There's no more superlatives for Jason; he's just The Guy. This is exactly what I was requesting when I put the comment on the last video about doing a tutorial on chordal / choral music and harmonizing a melody; I requested it and you had it prepared all along. I did go through the Do-Re-Mi tutorial when I had some time over the weekend, and I'm getting quicker because I was able to learn the melody and toggle bass pattern in one day (that's really good for me, it usually takes me weeks); however, in the introduction of that tutorial you did a little performance of Do-Re-Mi with chords; harmonies; arpeggios; ornamentations; rhythm - the full works, it just sounded a million times more professional than my simple left hand toggling, I just don't understand how you do it so effortlessly with no rehearsal? I think where I'm faltering (if i can even say that I'm faltering inasmuch that I've come on leaps and bounds since finding your channel) is with the rhythm. Sometimes you're accompanying with the pulse, then it's eighth notes, then sixteenth, then block chords, then arpeggios; then a bass pattern and all in real time, so no two renditions are the exactly the same - how do you have the presence of mind; the speed of thought to do this in real time? I'm sure if you notated these songs I could eventually perform them like you do, but it would take me weeks of assimilating; practicing and getting the muscle memory, but you seem to just do without even thinking - how is this even possible? Anyway my guy, blessings to you; you are one of the best.
Jason, Your lessons are always enjoyable, but I want to congratulate you on this one! Absolutely superb explanation and demonstration, really brings home the concept!
@@nathanielschool Never played a musical instrument prior to retiring a couple of years ago. Your generosity with these tutorials is a godsend. Thank you. Be blessed!
Jason, this is a wonderful, thorough job. Thank you! It will undoubtedly make it easier to understand what you are doing in the short riffs that you record each day, which until now have been going by too fast for me to understand the chord changes.
Most of intermediate piano players are stuck on this way.... But my jason sir is here👍so all problems will solve now after learning this lesson thank you very very much sirji🙏🙏🙏 for this classic lesson 👍
I love your generally very systematic approaches! I am not that secure in identifying the different cords yet, but if I do it slowly, with a piece of paper, I find my way. In the end this is all practice, right?
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There's no more superlatives for Jason; he's just The Guy. This is exactly what I was requesting when I put the comment on the last video about doing a tutorial on chordal / choral music and harmonizing a melody; I requested it and you had it prepared all along. I did go through the Do-Re-Mi tutorial when I had some time over the weekend, and I'm getting quicker because I was able to learn the melody and toggle bass pattern in one day (that's really good for me, it usually takes me weeks); however, in the introduction of that tutorial you did a little performance of Do-Re-Mi with chords; harmonies; arpeggios; ornamentations; rhythm - the full works, it just sounded a million times more professional than my simple left hand toggling, I just don't understand how you do it so effortlessly with no rehearsal? I think where I'm faltering (if i can even say that I'm faltering inasmuch that I've come on leaps and bounds since finding your channel) is with the rhythm. Sometimes you're accompanying with the pulse, then it's eighth notes, then sixteenth, then block chords, then arpeggios; then a bass pattern and all in real time, so no two renditions are the exactly the same - how do you have the presence of mind; the speed of thought to do this in real time? I'm sure if you notated these songs I could eventually perform them like you do, but it would take me weeks of assimilating; practicing and getting the muscle memory, but you seem to just do without even thinking - how is this even possible? Anyway my guy, blessings to you; you are one of the best.
Totally agree 💜
If i can write words like these, i ll do as well. But i know my english is very2 poor, so i just can say that its so true 😀
Your each video should be watched religiously by music lovers and learners.. each video is pure diamond.. nothing worth missing at any cost!
Thanks Avijit!
love this kind of learning...sitting in the class and thanking you before hand..!
It's always my pleasure Radhika!😇
This Lesson reminded me why I fell in love with the Piano and restored hope into my quest to master this instrument😁
Awesome Pono. It's such an amazing instrument
Not only you play well, but also your way of singing is really inspiring to me. Therefore your videos always display a package of useful details.
So nice of you Kwalegba
Ty Jason this is the building blocks for developing incredible music . This knowledge is priceless you are the best .
Super Robert! Great to hear!
Truly blown away Jason. You have been gifted with an incredible sbility to teach. I thank God that I discovered your channel. Thank you once again.
Most welcome!
Once again Jason has hit it out of the park. I consider this channel and his website to be my go-to places for learning piano and music in general.
Appreciate your kinds words, Nico!😀 Always welcome to listen in😊
Jason,
Your lessons are always enjoyable, but I want to congratulate you on this one! Absolutely superb explanation and demonstration, really brings home the concept!
Thank you very much Jerry!
Amazing!!! Learned a great deal. The virtual keyboard showing the keys pressed works really well. However, it was used sparingly in this lesson.
Good to know! Showed it primarily when needed!
@@nathanielschool Never played a musical instrument prior to retiring a couple of years ago. Your generosity with these tutorials is a godsend. Thank you. Be blessed!
Very useful and practice Based. Thanks for Sharing your Knowledge.
Most welcome Adrian!
So great. The lesson I’ve been waiting for.
Glad to hear it!
Simply awesome Jason, and all this for free:) am i dreaming
Thanks so much Ravi! My pleasure! I love doing this 😀
Jason, this is a wonderful, thorough job. Thank you! It will undoubtedly make it easier to understand what you are doing in the short riffs that you record each day, which until now have been going by too fast for me to understand the chord changes.
Glad it was helpful Warren!
Thank you. A good summary of what you taught me since long time ago.
Awesome
sir.... a video on the milestones ought to be covered by each self taught pianists serially would be highly appreciable. Thanking you..💜
Great suggestion Abhirup! Will plan!
Amazing Masterclass Jason, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it Bruce!
Most of intermediate piano players are stuck on this way.... But my jason sir is here👍so all problems will solve now after learning this lesson thank you very very much sirji🙏🙏🙏 for this classic lesson 👍
Best of luck Jignesh! Have fun!
Amazing fingerings moment .... sounds also nice melody
Many thanks Ansan!
You R Great Sir. thanks for the classes.....
So nice of you
@@nathanielschool ❤️
I love your generally very systematic approaches! I am not that secure in identifying the different cords yet, but if I do it slowly, with a piece of paper, I find my way. In the end this is all practice, right?
Glad it was helpful Andreas!
Thanks
Most welcome Avijit!
How did you make a payment in rupees?
@@ethereal_real using thanks button
Very nice.
Thank you Shrikant! Cheers!
Next using chord techniques and accidental chords with replacement to normal to advanced chords
He dah man
I am learning guitar...this is a little beyond me.
Merci !
Thanks Kevin!
Too ja,zzy ! Dislike!
Thanks for the feedback. Wonder how this is remotely close to "Jazz" though!
Thanks
Most Welcome