
Very clear. You are a great teacher.
big fan of your clock :)
I had to do a double take there, I thought you said something else.
Danny_PS4 glad I wasn't the only one
Salvador Dalí
Wiliam James Seymour wow didn’t even notice it 😅
Dalí’s Clock!
thank you so much, awesome lesson and for free to boot!
You are the super best teacher
First i learned easly
wow sooo hard but sooo good. Its coming slowly but great fun trying. Hope I get there . fab lesson thanks a lot dude
Fantastic, i'd wish to play rock'n roll like you.
You are a really Master . you teach amazing . Greeting from Venezuela
Good to see your tutorial. Very nice and easily explained
Amazing lesson , thank you 🙏
Thank you! I'd really love to watch b3 chord and lick tutorial - like, classic rock and blues voicings and chords. Have a great weekend, man!
persistence of memory.....Like the arrangement as well as the Salvador D. clock. 😁
Thanx, Maestro 🌹🌹🌹
Excellent video. You're an amazing teacher. I'll be watching more of your videos for sure.
I absolutely agree!
Awesome lesson!
wow....i gotta get this.......but you make it look so easy......for me it will take practice, practice, practice.......
great lesson
This video made me grin from ear to ear after 2 1/2 minutes
Awesome!!! I learn so much and have fun. Really thank you
*GREAT* INSTRUCTION METHOD = THANK YOU ! - even someone who knows nothing about piano could follow..EXELLENT WORK = CONGATULATIONS
I really really like your way of playing Jonny! You are also a very good teacher and you have really helped me with some strange passages I couldnt fix myself earlier, thanks for great videos and have a good one man! Best regards from Magnus in Sweden :-)
Thanks Magnus! And hello from California :)
+pianowithjonny hello from china! :)
+pianowithjonny And hello from the Netherlands, or like we say it:
Hallo uit Nederland!
The best
Is that a Salvador Dali melted clock draped across the piano ? This is a great lesson , thanks so much .
It sure is. I saw some at hobby lobby once.
I played Rock´n ´roll always in E,A7 and H7 on guitear ,of course.. P.S-Nice clock!!
Thank you for all of your free lessons, Jonny. They are very much appreciated and you are a great teacher. Just to clarify, is the right hand lick at 10.51 as follows : F# slide to GC chord-C octave lower-FA chord-EbG(A) chord-Eb slide to EG chord-(C) G octave lower-F-Eb-E-F#slide to GC chord. Hope this makes sense to you :-)
DJ Vibe Glad you're enjoying the lessons! I had amazing teachers myself, so it is really an honor to share this knowledge with other piano players. You're description sounds about right :)
pianowithjonny On review of the vid., I think the C is omitted and the EbGA chord is also played. Sounds similar :-) Will definitely be buying the Latin / Cuban, Rock n Roll & Blues courses. It's never too late to improve, if one practises regularly. Thank you for your help.
Eres grande encerio, videos de gran valor como este no hay muchos
Muy bueno muchas gracias saludos desde Costa Rica!
muito bom esse seu video, voce toca demais! parabens! from brazil
lindarondstatbackintheusàpianotutorial
Middle C is marked out for Brendan Kavanagh...
DO YOU EVEN KNOW BOOGIE WOOGIE?
Don't bash the piano
The video is superb and teaching nikel! Only, having practiced an entirely different style, when I see you making your right hand go, I say; Oh!? I did not see anything! death of laughter. If only we had piano lessons of this style here. I would be happy to! You have just made yourself a fan!
tremendo este patrón rítmico.
Amazing!
wonderful
Great tutorial thanks!
Hi Johnny. Would you please tell me the brand and where you bought your music workstation desk? It is really beautiful. Thank you!!!
I m addicted to your clips, thank you, but I wonder: what is the difference between a measure and a bar?
brilliant thank you
Little Richard is the King of ‘Rock N Roll’
Boogie Woogie with the swing taken out
Nice lesson man very good teaching to ,
Great course!!!
Amazing bro!
the one thing I wish these rock n roll tutorials told me about from the beginning is the importance of playing staccato. I got so used to slurring notes and pressing the pedal that I just can't make this sound the way it's supposed to, even with no pedal.
So if you're a beginner, keep this in mind!
Good point!
Thank you.
Very good. It would bery nice if you write down the piece of lead sheet so as to learn it much easily
Thanks. always followed "Little Richard's" piano pieces.
Just awesome bro.......how can u do this.....!!! impressive ......i'v learnt some of ur styles from your tutorials and trying to learn some others. thank u sir and its very hard to learn some thing better from Bangladesh cause lack of good teachers basically who knows piano as well as......
thank u professor!!!!
could u provide this score?😃
Gracias. Bendiciones para ti
You play so hot that your watch even melts, lol.... .great video, Bobby
Awsome! Thank. You!
well done, great video!
Great! Thanks a lot man!
the intro got me.
This is how piana should sound! So much better than that boring drippy classical stuff.
Dude, you talk about Jerry like if he was dead already. Good tutorial!
Great!
I really liked your chords practice y are genius
actually i watch this clock whole video,than i must watch again and hide this CLOCK from my view to hear you how this is amazing tutorial !
thanks you. jhony
Tienes muy buena técnica. Enhorabuena.
Gracias
Thanks for posting this awesome lesson. Within a couple of minutes I clicked on 'Subscribe.'
Love your playing.
I like the way you have your digital piano setup. I'm looking for a new DP.
What is yours? It sounds great!
Should I get something with gazillions of sounds or spend the $s on getting the best possible keyboard.
Thanks Harry. I always prioritize the quality of the keyboard over the samples... You can always hook up a keyboard to your computer and download new instruments through your DAW. Get a realistic feeling keyboard with weighted keys. Yamaha's are good! Mine is a Yamaha P90. Old model but it does the job.
Hi there. Lost my teaching job. Please how do you set up this over head camera and what software are you using. Haven't gotten any help yet and really want to set this up to continue teaching. Thanks in advance.
Cool! Thank you!
Cool clock.
Great lesson!
hello Jonny, do you have another lesson about slow rock! I want to improve my piano strumming pattern but im really weak of thhat.
I don't have one but it's a great idea! What kind of "slow rock" are you referring to? Any artists that come to mind?
Hi man nice video. Where did you get that nice midi keyboard from? with the yellow look when pressing. I would really like to know which virtual keyboard program it is. :)
Yeah man, a first for me! ' gonna learn R&R now that I got Salsa down, more or less. Next...Blues!
Hi, Jonny. I'm glad I found your video. It's amazing! I'd like to know if it's ok to play the left hand pattern while playing along with a bassist or the pianist must keep a simple piano arrangement for his / her left hand. Thanks in advance for your answer. Greetings from Brazil.
Great question! Yes, generally you can play the left hand with a bass player. The only time I wouldn't recommend it is if the bass player was playing other chords or if they were playing a bass line that doesn't match the piano. But most bass lines in this style will work with the left hand that you're playing.
I see! I'm gonna work on the left hand pattern and check out more videos of yours. Thanks once again.
beholder75
This is rock n roll buddy play it any way you want just don’t be a jive stiff cracka. U dig?
very good my friend
awesome! i'm learning piano watching your video. i want to know what your name of model of audiointerface is
I use the Steinberg UR44 interface.
Thanks jonny:)
Amazing as always!
Bravo et merci
Maestro muy bueno
Great.
well done
Thaankuu sir For this technic...
I like to learn with you nice job bro
Thats cool