My favorite Peter Martin moments are when he says "I'm gonna stick right with the changes on the page this time" and then immediately plays something that's not on the page. I'm not complaining though!! Thank you so much for this video and the continued education you provide :)
Man this is literally the best piano lesson I’ve ever seen in my life. The format is perfect, the explanations are SOOO good and informative, and there is a real structure given for us to ACTUALLY implement and improve. Bonus is replaying all the cool little mini compositions in this video and dissecting them and trying to sound like exactly what Peter plays. Fantastic lesson thanks so much for the INCREDIBLE content.
Honestly, I feel like because we keep going back to the Eb chord, the mystery scale is actually an Eb major hexatonic. It's a major Eb pentatonic with a leading tone (D). Love you Peter. Totally going to shed this idea in several keys, because I need this vibe.
¡Gracias! Two things I still need : money for my open studio fees and time for practicing again, meanwhile luckily busy with junior and watching your lessons BIG THANKS!
Not only are you incredibly talented and knowledgable in music, the way you connect with us viewers through your insight really adds another depth to these live videos. Brilliant 👏🏻
I love your channel. The only thing that would make this channel even better would be having midi available via chordie app to easier see the note. God bless 🙏🏾.
I have been watching all of your guys videos trying to learn how to better play my pedal steel. I've got piano brain, so your guys videos really do help so much. Thank you!
You are very tasteful with your theory. I'm making my debut tomorrow. This was very helpful. I'm playing Everything must Change in G minor. YEAH!!! PETER!!!
Hi Peter , I have learned so much from you . Thank you for this ! (Just as an aside I notice a lot of compression on your piano here , it’s very nice for a record just wondering if you loose some of the dynamic in your playing when teaching here - anyway minor point ) . Thank you for what you are doing . Wayne
26:50 - There's nothing wrong with vanilla! Imagine waking up on a sunday morning, and instead of nice cup of coffee, you accidentally take a sip of raw lemon juice! You need to have smooth sweet sounds until you are ready for sour surprises.
Hello! Wow this is exactly what I was needing to take my playing and composition to the next level! Can't wait to dive in and practice this stuff. I joined a few minutes late so didn't get the chance to ask this question. In the third example, on beat 4 you land on a D moo chord. It's approached by an A diminished 7. I'm curious about how you think about that from a theory perspective? I've often done things like Eb diminished going to C/E, I think about it as half step approach to the 3rd of the chord we land on, which is also the bass note. This also works landing on the C in root position. Are you thinking about the A diminished to D2/F# in a similar way? Thanks!
Sorry for perhaps a stupid question.....if this lesson is in Bb how come the progression leads to the IV......and if i want to take to the I is it just a question of transposing or would some of the chords have changed voicings...many thanks Terry UK
I need help with the stretch for the right hand of the Cm11 chord on the 3rd set. What should I do to get a better stretch between my index and pinky fingers?
I'm not religious, but if I had a church like this I'd ask if I could attend just for the music. Ours is pretty lame imo, sometimes some cool classical ish stuff but seems mostly bland as far as my preferences go
@@lucienbrama I'm old school traditional gospel and never took jazz lessons. I can hear all these chords and have to incorporate them into my style of music.
I played these chord today at mass, they loved it so much they said they'll give my name to be the new jazz pope
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I could live my life with his playing on a loop.
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Careful what you wish for 😂
My favorite Peter Martin moments are when he says "I'm gonna stick right with the changes on the page this time" and then immediately plays something that's not on the page. I'm not complaining though!! Thank you so much for this video and the continued education you provide :)
Man this is literally the best piano lesson I’ve ever seen in my life. The format is perfect, the explanations are SOOO good and informative, and there is a real structure given for us to ACTUALLY implement and improve. Bonus is replaying all the cool little mini compositions in this video and dissecting them and trying to sound like exactly what Peter plays. Fantastic lesson thanks so much for the INCREDIBLE content.
Glad your dipping into gospel.
Peter and his jazzed up chops.... bossing the Bosendorfer
Honestly, I feel like because we keep going back to the Eb chord, the mystery scale is actually an Eb major hexatonic. It's a major Eb pentatonic with a leading tone (D). Love you Peter. Totally going to shed this idea in several keys, because I need this vibe.
Hey Peter! I’m an OS member. Are you taking requests to make this Gospel style in more depth at OS? Thank you!❤
THE INTRO THROWED ME AWAY!!!!
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This is the sound that I want when I sit down. Maybe I'll start this program. I love to learn
Agassiz Canada, along the Fraser River in BC. Thanks for the Gospel vibe
¡Gracias! Two things I still need : money for my open studio fees and time for practicing again, meanwhile luckily busy with junior and watching your lessons BIG THANKS!
listening to this just found it on a Sunday morning and loving it 👍👍🏴 from Wales
Not only are you incredibly talented and knowledgable in music, the way you connect with us viewers through your insight really adds another depth to these live videos. Brilliant 👏🏻
I love your channel. The only thing that would make this channel even better would be having midi available via chordie app to easier see the note. God bless 🙏🏾.
I have been watching all of your guys videos trying to learn how to better play my pedal steel. I've got piano brain, so your guys videos really do help so much. Thank you!
Fantastic intro 🎶
I luv ya man!!! Seattle, Wa
I’m from Seattle!😂
Love that he's using old school wired Apple peripherals.
exactly. bluetooth sucks!
Thank you man I just got back into playing at church
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From Nigeria I love your sound ❤
thank u 🇳🇬
You are very tasteful with your theory. I'm making my debut tomorrow. This was very helpful. I'm playing Everything must Change in G minor. YEAH!!! PETER!!!
Loving it Paul. Thank you for sharing. I'm in St. Louis, MO ❤
You are amazing, Peter Martin!
Thank you so much! just awesome!
Beautiful thank you for sharing
Excellent 👌🏽
Oaktown - nice and cool here in the foggy summer... 72 high, you know you got it
That's it man!!!
Hi Peter from China
Just in time, as always 🎉 keep up the awesome work!
Hi Peter , I have learned so much from you . Thank you for this !
(Just as an aside I notice a lot of compression on your piano here , it’s very nice for a record just wondering if you loose some of the dynamic in your playing when teaching here - anyway minor point ) . Thank you for what you are doing . Wayne
thanks...yeah we're still dialing in piano vs vocal micing
Watching in Chicago.
Dope video.
chicago mentioned
Hi from Netherlands
Great episode, thanks.
your welcome 🙏🏼
love gospel espesh xmas carols reharmed.I,m in London uk
Mississippi in the house
26:50 - There's nothing wrong with vanilla! Imagine waking up on a sunday morning, and instead of nice cup of coffee, you accidentally take a sip of raw lemon juice!
You need to have smooth sweet sounds until you are ready for sour surprises.
Learning some Godly Gospel in Easton, MA
Anyone else sittin here thinking to themselves “its crazy that this even exists”
Beautyful.
Im calling it the Peter Martin scale!
Grafton Ontario Canada
From São Paulo Brazil
Sunday Sunrise Songs and Symphonies
Katy texas
Peter, you are the best! And also, the best crooked faces out there! Cheers
Who would you recommend listening to for this style of piano playing?
Hello! Wow this is exactly what I was needing to take my playing and composition to the next level! Can't wait to dive in and practice this stuff. I joined a few minutes late so didn't get the chance to ask this question. In the third example, on beat 4 you land on a D moo chord. It's approached by an A diminished 7. I'm curious about how you think about that from a theory perspective? I've often done things like Eb diminished going to C/E, I think about it as half step approach to the 3rd of the chord we land on, which is also the bass note. This also works landing on the C in root position. Are you thinking about the A diminished to D2/F# in a similar way? Thanks!
I'm not sure, but I think the root movement of A-->F#-->Eb helps it work (although I added in the D approach to the Eb)
Sorry for perhaps a stupid question.....if this lesson is in Bb how come the progression leads to the IV......and if i want to take to the I is it just a question of transposing or would some of the chords have changed voicings...many thanks Terry UK
We are here in aalborg- Thank you for privilege
du er velkommen! 🇩🇰
@@pianopeter you're good at talking danish
That scale omitting the major 7th may be referred to as "Scottish Hexatonic" in some circles...
Wás lookin for
Doxology in Amongst the Preambling chords ...would it work in IF? Nice Swaying on the Keys will Book my Seat in your open Church 🖖
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Pocomoke City, MD
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Hi! The link to the PDF doesn't seem to work. :( Awesome session btw, thanks Peter!
Is there a cd that has this solo piano ? Or similar artist.
I need help with the stretch for the right hand of the Cm11 chord on the 3rd set. What should I do to get a better stretch between my index and pinky fingers?
be careful, don't over stretch - try dropping or raising your wrist ever so slightly instead
@@pianopeter I'll give that a try, thanks!
call it the plagal scale
I'm not religious, but if I had a church like this I'd ask if I could attend just for the music. Ours is pretty lame imo, sometimes some cool classical ish stuff but seems mostly bland as far as my preferences go
Could have just written Bb/Eb for the second chord
I'm about to rewrite my gospel approach to playing........
You ? You can’t say that. If you need to rewrite something I’m lost 😔
@@lucienbrama I'm old school traditional gospel and never took jazz lessons. I can hear all these chords and have to incorporate them into my style of music.
@@Soundofjoy I watched your video bout turn around - you used What a friend we have in Jesus, and I learnt a LOT !
@@lucienbrama thank you for visiting the channel going live in 5 minutes
Yeah you’re also a modern master man!
I love these lessons but sometimes the man gets ahead of himself (of at the very least ahead of me jeez)
Fahrenheit?! YT is international.
my bad...gotta get my C chops up!
Hexatonic scale is a generic name, but that's not very helpful as it means that it's made of 6 steps - not which ones are selected.
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It's usually two triad pairs and the notes from those triads. Not that hard to figure out
Pick any six notes...
The hexatonic and hectatonic scales are not new and there are songs dating back over a century ago using them