00:00 Intro 00:46 Left Hand Chords (beginner) 02:52 Left Hand Chords (intermediate) 05:25 G Blues Scale 06:25 Blues Grip 07:52 4 Improv Techniques 08:47 8th Notes 09:25 16th Notes 09:54 Slides 10:27 Turns 11:10 Play with backing track 12:23 Conclusion
I come from the classical side of music and I really appreciate how clear and concise this tutorial is. Best for people with a bit of piano or theory background.
Tbh, 10 months (and really probably 10 weeks) is more than enough time for you to master this. Just stick with it and practice every day. Do that and you will be doing it without even thinking before you know it.
The incredible thing is that in the intro, you play a really complicated, impressive thing I think I could never do, and then you explain it and when I re-listen to the Intro afterwards, I think "Hey! It's possible!"
Jonny you're the greatest, and that's a fact. I was so happy last week in a chatroom i mentioned your name and someone else said they knew you and of course, we both agreed you are the greatest. You make me play Jonny - you bring music to me and make me play. God Bless Jonny. You're love itself.
Great G Blues ! cause I'm trying to learn 'That's Life' (Sinatra) it's also in G .Would love to hear Jonny play 'That's Life' & do a lesson on it for the website:) Thanks for all the amazing lessons Jonny.
Great lesson, Jonny! Regarding the chord progression, it sounds like the first verses of Elton John's "Rocket Man". Is that right or are my ears deceiving me?
I was forced by my parents to take piano lessons from 1st to 8th grades. I didn't like the lessons and the typed of music being taught so i didn't practice. I was taught there and in school bands to play notes off the page. No music theory or how to play parts that I heard on records as back then, definitely no playing by ear, all you had was sheet music where the parts are condensed into the harmony and the vocal melodies. I wish that I'd had this stuff 60 years ago. I'm relearning how to play after letting it go for 50 years.
Great stuff, I am scarfing these lessons down one after another. The teaching is clear and the techniques are perfectly designed for taking my playing as an advanced beginner in jazz, rock, and blues to the next level. Definitely going to become a member on the website, thanks for posting these very useful free lessons.
Johnny, I am having the best lockdown 'cause of you!! Question - what do I do if the band says we are playing in Bb minor because our vocalist is a diva and doesn't do G minor? I'm comfortable transposing all of the chords but how do I approach those slip notes from Db to C or Db to D since they may end up going a different direction. Do I just treat them as a normal grace note or tell the band that I'm a bigger diva and that for my solo we are changing keys? :))
I wish there had been piano lessons like this so many years ago. It was classical or nothing. With endless and pointless sight reading. No wonder everyone took up guitar instead.
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00:00 Intro
00:46 Left Hand Chords (beginner)
02:52 Left Hand Chords (intermediate)
05:25 G Blues Scale
06:25 Blues Grip
07:52 4 Improv Techniques
08:47 8th Notes
09:25 16th Notes
09:54 Slides
10:27 Turns
11:10 Play with backing track
12:23 Conclusion
I come from the classical side of music and I really appreciate how clear and concise this tutorial is. Best for people with a bit of piano or theory background.
Thank you!
I will spend the next 10 years attempting to master what is shown here
Hopefully you’re already a month in!
Tbh, 10 months (and really probably 10 weeks) is more than enough time for you to master this. Just stick with it and practice every day. Do that and you will be doing it without even thinking before you know it.
The incredible thing is that in the intro, you play a really complicated, impressive thing I think I could never do, and then you explain it and when I re-listen to the Intro afterwards, I think "Hey! It's possible!"
This is GOLD
Jonny you're the greatest, and that's a fact. I was so happy last week in a chatroom i mentioned your name and someone else said they knew you and of course, we both agreed you are the greatest. You make me play Jonny - you bring music to me and make me play. God Bless Jonny. You're love itself.
music takes us to heaven
Thank you, Jonny for show us the diferent ways of Rock'n Roll when the piano kind of speak by your hands!
Absolutely phenomenal lesson-such a quick and easy refresher/intro! Thanks man!
Amazing lesson- big for me for just doing basic fills. So great. Thank you
Bought your course. You are a gifted teacher Jonny!
Awesome, thank you!
Wonderfull, Jonny!
One of your better lessons.
That is my all time favourite lesson, I loved it!
Thank you Jonny.
Happy to hear that!
That was very helpful and useful information.
Thanks Johnny
Nice lessons as always thank you
Some people have clearly born to teach. So grateful for this, thanks!
Why are u the greatest, u teach so well and play so well those turns were the best things I have ever heard u earned a sub
thanks, very instructive lesson! One minor criticism: The slides are 8th notes, not 4th notes as indicated in the sheet
Fantastic! Thanks 👍🎹
Great lesson!
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Great G Blues ! cause I'm trying to learn 'That's Life' (Sinatra) it's also in G .Would love to hear Jonny play 'That's Life' & do a lesson on it for the website:) Thanks for all the amazing lessons Jonny.
I'll second that! Jonny would you give us the full vegas treatment on 'That's Life' please, you could make that tune SWING!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
Awesome, hell yeah
Another great one, thanks Jonny !
My pleasure!
thank you Jonny,,.amazing, like it very much
Really cool and so much fun! Thanks for sharing.
very good melody and lesson. thank!
Thank you so much !!
LOVE IT! Thanks Jonny!
Man. I just can't stand it.😮
You sound so good, and your stage presence just makes it better.🤟
I know Great Gig when I hear it.😏
It is a great video again! 😎👍
Thank you!
You bet!
Grandioso come sempre
Thank you my man
Fantastic stuff . Thanks 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Interessantissimo complimenti!
Amazing!! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Great lesson, Jonny! Regarding the chord progression, it sounds like the first verses of Elton John's "Rocket Man". Is that right or are my ears deceiving me?
Yes!
@@PianoWithJonny Thanks for replying!
Hi Jonny, what equipment and software do you use to make videos? I like to make videos to help my students but don't know what to use. Thanks!
Exelent jonny
I was forced by my parents to take piano lessons from 1st to 8th grades. I didn't like the lessons and the typed of music being taught so i didn't practice. I was taught there and in school bands to play notes off the page. No music theory or how to play parts that I heard on records as back then, definitely no playing by ear, all you had was sheet music where the parts are condensed into the harmony and the vocal melodies. I wish that I'd had this stuff 60 years ago. I'm relearning how to play after letting it go for 50 years.
Very good 😁👍
Thank you! Cheers!
¡Bravo!
Hey Jonny, just a question on the sustain pedal...are you on and off for each chord in the left hand?
Great stuff, I am scarfing these lessons down one after another. The teaching is clear and the techniques are perfectly designed for taking my playing as an advanced beginner in jazz, rock, and blues to the next level. Definitely going to become a member on the website, thanks for posting these very useful free lessons.
Great to hear!
Is this progression technically in G Dorian? Since the g minor scale has an Eb but the C chord is a dominant 7?
Johnny, I am having the best lockdown 'cause of you!!
Question - what do I do if the band says we are playing in Bb minor because our vocalist is a diva and doesn't do G minor? I'm comfortable transposing all of the chords but how do I approach those slip notes from Db to C or Db to D since they may end up going a different direction. Do I just treat them as a normal grace note or tell the band that I'm a bigger diva and that for my solo we are changing keys? :))
I wish there had been piano lessons like this so many years ago.
It was classical or nothing. With endless and pointless sight reading.
No wonder everyone took up guitar instead.
There's a little sound of, "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".
I see you play great! But I m new, and can’t follow fast as you play. If have document I try and trying…. . Thankfully so much
OMG the lessons are so rich 😱 High quality content!🤙🚀
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The chord progression sounds like time by pink floyd, i love it 😊 this is a great lesson johnny
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Now thats a thumbnail I wanna see
Glad you liked it!
@@boogiewoogieboss5894 I LOVE IT
What is this progression from a theory perspective? Clearly, its in Gm, yet the C7 suggests the key of F, as does the F bass note in the Gm/F.
My Daddy ringing the bell 🔔
Those slides are so hard to play fast
Hi, is the 'Download this Quick Tip lesson sheet and backing track' free download for youtube viewers please can you tell me?
You have to sign up and pay for the course for the downloadable materials.
Absolutely loved this!!
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