How to Play C Major - with Jack Duxbury
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The greatest single piano lesson I've ever seen, bar none. Just awesome, Jack. Thank you.
This guy just became my favorite youtube keyboard teacher and reviewer.
❤
There was nothing dodgy about that lesson. Amazing. Seeing the passion in all your videos, its truly amazing. I just bought a Korg B2 yesterday. Havent played a piano for a good 25/30 years now. But you gave me the inspiration to take up music again. So back to scratch and the basics but when you have music in your blood, its there for life. Thank you for being so passionate and for being yourself.
Please god Jack start teaching us all to play like you! I have a good grasp of theory and playing simple stuff, but I reckon you could really open a world of knowledge up to us here, your freestyle playing is awesome. I'd happily pay on patreon too, just sayin!! 👌
Yo Synct, really lovely comment so thankyou for that mate. We might do some more of these turorial style videos in the new year man and I'm sure you'll be shocked and hopefully happy at how easy it all is mate - all just pressing black and white buttons really!! Hope you have a good new year X
@@jackduxbury1632 Cool Jack! Groovy too, yeah!
I've been teach myself how to play piano since March and your videos are awesome thanks for sharing you knowledge
Excellent. Even I could learn how to play if I followed this... A new direction for Andertons? There must be at least as many viewers who are at this level of ability as those who are at the top of their game...
Totally agree. I always thought learning the piano was beyond my ability. But when Jack teaches you everything seems to make more sense.
you know what, I will use the Duxbury voicing in my next video!
more lessons plz jack!
@jack duxbury This voicing really was a game changer for me and continues to be used everyday in my piano playing and songwriting. Thanks so much again Jack - Any other nuggets you'd like to share - its been a while:)
Excellent ! Simply piano 🎼🎹🎵🎶
I really hope that these carry on , I’ve just started to learn , albeit on a 37 key ultra nova not ideal I know , will be buying a 88key keystation too use with my iPad very soon . Your teaching is brilliant as you are getting people to learn without the dreaded ( you must use this finger, this posture and this sheet music ) which makes it tedious. I’m loving it . I been wanting to learn for the last 40 years but never bothered , now I wish I started when I was a child . Keep it going your doing a great service for people like me
Was expecting a joke video based on the title but this was great! As a longtime guitarist I asked for a keyboard for Christmas mainly due to the awesome key content being put out by Andertons and Reverb that's gotten me inspired. Keep it up! And never let Jack leave!
Nice one Nathan and thanks for taking the time to watch and comment bud. There's a few more of these videos to go up and then I might even try a series aimed specifically at the Migrating Guitar player!! X
I am that migrating guitar player----so yes please!
As a guitarist trying to make transition to keys, yes I would love to see this!!
Jack Duxbury have you made these videos yet Jack...I'm a migrating guitar player that should probably migrate back, lol.
More piano lessons would be amazing!
Hey Erik, thanks for checking the video out Sir, I filmed a few more on that day so there a few more to come soon hopefully. Merry Christmas to ya X
Jacks lessons are awesome
More More. That was great!!!!!!!
Thanks so much Laurie, I did a fee more "lessony" videos that day so hopefully they'll find their way to the Internet soon. All the bestest X
I had no idea Jack can sing, too!!! Great video! Please, keep the Jack lessons coming!! Thanks!
Very good ! Always find stunning how just a simple chord, arpeggio over a simple scale can sound awesome. Great format, hope you'll continue in that direction !
U R a brilliant, clever, smart and a real cool lovable entertaining nice guy. I love your videos !!!
SV-1 is the Bomb!
highly useful. waiting for more.
With those 4 notes on your RH, switch to a synth, fly through the notes up and down while progressing your LH to C, Bb, Ab and finally G, and you have the back half of the solo to Van Halen's Jump.
You left out some beautiful root choices. Bb, Eb and Ab sound great. A bit mysterious sounding. Maybe even movie soundtrack like.
MORE!!! That was SO inspiring!!! My new years resolution is to learn piano, and I am SO going to use this!! :-D
Hey Jack,
Thx for the greatly helpful lessons.
I’ve been playing guitar and learning as much as I can about theory for a long (long) time.
I had always wanted to play piano, but just never started.
I’ve spent some time recently with a couple of your videos, and I “almost” sound like I can play.
Thx again for making it understandable
Thanks to YOU mate....for spending even one second watching any of the videos let alone trusting me enough to give it a go!! Really made my day reading your comment, thanks again, sending you all my best X
Big yes for more beginner friendly lessons!
Lovely voice too!
Love this!
yes, more of these lessons! awesome, thank you Jack
Excellent lesson!
Fantastic video please do more. You have a gift for teaching
You are the man! Thank you so much, Jack!
Immense progress for me as a piano beginner.
More like that, please ! 🏆
I am a subscriber and started to watch this vid the other day but got busy and came back to it......Holy $hit- game changer!!! Totally awesome. I see some other folks mentioned that they hope this channel starts an educational segment-I hope so as well. There seems to be a lot of friendly funny inspiring staff that are associated with Andertons. Thanks so much happy 2019!
I love this guy. Awesome brother.
Jack, well done! An approachable, solid lesson. Nice pacing- it was easy to follow along. Thanks to you and Anderton's for putting these out. Have a great 2019!
What a great tutorial Jack , I've been struggling for motivation to progress with my keyboard education and this sent me straight to my FP-30 to try it out. Please do some more as your presenting style really helps get things across.
I love Jack's fun way of teaching.
More for sure!
Love this guy and this channel more videos like this please
thanks Jack great lesson
Excellent Jack, thanks mate
You videos are so helpful and you are also so funny! Great videos Jack!
Thanks a lot
Thank you
That was mad Jack!!! Not only are you a great hype man for synth and keyboard products, you're a mad teacher as well! :D
Jack on the absolute vocal tones
I play the guitar, started watching this channel a few months ago, now I have a Juno DS and learning the keys, thanks jack!
walbin ruiz great keyboard to start with, I did end up trading up to the system-8 though
Jack, you’re just amazing 😎
You're a very good teacher. Thanks man! :-)
Thanks so much for the kind comment Meneer X
Thanks Jack and Andertons!
Hey Andy, hope this was along the lines of what you were thinking mate. If these go down alright I'll be sure to do some more in the future. Hope you had a good Crimbo X
Jack Duxbury Yeah this is perfect. I’ve been “playing” for about six months, more into the synths but have been taking piano lessons. These little tricks help take all the theory I’ve been learning and turn it into practical technique. I also quite liked the Korg Prologue video with Luke, he was playing something at about 26:20 ( th-cam.com/video/KlaGeJs4LSs/w-d-xo.html ) that I had a go at learning. Merry Chrimbob to you too!
Not getting a keyboard until next year, but watched this anyway, very informative, thank you, thumbed, subbed and belled!
He's right this C lesson changed my life, after this I won the lottery, got a super sports car, models started wanting to date me, owned 7 mansions and got the freshest clothes and everyone wanted to be me. Thanks Jack!
Genius
Think you and Dan maybe need to have a chat for a new musicisum course, your clearly an awesome tutor.
This went to a great place i wasnt expecting xD
Oh Please! More of the same. I’ve learned quite a few classical ditties currently working on Fantasia Impromptu - swaggers. I’ve never learned improvisation (extemporising for snobs)
Happy to do a little pentatonic noodling on my tele, but don’t know where to start on the piano. Power to your elbow Jack!
Swaggers -Ha!! Thanks for the kind comment man, we'll get you shredding some Pentatonic on the Piano Pronto xx
I just woke up on the walk up!
RH is C sus 2, with an extra G on the octave below. Interesting though!
Somebody pay this man more than he’s being paid already.
Though I quite like your individual research, aren't you simply playing a Csus2 along with another G note one octave lower? Although, it sounds good, the 'suspended' chord sound it introduces doesn't go with all music needing a Cmaj.. My two cents, happy to be proved wrong as I have been a musician by ear, learning theory now..
did jack ever do a tutorial on his grace notes he uses every tutorial ( not a criticism i can’t do them) he should becusss they sound really good
Like it
Super cool voicing. I think it's neat to find these "close voiced" chords on both keyboard instruments and on guitars. Please do some videos on some fun licks and cadences, ways of joining chords and creating nice movements between them. Beginner keys players need love.
Warren Postma what you said!
Hi Jack and thanks for another good video. I think of this one as a practical lesson rather than a theoretical lesson. So does the bass note determine which chord you can use this shape for? In the video when you used C in the bass, I assume you can use that in the place of a C Major chord in many songs. When you go to the F in the bass can you still use the C Sus2 shape in the RH to play an F Maj chord in many songs?
Subscribed you pillock! 😁
I'm the 10000th sub
Hell Yeah
Subscribed right off holy shit I love this dude
Thanks Jack and Andertons! and: what a f****** voice!
Oh man, thanks Michele, appreciate the kind comment mate. Much love X
@@jackduxbury1632 so much love man!
This is gangster
Keep up with piano tutorials!
Is this walk up technique what is used in the piano solo on Layla?
Merry xmas ! Have you got your piece of surstromming ? Or did your colleges eat them all?
Jack, are you selling any more chords at Andertons? I’d pay anything for a F#m
Ha, that's a good idea Dara actually....might have to do a video for every chord - I don't know how but I do know some posh ways to play F#m. Thanks for hanging out here X
Jack Duxbury didn’t a young Paul McCartney travel by bus across Liverpool to find a bloke who knew a Bmj shape on guitar? In the modern digital world, you are that bloke, unless you have good public transport connections, then you are still that bloke!
When you added that F in the bass it sounded like "I Don't Want to Tie You Down" by Todd Rundgren.
I´m a simple guy, i see Jack i click like :)
I'm a simple guy too.....I see your comment and make a face like a Fat Kid when he sees a box of Krispy Kreme's!!! Thanks so much Lucas
Gaaaaaawwwwd daaaaammmn get dat secret sheezy ma neezy. You keep pouring that secret sauce 😂
Wow, Otis Duxbury. Jack Redding. Thanks.
And please, Santa, can we get another video with Otis Duxbury and LukeFromKorg? 🙏
Two much suspense.
👊🏼
Will this also work on a Nord, or just the KORG?. I don’t want to have to buy a new keyboard just to play this chord...
CDG You mean Csus2?
Brilliant! Jack channels Ricky Gervais giving a piano lesson.
These no D in C major. C,G,E. Technically it's a C sus chord but like your thinking. Cheers Jack and have a grand new year.
I would pay a stupid amount of money to take classes from you mate 🤣
Cute video. But it's a sus chord, of course everything works with it. Bb, Ab, and Eb work right out of the gate too.
Wourghk hey I’m sure it’s obvious to people who know, but if you could share why it should be obvious some of us might learn something new :)
@@andysw3 A sus chord is neither major or minor. Its ambiguous. it works on just about any bass note because of its ambiguity... that is a very simplified answer without going down the theory rabbit hole :)
Stefano Cancelli So, because the 3rd is omitted anything from the C major scale will work?
I get that the sus chord could resolve to anything, but when you start adding the bass notes is it still a sus chord?
Nailed it Andy! X
Wait a minute! Jack sings? Next video has to be a full Michael McDonald cover peformance. Come on!
“Any white note. Any white note, just not the black notes...”
Philippe Tanghe the Black notes are reserved for Ben, the modular synthesis guru
Hi Jack, Iove the things you do but please when you review a keyboard can you mention how it feels? As in under your hands not just sounds. When I was a 10 YO I learned to play the piano, but now when i play a kebaord it feel YUK.
Also get that old geeza Lee to sit in with you, I know he only likes to twang on summat but for heavens sake he is trying to run a business here and that includes, you Jack.
For instance, I have no idea which keyboard you prefer the feel of Jack. By feel I mean something you can coax just that nuance to impress the ladies (or your mates). Not some other squarky sound.
Derry
Simply a great little tutorial to be able to make mere noobs think you can play the piano. Now I just gotta figure out whats REALLY happening there... 🙂
That's a C sus2 surely?
Looks like a C sus2 to me.
I'm scratching my head, expecting an E in that C chord somewhere... Maybe some kind of suspended..?
Even the masters sometimes struggle:
th-cam.com/video/f00VEflQ5VQ/w-d-xo.html
That's technically a C sus 2 which isn't a C major chord. And hitting the other notes as root creates different chords.
You know what? I bet he knows that. And I bet he's presenting it simplistically for people who are learning to play piano.
Watching the first three minutes like: *are you trying to teach me a goddamn Csus2/G chord...*
Watching the rest: *Oh ok...?? I guess...*
Extremely dodgy lesson!