I love that your solfege is the one I use. Sa, re, ga. etc. Since my solfege training was in the Hindustani tradition, learning by imitating my vocalist teacher who used the harmonium. I got that instead of a "proper" Western one. It confused the hell out of my teachers.
Sir, you are the best teacher in world. Allaher kosom. You are unbeatable. I started piano by following you. Passori cover tutorial was also a great work. Thank you Dr Sonnet Rajeeb From Bangladesh Your genious video.
Jason, great lesson, as usual, from you. I love your creativity that explores many intervals in different modes and at the same time offers sound finger exercises. Thanks a lot buddy. 😊👍
The Muscle you referred is the thenar prominence mainly made of three muscles... Abductor Oollicis Brevis, Oponens Pollicis Brevis and the Flexor Pollicis Brevis... 🙂. This lesson was a treat .. loved it. thank you.
The muscle below the thumb is called "thenar muscle". Your tutorial is very strong foundation in learning piano/ keyboard. I request you this may please be continued. Thank you very much sir.
Sorry for continuing my unsolicited coaching, Jason, but I think your profile picture could be changed, especially because it's not clear in its thumbnail appearance
I love that your solfege is the one I use. Sa, re, ga. etc. Since my solfege training was in the Hindustani tradition, learning by imitating my vocalist teacher who used the harmonium. I got that instead of a "proper" Western one. It confused the hell out of my teachers.
My teacher, a well-known musician in the town, is struggling to teach me western. But, he’s a good teacher. Respects.🌿
Glad to know Brian 🙏🏽 Swaras work great since the root can keep changing
Sir, you are the best teacher in world. Allaher kosom. You are unbeatable.
I started piano by following you. Passori cover tutorial was also a great work.
Thank you
Dr Sonnet Rajeeb
From
Bangladesh
Your genious video.
That's so nice of you Dr. Rajeeb. Please keep supporting us 🙏🏽
Jason, great lesson, as usual, from you. I love your creativity that explores many intervals in different modes and at the same time offers sound finger exercises. Thanks a lot buddy. 😊👍
Awesome, thank you so much Jayagopi!
Thanks Jason! Exactly what I was in the mode for! This too is axis of awesome! Grateful for you!
Great to hear! Axis of Awesome indeed 😇 But the Circle of Fifths is the greatest ruler of them all!
What a useful lesson! Thank you, Jason, so much!
Very true. He is awsome.
So nice of you ☺️
Nice finger workout. Thanks Jason.
Most welcome Bill 🙏🏽
Great exercise! I like that it helps you to learn a scale backwards and backwards.
Totally! Thanks a ton for the encouragement!
The Muscle you referred is the thenar prominence mainly made of three muscles... Abductor Oollicis Brevis, Oponens Pollicis Brevis and the Flexor Pollicis Brevis... 🙂. This lesson was a treat .. loved it. thank you.
Thank you for sharing that! 😊 I'm glad you loved the lesson.
Thank you sir
Most welcome Vijaya 🙏🏽
The muscle below the thumb is called "thenar muscle". Your tutorial is very strong foundation in learning piano/ keyboard. I request you this may please be continued. Thank you very much sir.
Thanks for the information Kapaleeswar. Will use this from now on!
JZ!!! This lesson is thoroughly useful. You rock! ThanksknahT
Thanks so much Carol ❤️
wonderful as usual
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Sorry for continuing my unsolicited coaching, Jason, but I think your profile picture could be changed, especially because it's not clear in its thumbnail appearance
Sir🙏🙏🙏
Thanks so much for the support Praneeth 🙏🏼
Sir can u please explain which software u used for the above keyboard??
I use Chordie by Matkat Music
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Thanks so much Kishore 🙏🏽
What chord will make if we stop on second note of F maj scale… I mean ‘re’ c maj or something else?
2nd chord of F major is G minor no?
Anything on 'Figured Bass' sir?
Will plan soon Steve 🙏🏽