it took almost 2 minutes for you to begin demonstrating something. If you're a musician you need to talk with your instrument. Go watch John Baptiste teach the blues.
@@TommyLikeTom when demonstrating to thousands of people on a platform like this, you need to provide context as this isn’t part of any linear curriculum. Different styles among different teachers will reach different styles of students in different ways. There are some teachers on UA-cam who talk for 20 minutes and play two notes, but they connect with different styles of students differently. In the time it took you to write your comment, you could have found a video that you like more and which applies to your style of learning better. I have 30 years of teaching successes, and I’m especially trained in teaching this stuff, I just do most of it in person rather than on UA-cam. For me to watch someone as you suggest and emulate their teaching style, especially for something that I’m not teaching, is very poor advice.
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Great video! Subscribed :)
@@GoatedNat glad you liked it! On Tuesday, my video on advanced/7th arpeggios goes live!
it took almost 2 minutes for you to begin demonstrating something. If you're a musician you need to talk with your instrument. Go watch John Baptiste teach the blues.
@@TommyLikeTom when demonstrating to thousands of people on a platform like this, you need to provide context as this isn’t part of any linear curriculum. Different styles among different teachers will reach different styles of students in different ways.
There are some teachers on UA-cam who talk for 20 minutes and play two notes, but they connect with different styles of students differently.
In the time it took you to write your comment, you could have found a video that you like more and which applies to your style of learning better.
I have 30 years of teaching successes, and I’m especially trained in teaching this stuff, I just do most of it in person rather than on UA-cam. For me to watch someone as you suggest and emulate their teaching style, especially for something that I’m not teaching, is very poor advice.