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After playing piano for 60 years, I can still only sight read. I’m pretty good at it, but it’s like reading a story, and not really understanding the plot! Your videos are very entertaining. I haven’t really had a chance to apply the things I’ve watched yet. My theory is weak, but I’m refreshing my memory on the scales and chords. I hope in the very near future that I will have a better understanding and I will be able to apply some of the really cool things you are doing in your videos. Thank you for putting yourself out there! I’m totally enjoying watching your videos. Kudos to you!
Thnk you Adam. I am an 86 yr old,, Parkinson's patient, and you have given me a neat way to play music.. I learnt to play as a boy, but couldn't continue. Now I hve a way .!
How long have I waited for someone who could teach this. If I know a song I can play it by ear, but the finishing riffs and fills with both hands is what I needed. Thank you so much!
Hi Adam! I just recently discovered your channel. I'm working my way through a bout of covid so I have time on my hands as I sit around feeling like crap. I happened upon your channel and you seem to be teaching EXACTLY at the level I need. I'm self taught and while I do OK with the basics there's a level that I've been stuck at. I know some theory but not enough to be able to rely on it fully. I write some music and my friends who do know everything about music say I have a gift for finding interesting and nice chord progressions to go with my melodies. Once I get feeling better I'm going to start going through your videos because I'm sure you're going to be able to help me get to the next level. Great job! Oh BTW, I had to laugh when you were referencing the McCartney run down. The latest song I wrote that we are starting to work with has that run down in it! I put it in without consciously realizing it. When I played it for my friends one of them said 'oo that sounded Beatle-ish! Then it hit me! Lol...thanks!
Thanks so much Kev! haha that's funny about the McCartney rundown - that's the way I've always thought of that progression. Thanks for checking out the vids!
So meticulous..Keys Coach. You r the amazing grace. I play too but the more I see yr videos there's more ad more i wl learn. M frm India ad hav a Clavinova....luv it. Luvvvvv music. Always more to learn everyday😊😊😊
Adam, I can’t wait to work on this lesson! I’ve heard this hymn so many ways but you put so much soul into it! I was almost in tears. Thanks you for your generous offer of the pdf with backing tracks. God bless you and may your channel be a huge success, you’re well on your way!!
Adam, this is brilliant!! Using a known tune to teach this method was such a great idea. This concept has given me an intro to hamonizing and how the top note really carries the melody.....outstanding and professional video and written material........keep them coming!
Oh man you are a great teacher you take your time to do what you are doing.What i like too is that your videos are long enough so i can learn a lot of your stuff.Many many thanks my friend GodBless you forever.
That's very kind of you Melissa - I'm so pleased you found it helpful! Do download the Lesson Book as well - everything is written down in there to help you work through it all at your own pace. Thanks for the support!
Bonjour, j'ai appris le piano avec une méthode traditionnelle, il y a plus de 50.. Je reprends après plus de 40 ans interruption. J'adore votre bienveillance et vos tutos. Pourriez vous proposer une routine sur une semaine pour aller d'un point A vers un point B? Je me perds entre les tutos❤ qui sont super mais n'arrive pas à aller plus loin qu une répétition. COMMENT FAIRE ? Même si vous ne répondez pas, je comprendrai et continuerai à vous suivre, MERCI ❤
I have watched several of your videos… I am an adult learner who got to intermediate level after taking lessons but gave up as I got stuck and I felt I wasn’t playing what I wanted to play play. Two years later I am giving it another go and your approach is motivating me to keep going. I am learning theory whilst actually playing something half decent! Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge.
For anyone searching for a great piano lesson that puts it together ! ( this is it ) this has been completely helpful and informative just what I have been searching for ... I kinda had an idea about melody but a guess I thought I was doing something wrong.. This video answered my questions about melody & chords together. Melody in the pinky genius! The feeling of being wrong disappeared I feel so freed up.. Can't wait to view more lessons.. Ms Lee 8-8-2024
Yeah, I feel you. But you know, I change things up everytime I play because mainly I can't remember how I played something before 'cause I thrown so much into the pot.
Thank you so much. I recently returned to the piano after being stuck at grade 4 for over 50 years! The way I had been taught was really old school. No cheats. No improvisation. Play only the notes, read all the notes. Well you can imagine how my sight reading deteriorated over the years. In the end I only played a few classical exam pieces that I could remember from those days. I gave up, my playing was repetitive and limited. A couple of weeks ago, after watching a few youtube tutorials, your being among them, I learned about simple chords…chords I knew, and had played over the years without connecting the dots. I had a true aha moment and suddenly it all made sense. I found myself playing nonstop. I played for four hours that day. Everything I could get my hands on. Popular songs, Christmas carols, classical, folk. You name it. It was as though a door had been unlocked and I could now play everything. Like wow!! I played more songs that one day than I had played all my life!! Even my husband asked what had happened! The piano had been silent for years, sat there tuned, but gathering dust. After a few days I found just playing the chords, incredibly flat. I couldn’t get past how to add the melody to it. I could see it, but couldn’t unlock it. You have just added that to my education. This is wonderful. I’m off to practise what you have just taught me!! Tune chord tune chord…genius! Will also learn the I V VI thingy. I did wonder why some said that. I’ve subscribed, liked, done the notification bell, and just downloaded your book. I can’t wait to see what other gems you have shared. I’m going to watch all of your videos at some point. Working on this first!! Thank you again xxx ❤❤❤❤❤
Adam, I am so glad I saw this video today. I have always had the ability, to change up the music I am playing, and it always sounded good. But being self-taught, I would chastise myself for doing this for accuracy. Thank you for sharing this with me. Richard B
Ah Richard that's so great to hear you're a 'changer-upper!' I guess it's important to be in control of what you're playing as well - it's all about balance isn't it! So glad you enjoyed the video!
Very good. I started recently to teach this in my guitar lessons - the i Iv V approach. Its like learning the formula to get to the answers instead of always being told the answers. Thanks
Yeah, I feel you. But you know, I change things up everytime I play because mainly I can't remember how I played something before 'cause I thrown so much into the pot. By the way, you make me want to sway from side-to-side.😊😊😊😊
Hi Adam. Been away from my laptop so I have missed a few of your vids and have just caught up. Really missed you and your vids actually. Another great lesson. I am really looking forward to the Q&A. So glad you've gone full time here although our gain your old job's loss. Really have learnt a lot and can't wait for the community and your lessons to advance and cover more advanced tips and tricks. Fills and runs and other ways to flesh out any chord chart and also improvisation technique. Hope it's going to not just be a beginners and or all the beginners out there are able to advance and enjoy the more advanced methods. It's been and will continue to be a pleasure being here and growing with the community. And being part of it from the beginning and watching the channel and community evolve is just beyond words. Thank you Adam so much.
Congratulations. Thanks for sharing this tutorial. I like the way you teach your students, it is clear and easy to understand and use. This Tune, Chord, Tune, Chord trick, is so so simple, but never heard about this tip before. Amazing grace normally is beautifull with a deep lyrics but the backing track kindly you gave became much more beautifull. Greetings from Brazil.
Great video, especially the first part. Since I’m trying to learn basic triads and building up my keyboard skills. I can always come back to this, which is a promise. I’m learning Thoroughbass, or Ground Bass. I see that the goal of this education is to play like you’re doing. This video gives me hope and my teacher is very supportive.
Awesome! Thanks, Lawrence! Basic triads are honestly the most important thing to learn. I know so many piano players who jump straight to the complex chords, but everything is based on triads. Even the most sophisticated, rich, extended chords can be broken down into combinations of major and minor triads. From teaching Music Theory and Musicianship to postgrads here in the UK, I've seen that people often skip over the basics and then run into problems further down the line because they aren't 100% secure on their major and minor triads in every key. Get these under your fingers, and it's a complete game-changer that will serve you well in the future. I'm going to make more videos about this soon! Thanks for all the support!
Hey I have to say that this is an excellent lesson well explained and easy to follow. I have only been trying piano for a while now and mainly play guitar and have been for the past many decades. I am I think ok with most of the music theory ref keys, scales, chords, triads, modes etc and I find it fairly easy to apply to the keyboard. So your teaching style is ideal for me and the pdf's and backing tracks are great and slowing down your lessons works well for me. So thanks again for your channel.
Broo this is so good. Never learned ski much in one video. Very well narrated with smiley face too thanks. You can do the exact same thing with different songs too. İ would watch all of them
Thank you so much Adam! I'm so glad I stumbled onto this video. I bought a keyboard 4 years ago and have been teaching myself to play. This song has special meaning because I made a video with my siblings the day after my father passed January 24, 2023. I played piano and my siblings sang while gathered around my mom. But I played single note melody. (you can see the video if you want). I will have to do this song again with your tips. By the way, I did the Benny Hill Theme Song at Costco which sounds better at 1.5 x speed. Just subscribed. 🎹 👍
Get ready for a whole new influx of subscribers! Just subscribed... Bless you mate. PS Inversions are a key part of this technique where the melody is kept on top. You may want to encourage your subscribers who are at beginner levels to learn their inversions well. I play similarly but I mirror both hands with add2/9 chords. When keeping the melody on top, this allows me to play inversions without having to think too much about them...
Hi Sean - I completely agree and thinking about it now, I should have mentioned the importance of inversions in this video. If anyone reading this would like to find out more about inversions - check out this video ➡ ua-cam.com/video/ntAlqrYdX3E/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TheKeysCoach Thanks for the sub Sean! Lots more videos coming out over the next few months!
This is exactly what I was looking for.This surely will help . Thankyou so so so so so much. Looking forward for some more lessons similar to this that would help in church piano playing 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
New subscriber here! Just the type of teaching I've been searching for. Thank you for breaking it down so slowly and thoroughly. The thumb trick is gold❤
Brilliant tutorial! I’ve only known how to use lead sheets for chords which is disappointing as it’s not often recognisable. To be provided with logical steps to link melody to chords is very useful!!! Now to 1) properly learn what you have shown here 2) to try and apply the logical steps to another song if I can! I guess the proof …..will be in the listening to how it sounds 😂. Thank you!
This was very helpful. My teacher has been trying to teach me how to play melody and chords the last 2 years😂. Slow learner. Will be reviewing this video many time before I can apply it. Can you do this for I Have Decided in C chord? Thanks for considering
Really great lesson, Adam, thanks a lot. Congrats on the 20k! You are definitely correct about the need for a slightly different approach to the traditional way of teaching piano. I think - and this is just my opinion - there is a need to teach people in a way that they can go out and play music with others, as opposed to playing at home, and often Classical music. I think of my hands as divided into two by a vertical line between the ring and middle fingers. On the right hand the outer 2 fingers play melody and the inner 3 (2 + thumb, hopefully!!) play harmony, adding rhythm. On the left hand the inner 3 play harmony + rhythm and the outer 2 play bass notes. It's good to play small counter melodies/rhythm with the inner 3 fingers of each hand, between melodies. This is quite challenging but can be done in stages. Adding simple chord tones in a rhythm might be the easiest way to start!
Ah thank you so much! You're spot on about being able to play with others. The moment you start playing with other musicians - it's a complete game-changer. There will be lots of updates coming out on the channel in the coming months, so will keep you posted on how things develop! That's a great way to think about dividing your hands - I have a similar system for seventh chord voicings, but I'll save that for another video! Thanks once again for all the support!
A very useful video!! Thank you. What about playing melody in the right hand and chords in the left?? This is what I do with lead sheets for playing in my church worship team, where the congregation appreciates some support with the melody, but it sounds pretty simple and plain. I would appreciate some tips on making it more interesting! Thanks!!
Finding your video very informative. After learning some scales when I was younger, two years ago I found Chordify and have got ok (9th,sus,flat5's ect.) My problem is I've learnt all the chords in root position and I'm looking for the best way to rewire my brain. Just wondering if you've come across this problem before. Best wishes Nigel.
Great question - I'm actually planning another video on inversions which I hope will help with this. Have you checked out the first video on inversions? ua-cam.com/video/ntAlqrYdX3E/v-deo.html - you might find this useful.
@@thekeyscoach Thanks for getting back, I'll have a look at that one and look forward to more of your video's. Specially like the tricks and incidental run's and fill's.🙂
If you found this video useful, it would mean a huge amount if you could hit, that like button and subscribe to the channel. It really helps us grow! Lots more videos on the way! 🚀
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Where is the music I can download?
@@BarbaraNecaise Here you go: download.thekeyscoach.com/melodyandchordstogether
Block chords
Hi Adam very nice video tutorial❤ can you do “The Lord’s Prayer” as sung by Andrea Bocelli? Will be much appreciated 👍🙏🏾
After playing piano for 60 years, I can still only sight read. I’m pretty good at it, but it’s like reading a story, and not really understanding the plot! Your videos are very entertaining. I haven’t really had a chance to apply the things I’ve watched yet. My theory is weak, but I’m refreshing my memory on the scales and chords. I hope in the very near future that I will have a better understanding and I will be able to apply some of the really cool things you are doing in your videos. Thank you for putting yourself out there! I’m totally enjoying watching your videos. Kudos to you!
Thnk you Adam. I am an 86 yr old,, Parkinson's patient, and you have given me a neat way to play music.. I learnt to play as a boy, but couldn't continue. Now I hve a way .!
So lovely to hear you're finding the lessons useful!
I am watching this without a Guitar. But hear this, "Man you are SIMPLY the BEST!!!
Thanks so much!
Love this tip!! 🥰
You are amazing Adam. Thanks so much xx
You are so welcome
That mixolydian part...just beautiful!
Excellent video! What a wonderful teacher. Ever step explained in detail. Thank yoy Adam
Thanks Therese!
Truly a generous gift from a musician with awesome talent and a huge heart. Both inspiring and empowering. Thanks Adam!
Agreed
How long have I waited for someone who could teach this. If I know a song I can play it by ear, but the finishing riffs and fills with both hands is what I needed. Thank you so much!
My sentiments too… so many videos are for real beginner… not many pop you tube teachers out there teaching these, a little more than beginners stuff👍
Am so thankful I found this. So helpful
I have been struggling for the past one year as an adult learner
Hi Adam! I just recently discovered your channel. I'm working my way through a bout of covid so I have time on my hands as I sit around feeling like crap. I happened upon your channel and you seem to be teaching EXACTLY at the level I need. I'm self taught and while I do OK with the basics there's a level that I've been stuck at. I know some theory but not enough to be able to rely on it fully. I write some music and my friends who do know everything about music say I have a gift for finding interesting and nice chord progressions to go with my melodies. Once I get feeling better I'm going to start going through your videos because I'm sure you're going to be able to help me get to the next level. Great job! Oh BTW, I had to laugh when you were referencing the McCartney run down. The latest song I wrote that we are starting to work with has that run down in it! I put it in without consciously realizing it. When I played it for my friends one of them said 'oo that sounded Beatle-ish! Then it hit me! Lol...thanks!
Thanks so much Kev! haha that's funny about the McCartney rundown - that's the way I've always thought of that progression. Thanks for checking out the vids!
So meticulous..Keys Coach. You r the amazing grace. I play too but the more I see yr videos there's more ad more i wl learn. M frm India ad hav a Clavinova....luv it. Luvvvvv music. Always more to learn everyday😊😊😊
Adam, I can’t wait to work on this lesson! I’ve heard this hymn so many ways but you put so much soul into it! I was almost in tears. Thanks you for your generous offer of the pdf with backing tracks. God bless you and may your channel be a huge success, you’re well on your way!!
I’m 73 Adam and living these , an octave is a stretch but I try lol
Great Channel and sincere thanks , not the easiest to get but the most rewarding
Great teaching
Thank you!
Adam, this is brilliant!! Using a known tune to teach this method was such a great idea. This concept has given me an intro to hamonizing and how the top note really carries the melody.....outstanding and professional video and written material........keep them coming!
Thanks! Glad it was helpful!
Oh man you are a great teacher you take your time to do what you are doing.What i like too is that your videos are long enough so i can learn a lot of your stuff.Many many thanks my friend GodBless you forever.
Thank you so much.
Wow learned alot .. full arrangements are better than snippets of tips. Thanks.❤
Fantastic lesson. Each lesson Adam gives is full of decorations that blend the chords together. Thank you Adam.
Thanks! This is my first true experience improvising! 🎉🎵
That's very kind of you Melissa - I'm so pleased you found it helpful! Do download the Lesson Book as well - everything is written down in there to help you work through it all at your own pace. Thanks for the support!
@@thekeyscoach I did! It's so helpful!
You’re so humble and gifted in teaching these concepts. So glad I found your channel. Worship guitarist here learning to play keys. God bless you.
🙌 Thank you!
I like the way you're teaching or demonstrating everything in this video ❤❤❤
Bonjour, j'ai appris le piano avec une méthode traditionnelle, il y a plus de 50.. Je reprends après plus de 40 ans interruption. J'adore votre bienveillance et vos tutos. Pourriez vous proposer une routine sur une semaine pour aller d'un point A vers un point B? Je me perds entre les tutos❤ qui sont super mais n'arrive pas à aller plus loin qu une répétition. COMMENT FAIRE ? Même si vous ne répondez pas, je comprendrai et continuerai à vous suivre, MERCI ❤
Got it thank you and God Bless You
I have watched several of your videos… I am an adult learner who got to intermediate level after taking lessons but gave up as I got stuck and I felt I wasn’t playing what I wanted to play play. Two years later I am giving it another go and your approach is motivating me to keep going. I am learning theory whilst actually playing something half decent! Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge.
Thanks Christina! That’s great you’re getting back into it! Glad you found this useful!!
For anyone searching for a great piano lesson that puts it together ! ( this is it ) this has been completely helpful and informative just what I have been searching for ... I kinda had an idea about melody but a guess I thought I was doing something wrong.. This video answered my questions about melody & chords together. Melody in the pinky genius! The feeling of being wrong disappeared I feel so freed up.. Can't wait to view more lessons.. Ms Lee 8-8-2024
Thanks so much! So glad you found it useful!
Yeah, I feel you. But you know, I change things up everytime I play because mainly I can't remember how I played something before 'cause I thrown so much into the pot.
I love your teaching
You have a beautiful voice too,so clear and calming
You appear so passionate and full of life
Thanks for a great channel 🙏
This is brilliant loving the “tune chord @ and the numbers over the chord names many thanks
Love your channel, just found it can’t wait to look back at all the content.
Welcome Graham! Let me know how you get on with the videos!
You content is so organized and easy to follow. Thank you.. keep it coming sir
Absolutely AWESOME...Thank You for This Lesson !!! I Will do This in Church.
Thank you so much. I recently returned to the piano after being stuck at grade 4 for over 50 years! The way I had been taught was really old school. No cheats. No improvisation. Play only the notes, read all the notes. Well you can imagine how my sight reading deteriorated over the years. In the end I only played a few classical exam pieces that I could remember from those days. I gave up, my playing was repetitive and limited. A couple of weeks ago, after watching a few youtube tutorials, your being among them, I learned about simple chords…chords I knew, and had played over the years without connecting the dots. I had a true aha moment and suddenly it all made sense. I found myself playing nonstop. I played for four hours that day. Everything I could get my hands on. Popular songs, Christmas carols, classical, folk. You name it. It was as though a door had been unlocked and I could now play everything. Like wow!! I played more songs that one day than I had played all my life!! Even my husband asked what had happened! The piano had been silent for years, sat there tuned, but gathering dust. After a few days I found just playing the chords, incredibly flat. I couldn’t get past how to add the melody to it. I could see it, but couldn’t unlock it. You have just added that to my education. This is wonderful. I’m off to practise what you have just taught me!! Tune chord tune chord…genius! Will also learn the I V VI thingy. I did wonder why some said that. I’ve subscribed, liked, done the notification bell, and just downloaded your book. I can’t wait to see what other gems you have shared. I’m going to watch all of your videos at some point. Working on this first!! Thank you again xxx ❤❤❤❤❤
Ah that’s so brilliant! Thanks! Do let me know how you get on with it all! 🙌
Adam, I am so glad I saw this video today. I have always had the ability, to change up the music I am playing, and it always sounded good. But being self-taught, I would chastise myself for doing this for accuracy. Thank you for sharing this with me. Richard B
Ah Richard that's so great to hear you're a 'changer-upper!' I guess it's important to be in control of what you're playing as well - it's all about balance isn't it! So glad you enjoyed the video!
Very good. I started recently to teach this in my guitar lessons - the i Iv V approach. Its like learning the formula to get to the answers instead of always being told the answers. Thanks
Hi Peter - that's such a great way of putting it! I love that! Glad you enjoyed the video.
After so many years..now i found this magic secret..thank you for sharing❤❤
I found this to be what break thru I figured out I just watched this and assured me I'm on the right track
So pleased to hear that Antonio!
Absolutely helpful ❤😊 great work 🎉
Just what I have been looking for, thankyou so much
You're so welcome!
Yeah, I feel you. But you know, I change things up everytime I play because mainly I can't remember how I played something before 'cause I thrown so much into the pot. By the way, you make me want to sway from side-to-side.😊😊😊😊
Hi Adam. Been away from my laptop so I have missed a few of your vids and have just caught up. Really missed you and your vids actually. Another great lesson. I am really looking forward to the Q&A. So glad you've gone full time here although our gain your old job's loss.
Really have learnt a lot and can't wait for the community and your lessons to advance and cover more advanced tips and tricks. Fills and runs and other ways to flesh out any chord chart and also improvisation technique. Hope it's going to not just be a beginners and or all the beginners out there are able to advance and enjoy the more advanced methods.
It's been and will continue to be a pleasure being here and growing with the community. And being part of it from the beginning and watching the channel and community evolve is just beyond words.
Thank you Adam so much.
Thanks so much for the support and so glad you enjoyed this one! Lots more exciting plans in the pipeline! Do keep an eye on the channel!
Been looking for just his type of lesson & great explanation of the steps. Really like your style of teaching & the little "extras" we get.
Thanks Paul!
Congratulations. Thanks for sharing this tutorial. I like the way you teach your students, it is clear and easy to understand and use. This Tune, Chord, Tune, Chord trick, is so so simple, but never heard about this tip before. Amazing grace normally is beautifull with a deep lyrics but the backing track kindly you gave became much more beautifull. Greetings from Brazil.
Hi Marco - so glad you enjoyed this one! I just got back from Brazil - what an incredible place!
Love that Dm7 flava.
Thanks
Thank you for the lessons brings the music to life
This is great. This is teaching how to actually play the piano. 👍
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!
got it! thank you
Adam, I want you to know, this method has relieved my fear of mistakes. Richard B.
I am so inspired!
Great lesson. When I play this I use a 6 in there
Great video, especially the first part. Since I’m trying to learn basic triads and building up my keyboard skills. I can always come back to this, which is a promise.
I’m learning Thoroughbass, or Ground Bass. I see that the goal of this education is to play like you’re doing. This video gives me hope and my teacher is very supportive.
Awesome! Thanks, Lawrence! Basic triads are honestly the most important thing to learn. I know so many piano players who jump straight to the complex chords, but everything is based on triads. Even the most sophisticated, rich, extended chords can be broken down into combinations of major and minor triads.
From teaching Music Theory and Musicianship to postgrads here in the UK, I've seen that people often skip over the basics and then run into problems further down the line because they aren't 100% secure on their major and minor triads in every key. Get these under your fingers, and it's a complete game-changer that will serve you well in the future.
I'm going to make more videos about this soon! Thanks for all the support!
Hey I have to say that this is an excellent lesson well explained and easy to follow.
I have only been trying piano for a while now and mainly play guitar and have been for the past many decades. I am I think ok with most of the music theory ref keys, scales, chords, triads, modes etc and I find it fairly easy to apply to the keyboard. So your teaching style is ideal for me and the pdf's and backing tracks are great and slowing down your lessons works well for me.
So thanks again for your channel.
Thanks so much Brian - really good to hear you’re enjoying the channel!
Merci 👍
amen
Adam, thank you for sharing this video with me. It has released my fear of being accurate with my music.RB
So great to hear this! Thanks so much Richard!
Broo this is so good. Never learned ski much in one video. Very well narrated with smiley face too thanks. You can do the exact same thing with different songs too. İ would watch all of them
Thanks! 🙌
Thank you so much Adam! I'm so glad I stumbled onto this video. I bought a keyboard 4 years ago and have been teaching myself to play. This song has special meaning because I made a video with my siblings the day after my father passed January 24, 2023. I played piano and my siblings sang while gathered around my mom. But I played single note melody. (you can see the video if you want). I will have to do this song again with your tips. By the way, I did the Benny Hill Theme Song at Costco which sounds better at 1.5 x speed. Just subscribed. 🎹 👍
Thanks William - what a lovely comment! Thanks for watching and let me know how you get on with this one!
Get ready for a whole new influx of subscribers!
Just subscribed...
Bless you mate.
PS Inversions are a key part of this technique where the melody is kept on top. You may want to encourage your subscribers who are at beginner levels to learn their inversions well. I play similarly but I mirror both hands with add2/9 chords. When keeping the melody on top, this allows me to play inversions without having to think too much about them...
Hi Sean - I completely agree and thinking about it now, I should have mentioned the importance of inversions in this video.
If anyone reading this would like to find out more about inversions - check out this video ➡ ua-cam.com/video/ntAlqrYdX3E/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TheKeysCoach
Thanks for the sub Sean! Lots more videos coming out over the next few months!
Woow great.. thank you so much ❤
You're welcome 😊
Lots of effort into this Video. I thank you...sincerely!
My pleasure! So glad you found it useful!
Great lesson Adam! Learning with your videos is all fun, no fear and inspiring! Thanks!
Thanks Jess!
Nice sounding good
My first time on this channel and can't refrain from commenting. Very helpful video. Well done
Welcome Daniel! Glad you enjoyed!
FANTASTIC TUTORIAL, thank you Adam!!!!!!!!!
My pleasure!
Loved this lesson and the download, keep up the good work!
Thanks John!
Man, that was sensational. Thank you so much.
Very welcome! Thanks Alex!
This is exactly what I was looking for.This surely will help . Thankyou so so so so so much.
Looking forward for some more lessons similar to this that would help in church piano playing 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Awesome - thanks Regina!
Just brilliant, Adam ! I still have to learn a lot.
Thanks Peter! Let me know how you get on practising this at the piano!
Another brilliant tutorial, thanks! All of these videos are really giving me confidence in doing my own arrangements
Amazing! That's so great! Lots more coming!
I love Tune, Chord, Tune, chord. Thanks for sharing sir
Amen Coach! This really hit me! Waiting for more!
Great video, great teacher! Right hand with melody in harmony with life!
Glad you liked it!
New subscriber here! Just the type of teaching I've been searching for. Thank you for breaking it down so slowly and thoroughly. The thumb trick is gold❤
Thanks Colleen! Thanks for the sub!
Really good
Thank you!
いつも本当に有り難うございます。こんな楽しい練習方法があったなんて驚きです❣️
Brilliant tutorial! I’ve only known how to use lead sheets for chords which is disappointing as it’s not often recognisable. To be provided with logical steps to link melody to chords is very useful!!! Now to 1) properly learn what you have shown here
2) to try and apply the logical steps to another song if I can! I guess the proof …..will be in the listening to how it sounds 😂. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Awesome video... thank you!!!!
Glad you liked it!
As someone who can play keys a bit has fair theory knowledge and play guitar and bass well. These vids are awesome. Will share this chanel thanks man
Thanks, Pablo! So good to have you with us! I believe many viewers on this channel are multi-instrumentalists. Thanks for sharing!
This video is so great, really well done
Thanks!
Excellent teaching Thanks a lot🎉❤ from Kottayam Vazhoor Kerala India greetings ❤🎉
Thanks!!
Thank YOU. And for the positive energy :)
Great tutorial awesome thank you. I love that when you teach your body and face , show the love of what you do. It is simply wonderful.
Ah thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
This was very helpful. My teacher has been trying to teach me how to play melody and chords the last 2 years😂. Slow learner. Will be reviewing this video many time before I can apply it. Can you do this for I Have Decided in C chord? Thanks for considering
Thank you excellent work
Fantastic lesson!
Thanks!
Thank you Coach.
Another fantastic video thank you
Thank you a million for the tutorial.
Been always wondered how to do it. ❤
You’re welcome 😊
Nice voice !
Great lesson!!! Thank you soooo much!!!
You're very welcome Michael!
Really great lesson, Adam, thanks a lot. Congrats on the 20k! You are definitely correct about the need for a slightly different approach to the traditional way of teaching piano. I think - and this is just my opinion - there is a need to teach people in a way that they can go out and play music with others, as opposed to playing at home, and often Classical music.
I think of my hands as divided into two by a vertical line between the ring and middle fingers. On the right hand the outer 2 fingers play melody and the inner 3 (2 + thumb, hopefully!!) play harmony, adding rhythm. On the left hand the inner 3 play harmony + rhythm and the outer 2 play bass notes. It's good to play small counter melodies/rhythm with the inner 3 fingers of each hand, between melodies. This is quite challenging but can be done in stages. Adding simple chord tones in a rhythm might be the easiest way to start!
Ah thank you so much! You're spot on about being able to play with others. The moment you start playing with other musicians - it's a complete game-changer. There will be lots of updates coming out on the channel in the coming months, so will keep you posted on how things develop!
That's a great way to think about dividing your hands - I have a similar system for seventh chord voicings, but I'll save that for another video! Thanks once again for all the support!
Brother, you are a gifted teacher! Thank you for making this wonderful video, and breaking this down. Subbed! You rock!
Such a great lesson! Really love all the chord tricks, have you got any more videos on these things?
Thanks Liam! If you enjoyed this one, you'll probably enjoy this one - ua-cam.com/video/yl9DHcASqMc/v-deo.html
Great lesson thank you ❤
My pleasure!
A very useful video!! Thank you. What about playing melody in the right hand and chords in the left?? This is what I do with lead sheets for playing in my church worship team, where the congregation appreciates some support with the melody, but it sounds pretty simple and plain. I would appreciate some tips on making it more interesting! Thanks!!
I feel like now I can start after a melody I made. Thank you
Finding your video very informative. After learning some scales when I was younger, two years ago I found Chordify and have got ok (9th,sus,flat5's ect.) My problem is I've learnt all the chords in root position and I'm looking for the best way to rewire my brain. Just wondering if you've come across this problem before. Best wishes Nigel.
Great question - I'm actually planning another video on inversions which I hope will help with this. Have you checked out the first video on inversions? ua-cam.com/video/ntAlqrYdX3E/v-deo.html - you might find this useful.
@@thekeyscoach Thanks for getting back, I'll have a look at that one and look forward to more of your video's. Specially like the tricks and incidental run's and fill's.🙂