RICH voicings for SIMPLE chords: Beginner-intermediate piano lesson
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- 0:15 Starting with an example
1:10 Different ways to play C major
3:17 How to find interesting voicings?
4:12 Inversions
5:50 Left hand tips
7:57 Drop voicings
10:15 Analyzing the example
10:35 The first three chords
A triad is a chord made up of three notes. For example, C major is made up of C, E and G, and is a triad. E minor is made up of E, G and B, and is also a triad. In this piano lesson we will take a look at how one might make these "boring" triads more interesting, by doubling and moving notes around. This will help you achieve a richer sound and fuller chords.
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This is really huge for me. I could not figure out how pianists could use both hands to generate chords. This made everything clear to me. Not sure I could do it myself but now I understand the ideas of voicings. Huge!
Understanding is the first step.
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Very useful tips on using left hand to really fill out chords and bring them to life, thank you!
VERY helpful! Those chords sounds awesome, thank you so much!
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This is good stuff!! Very informative for us beginning players.
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You're welcome Nikos. Always good to see you in the comments section :)
I was stuck in my studying not knowing what to do and then i saw the term 'voicings" and your video., so I'm thankful you're getting me to the next level, thanks
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0:15 Starting with an example
1:10 Different ways to play C major
3:17 How to find interesting voicings?
4:12 (Method #1) Inversion
5:50 (Method #2) Left-hand tips
7:57 (Method #3) Drop voicings
10:15 Analyzing the example from 0:15
10:35 The first three chords
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Could you keep elaborating on this in another video? Making it more advanced:)
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Hi! For a long time I have always been watching your videos and I was really hoping that you could do a tutorial on the song EXPLORATION from the movie Coraline. I have been looking all over for this song on the piano and most of the vids I have found aren’t that easy to catch up with. Your really the best here at piano tutorials and I have learned all the songs on the piano from you. I really hope you could consider doing this. Anyway great job on the videos they just keep getting better and better!
That helps when he names EACH letter or chord patterns!
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Thank you for sharing your chord knowledge. I am learning so much, Do you have any advice on retro style chords for genres like vaporwave? I can tell they are generated from jazz, but would love to see your take on it. Thank you.
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Excellent explanation of something that I really struggle with , thank you 😊
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Love it! That Dm7 voicing is exquisite, and with just the root and 7th in the right hand. Thank you.
But please how do you use your 7th chord in chord voicings
Thank you very much for the very pleasant and calm, beautiful explanation! Very nice how you structured the lesson! I'm very curious about the parent chord representation. Which program or app do you use for this? It's nice to see which notes are used and that you could also type some more. Thanks so much!
It's called ChordieApp.
I would love to get to the level of playing without looking at the keys. Thank you for helping to embellish my right hand.
Ive been wanting to improve my voicings, thank you for the great video!
Hello sir, Any thoughts on yamaha p60 piano
אתה יכול לעשות שיעורים על קריאת תווים? למדתי ממך כל כך הרבה
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I struggle with what chord comes next in songs I understand progression but the progression needs spice to it to sound good I’m trying to learn traditional gospel help
That's a question of harmonization or reharmonization. Try my Jazz Piano Course here on youtube, it might give you some general tools for thinking about this.
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Can someone tell me why it says D9 but there is natural C instead of C#? It doesn't really matter harmonically in that context or It doesn't matter somehow generally, or just a typo?
The C natural is correct. D9 is a dominant 7th chord with a 9th added. In a dominant 7th chord, the formula is a major triad (root, major 3rd, 5th) with a minor 7th added. (If a major 7th were added, the chord would be called a major 7th chord as opposed to a dominant 7th chord.) So the formula for D9 is root (D), major 3rd (F#), 5th (A), minor 7th (C), 9th (E). I hope that helps.
What app is using in this video ?
Do you give personal in person lessons, a little south of Leb?
Hi Micah. My "real" work and my personal life unfortunately don't leave enough time for that.
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There is actually 2^448 ~ 7.3*10^134 different ways to play a C major chord on a standard 88 keys piano. 8 cs, 8es, 7 gs. Each is either pressed or not pressed in each voicing. Theoretically creating 2^(8*8*7) different C major voicings, which is considerably smaller than infinity.
But its ~10^53 times the number of atoms in the observable universe, so ill let it pass as infinite. ;D
Now find the number of ways in which you can play a C major to F major progression. :)
@@MangoldProject Haha. Thats 2^(7*7*8) = 2^392 F major chords. You can combine each with each C chord, giving you 2^448 * 2^392 = 2^840 different ways. :)
Also i have to correct my math, because i have to assume that one C,E and G is pressed at any time. otherwise its arguably not a C major Chord. Because is it a C Major Chord when no key at all is pressed?
But this effectively just reduces to number of variable keys and thereby the respective exponent by one.
Just for correctness sake.
If im being a smartass, id better do it correctly.
hello, i wonder if u could give us a chord progression tutor of Casiopea's Galactic Funk live 1985. the part when the keyboard solo made me fell in love and i want to learn it. thank you btw
Voicing seems to be moving up the octaves or perhaps downward…..?
Unsure I understand you.
A great video but why was the D9 cheating?
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How do you show the piano keys, notes, and chord names you are playing in the videos?
ChordieApp
Shouldn’t you not double thirds though?
Why not?
MangoldProject i dunno, prolly just the smooth-brained, blind-sheep music theory I’ve been taught. Keep doing you, big dawg
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Like the lessons. Hate all the ads! Breaks the train of thought and ruins the lesson. Sorry.
It seems mid-video ads are now turned on by default. Thanks for letting me know, they're back off. I hate those @!#!$@s as well.
@@MangoldProject Thank you for turning them off. Now back to your videos.
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Nah bruh
What software us this that is showing the chords and notation as you play?
Could you possibly let me know wjag software it is that you are using in this video?
Thank you