Dear Prof, It has been an opulent lesson. Many a person likes your teaching all over the world due to the fact that you are excellent, brilliant and adorable.Hence, retaining in touch is one of the most important things to do. Undoubtedly, you are likewise stunning, gorgeous and thrilled teacher. I daresay English will be my second language. Love you Prof ❤️❤️❤️. Ciao from Venice, Italy. A
Hi, Gill. Thanks for this lesson. I remembered my keyboard lessons when I was 6 years old. I hated my teacher because he showed me this vocabulary before starting with the keyboard. Now, I'm so happy to understand this vocabulary. Thanks again.
Dear Gill, thank you very much, You always explain in so understandable way! And it is a real pleasure to hear your very correct British English! And, of course, thank you very much for your interesting and useful lesson! Warm wishes from Moscow!
Thanks Gill. Music isn't so easy to understand for a beginner. It takes some patience to figure out all the terminology and piece things together. This was helpful.
What a coincidence! I used to know some of these terms for a long time and almost forget it all. Just recently trying relearning the music knowledge for making some music. this lesson is a great help and motivation. Thank you so much Teacher Gill, appreciate it.
Excellent video...in fact, all of your videos are just AMAZING. As a musician, I would only like to point out that the stick on the oval is called a "stem" and the oval itself is also called a "notehead" :)
@@Peter-py1pv Hi Peter. The term "pitch" has many meanings in music. Would you give me an example sentence so I can be sure of what meaning you are referring to?
Ma'am your teaching way is so attracted me, it's like my grandma says like stories..superb your accent..and all🙏. If you don't mind would you stay with my family. We always give a BIG Welcomethank youuuu..
And what about all the intervals? It might be very useful for musicians. Anyway, thanks a lot for your lessons because they're so informative and understandable.))
@@janarnaud8058 I think it is because of the school. For example, there are some people who write the quarter note rest as a reversed eight note rest. I think the French school still uses it, doesn't it?
It should be clear that "do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do" (an octave) are "C, D, E, F, G, A, H, C", in that order. So, "do" is C, not A. (This is C major.)☺ Edit: I just noticed that you don' t use letter "H" as a sign for a note/tone. It is "B" in english vocabulary of music. Am I right or am I mistaken?🤔
It' s very interesting who can play an music instrument. I' m play piano. You can make some other the video about music, please? Thanks! You are very nice !
I love your voice Ms. Gill! I can listen to you all day. Love your accent! Love everything about you. 😍
Me too 😇
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happy to see the cute lady is still upload new video😊
Dear Prof, It has been an opulent lesson. Many a person likes your teaching all over the world due to the fact that you are excellent, brilliant and adorable.Hence, retaining in touch is one of the most important things to do.
Undoubtedly, you are likewise stunning, gorgeous and thrilled teacher.
I daresay English will be my second language.
Love you Prof ❤️❤️❤️. Ciao from Venice, Italy. A
Cool , l am musician and nobody on UA-cam has a video like you have , thank you 😊 , music 🎶 is cool :) your videos are cool :)
Hi, Gill. Thanks for this lesson. I remembered my keyboard lessons when I was 6 years old. I hated my teacher because he showed me this vocabulary before starting with the keyboard. Now, I'm so happy to understand this vocabulary. Thanks again.
thank you Mrs Gill
Dear Gill, thank you very much, You always explain in so understandable way! And it is a real pleasure to hear your very correct British English! And, of course, thank you very much for your interesting and useful lesson! Warm wishes from Moscow!
I think your videos have the most positive comments sections on the whole of UA-cam
Your classes are very useful, thank you so much!
I play an instrument. So, therefore I already know this stuff. Thank you Mrs.. Gill for this video.
your voice is music to my ears today.
Thank you very much for this video. Finally I found an useful video for getting familiar with music vocabulary in english. I'm a music student :)
Terrific! Thanks so much! I ve learnt lots
I love so much your videos
Great class Ms Gill! Thank you for that. I'd say that I've found any lesson about musical vocabulary before. It is amazing. All the best!
Thanks Gill. Music isn't so easy to understand for a beginner. It takes some patience to figure out all the terminology and piece things together. This was helpful.
What a coincidence! I used to know some of these terms for a long time and almost forget it all. Just recently trying relearning the music knowledge for making some music. this lesson is a great help and motivation. Thank you so much Teacher Gill, appreciate it.
Teacher, you are so blessed teaching us these lessons, many hugs!
Thank you so much! That was extremely helpful, even though I'm not a musician, but work with them.
Dear Gill, that's wonderful. I am a singer and enjoy your wonderful videos. Thank 's a lot💗
Brilliant -- compact and precise. A lot of thanks, dear professor.
Loved it, very useful. Thanks for such a good class Ms Gill.
You are the best Engvid teacher.
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Wonderful lesson dear teacher. I do take interest in music. After this lesson I am now trying to find similar vocabulary from Indian music. Thank you.
Thank you teacher!!!
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I couldn’t agree more.
Im a musician. This is very usefull for me, thanks you very much. I was looking for english terms in music.
Excellent video...in fact, all of your videos are just AMAZING. As a musician, I would only like to point out that the stick on the oval is called a "stem" and the oval itself is also called a "notehead" :)
Thanks for additional clearings.
Kindly I wanna ask you what's the exact meaning of "pitch" in music? Thanks!
@@Peter-py1pv Hi Peter. The term "pitch" has many meanings in music. Would you give me an example sentence so I can be sure of what meaning you are referring to?
@@JohannBaritono - I have no example for the moment, thanks anyway.
A "pitch" in singing voice or something like that...:)
@@Peter-py1pv if you're singing in the right pitch, it means you're singing in tune.
@@JohannBaritono Thanks, JohannB!
Thank you very much.
I'm a musician but I didn't know the music words in English.
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Ma'am your teaching way is so attracted me, it's like my grandma says like stories..superb your accent..and all🙏. If you don't mind would you stay with my family. We always give a BIG Welcomethank youuuu..
Gill, you´re such an inspiration! Thank you soooo much! Love from Buenos Aires :-)
Much obliged, Madam !
Thank you so much, I hope someday you can make a video of how to use" that, where, which " to connect two sentences.
Very useful, Ms. Gill. Thank you!
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And what about all the intervals? It might be very useful for musicians. Anyway, thanks a lot for your lessons because they're so informative and understandable.))
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Pharsal words please🙏🏻
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I'm musicien. Thank you, Gill, very well explained. Why in english is not named do, re, mi...A, B, C, it means nothing.
They actually are. Do, re, mi, fa, so, la ti.
@@JohannBaritono I know, so why don't use it? because I always read A, B, C, D, E, F, G, as chords name.
@@janarnaud8058 I think it is because of the school. For example, there are some people who write the quarter note rest as a reversed eight note rest. I think the French school still uses it, doesn't it?
It should be clear that "do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do" (an octave) are "C, D, E, F, G, A, H, C", in that order. So, "do" is C, not A. (This is C major.)☺
Edit: I just noticed that you don' t use letter "H" as a sign for a note/tone. It is "B" in english vocabulary of music.
Am I right or am I mistaken?🤔
thank you Ms.Gill! >^
It' s very interesting who can play an music instrument. I' m play piano. You can make some other the video about music, please? Thanks! You are very nice !
You're amazing Gill💗 love from Syria💗
Dear Gill, would you please give a lesson on sport.
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Mam great job
This vidio very helpful