As a dummy at the piano that I am I can understand her courses because she is an excellent teacher.... Just love her videos. 😍🥰🥰😍. She makes it ALL simple to learn piano!!! Dear just keep naming EACH chord or keynote by letters 🔤🔠 🔠 when playing the songs! This really helps me!!
You are best in the west. Even if I live in Europe and notes are named differently. C is DO, D is RE, E is MI, etc, your explanations are easy. I will stick with you. I'm a beginner. I just love your classes
you're such a calm teacher it makes me want to watch your tutorials everyday however one of my greatest desire is to play by chords. You showed us the chord progression which I am practicing but how do I know which chord to apply to the various songs? Please bear with me a 72year old. Just to let you know I am a grade 2 beginner.
I always practice the lesson until my brain needs a break , then riff around and play with the chords,,, thank you...I am old school when lessons like this weren't so available available, ,,,thank you, I have found my teacher...I am pretty quick on the uptake so I should have this figured out in the next month or two.....I don't mind taking my time though.....
I try to focus, but I end up working on the new knowledge , then just getting lost in the jam...blues scale...blade runner blues...I love music...really digging this yamaha keyboard with a beringer amp
thanks for this! I will use these progressions to add interest to learning my scales (I'm a beginner) and discovering the mysteries they contain.. I didn't know any of the songs you mentioned (I'm old), but it's irrelevant. Hey, we're using Roman numerals-they're even older than I am 😀
You are such a fun teacher! Thanks for sharing your knowledge online. My teacher told me I had to wait another year before starting arpeggios, but I found your video and ta da! Arpeggios enjoyment is mine!❤ Thank you!
Wow you are fantastic! I love the song "Africa," but I also love the Feel-Good Sing-Along progression because it's used to play the 60's hit "Stay," By Maurice and the Zodiacs. That's a song I never want to stop hearing or playing. Thank you for your clarity!
Thank you so much, Kaitlyn. These are marvellous videos. You have wonderful energy and so much knowledge, always fun watching your videos. God bless you 🙏💛
Hello Kaitlyn (sp) My name is Bob. I have been playing the guitar for many, many years. Recently I have have developed tendentious in both shoulders and I have to rest them. I always wanted to learn the piano, so I thought now is the time. One of my inspirations is Eddie Van Halen because what he did was really apply the piano to the guitar, tapping, etc. (I just learned JUMP) As I wondered through the endless youtube video's on how to begin playing the piano yours struck a chord :) anyway, do you have a video that just shows all the chords major and minor - no sus chords to get started. I can tell you from a beginner's perspective that plays the guitar that might by far the easiest way at least for me. Once I learn all the chords with my right hand I can then add the left hand. I have watched many of your videos and they all make sense, especially the 5 must know patterns as I have used most of them. Thanks Bob. P.S. I do know all my scales and enough theory to be dangerous I just need some basics. And yes your video on the 4 + 3 to find a major chord was perfect! So I guess I am a beginner, but not really.
The Creep/Vampire progression has always been my favorite. My second favorite is probably the one you call the Heartfelt Reflection, which is actually the same as the first one (“Instant Radio Hit”) except you start on the vi chord! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks again for your videos. I am surprised that you do not mention 2-5-1 progression as one of the most popular progression. A question: in classical music, is there some chords progression that are more frequent? Have a nice day…
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I looked at and watched from your web site about the piano accelerator course but heard nothing about price.could you give me some idea as to pricing so I can make a decision.
I love your teaching style and the suggested songs for each progression were great. I'd have to choose the Journey song as my favorite, but I liked them all. Question: I am not a true beginner, but not really up to intermediate either. I've been playing for almost 3 years and will finish my current 6-module lessons by October 2023. My main goal is to be able to play good accompaniment and not just octaves on the left and triads on the right. I took your 45-minute roadmap course and liked it, but wonder if it would be mostly review for the first part? Can you give me an idea of what your course would be like for someone who has a little experience? I'd like to be able to play good accompaniment from a lead sheet and also work up to playing the melodies with a little style instead of single notes as they appear on the lead sheet.
some times you go up the keys to an higher number then you go down the keys to a higher number what are the rules about moving up or down the keys to the next progression.
Your last chord progression sounds great but E major (III) and F minor (iv) use notes that are not part of the C major scale so you aren’t really playing the progression in that scale.
A variation of the I - VI - IV - V that is really cool too and often used is I - VI - II - V. Which would be C - Am - Dm - G. Dm is actually the same as F except you change the bass note from F to D. Cheers
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My favorite is the "heartfelt reflection"
Great lesson Katy. I have now learnt more and understand more about how these chords progressions are arranged and interpreted.
Worth watching.
They are all awesome, but No 3 is my favorite so far.
As a dummy at the piano that I am I can understand her courses because she is an excellent teacher.... Just love her videos. 😍🥰🥰😍. She makes it ALL simple to learn piano!!! Dear just keep naming EACH chord or keynote by letters 🔤🔠 🔠 when playing the songs! This really helps me!!
I'm so glad that helps you. Thanks for watching!
You are best in the west. Even if I live in Europe and notes are named differently. C is DO, D is RE, E is MI, etc, your explanations are easy. I will stick with you. I'm a beginner. I just love your classes
beautiful teacher
you're such a calm teacher it makes me want to watch your tutorials everyday however one of my greatest desire is to play by chords. You showed us the chord progression which I am practicing but how do I know which chord to apply to the various songs? Please bear with me a 72year old. Just to let you know I am a grade 2 beginner.
Just LOVE it!👌
I always practice the lesson until my brain needs a break , then riff around and play with the chords,,, thank you...I am old school when lessons like this weren't so available available, ,,,thank you, I have found my teacher...I am pretty quick on the uptake so I should have this figured out in the next month or two.....I don't mind taking my time though.....
I absolutely love your channel!
Thank you Kaithlyn, you're looking great and beautiful 🥰
I tempted to fly to the USA for two lessons a day for a month (excluding Saturday and Sunday)
I have been playing guitar for years so I have a foot in the door, but your calm charming simple approach is very easy to follow, I got this!
Thank you for your teaching.🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for watching!
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I try to focus, but I end up working on the new knowledge , then just getting lost in the jam...blues scale...blade runner blues...I love music...really digging this yamaha keyboard with a beringer amp
The best and easiest channel to learn piano for beginners :D
Thanks for the sweet compliment. :) Thanks for watching!
I just finished my practice using your video explanation and trust me, it was beautiful practicing along with you. 🥰
I-III-IV-iv is so moody. I love it!
ur cuteness hurting the leaves pigments...
This is AWESOME!!! My daughters and I are getting straight to it!🙏🎹💖💖💖xXx
thank you
Thanks so much ! So glad I found your channel 😊
I like the last progression!!!
Thanks for watching. I like that one too! :)
thanks for this! I will use these progressions to add interest to learning my scales (I'm a beginner) and discovering the mysteries they contain.. I didn't know any of the songs you mentioned (I'm old), but it's irrelevant. Hey, we're using Roman numerals-they're even older than I am 😀
You are such a fun teacher!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge online.
My teacher told me I had to wait
another year before starting arpeggios, but I found your video and ta da! Arpeggios enjoyment is mine!❤ Thank you!
Enjoy!!
Super helpful! Thanks 🎉
Thanks and happy practicing!
2:30 let it be
3:53 la bamba
4:40 stand by me
5:24 perfect
Hi 😊 Can you make a video about how equaliz a digital piano? With Gain and Q pleeeeease 🙏
Wow you are fantastic! I love the song "Africa," but I also love the Feel-Good Sing-Along progression because it's used to play the 60's hit "Stay," By Maurice and the Zodiacs. That's a song I never want to stop hearing or playing. Thank you for your clarity!
Thank you so much, Kaitlyn. These are marvellous videos. You have wonderful energy and so much knowledge, always fun watching your videos. God bless you 🙏💛
great video - do you know what best piano chord rhythm to play for the Eagles classic - Peaceful Easy Feeling? Thanks!
Great, your videos are so clear. Thank you!😊
Very useful lesson ❤
Last progression is also used on “ Nights on Broadway” by the Bee Gees…
What a great lesson! You make it so easy and simple. Thank you Kaitlyn ❤
Thanks for watching! :)
V good.. Do you do individual songs.......
Awesome
Very kool way to teach❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hello Kaitlyn (sp) My name is Bob. I have been playing the guitar for many, many years. Recently I have have developed tendentious in both shoulders and I have to rest them. I always wanted to learn the piano, so I thought now is the time. One of my inspirations is Eddie Van Halen because what he did was really apply the piano to the guitar, tapping, etc. (I just learned JUMP)
As I wondered through the endless youtube video's on how to begin playing the piano yours struck a chord :) anyway, do you have a video that just shows all the chords major and minor - no sus chords to get started. I can tell you from a beginner's perspective that plays the guitar that might by far the easiest way at least for me. Once I learn all the chords with my right hand I can then add the left hand. I have watched many of your videos and they all make sense, especially the 5 must know patterns as I have used most of them. Thanks Bob. P.S. I do know all my scales and enough theory to be dangerous I just need some basics. And yes your video on the 4 + 3 to find a major chord was perfect! So I guess I am a beginner, but not really.
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i Am playing harmonium
I just recently got started with the piano. I enjoy your videos and keep up the good work❤😊
Thanks so much & thanks for watching!
The Creep/Vampire progression has always been my favorite. My second favorite is probably the one you call the Heartfelt Reflection, which is actually the same as the first one (“Instant Radio Hit”) except you start on the vi chord! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks again for your videos. I am surprised that you do not mention 2-5-1 progression as one of the most popular progression.
A question: in classical music, is there some chords progression that are more frequent?
Have a nice day…
I still don't know if I watch all the videos to learn piano or just for Kaitlyn 😊
Thanks for watching! Check out my FREE TRAINING (hosted by Kaitlyn Davidson) - HOW TO GO FROM STRUGGLING TO LEARN PIANO TO PLAYING YOUR FAVORITE SONGS (IN AS LITTLE AS A FEW MONTHS) WITHOUT OVERWHELM, CHILDREN'S MUSIC, AND UNNECESSARY MUSIC THEORY
www.try.piano.ly/free-training
This was a great lesson to encourage the strugglers at beginner piano skills
"To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable.'
I looked at and watched from your web site about the piano accelerator course but heard nothing about price.could you give me some idea as to pricing so I can make a decision.
Muito bom! Obrigado! 🎹🎶🇧🇷
My Favorite are Toto Afrika and adele
Thanks for sharing!
I love your teaching style and the suggested songs for each progression were great. I'd have to choose the Journey song as my favorite, but I liked them all. Question: I am not a true beginner, but not really up to intermediate either. I've been playing for almost 3 years and will finish my current 6-module lessons by October 2023. My main goal is to be able to play good accompaniment and not just octaves on the left and triads on the right. I took your 45-minute roadmap course and liked it, but wonder if it would be mostly review for the first part? Can you give me an idea of what your course would be like for someone who has a little experience? I'd like to be able to play good accompaniment from a lead sheet and also work up to playing the melodies with a little style instead of single notes as they appear on the lead sheet.
Hi there! The best thing to do would be to schedule a call with me to chat about this: www.piano.ly/apply - hope to hear from you soon!
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I live in Myanmar
So difficult learning for piano skills and very expansive for class
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some times you go up the keys to an higher number then you go down the keys to a higher number what are the rules about moving up or down the keys to the next progression.
How do i remember all those progressions? I only know one, the Let it Be one?
I would like to know how to play gospel songs
I've got a little black book.....to keep my poems in.
Whats the pattern to make a progresión?
Where are you from?
The minor chord face 😄
🤪 Thanks for watching!
Should read Ben e king
Dear Mam You are don't Say short cut formula...why? From Odisha India
My default progression is the 1st one, haha.
Your last chord progression sounds great but E major (III) and F minor (iv) use notes that are not part of the C major scale so you aren’t really playing the progression in that scale.
Γεια σας,δεσποινίς εγώ δεν ξέρω Ανγλικα ,θα με βωηθουσατε καλύτερα ,στο πιάνο ,να πέσετε. Σας εφχαριστω
I-V-vi-IV en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%E2%80%93V%E2%80%93vi%E2%80%93IV_progression
I-IV-V-IV
I-vi-IV-V en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%2750s_progression
vi-IV-I-V en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%E2%80%93V%E2%80%93vi%E2%80%93IV_progression
I-III-IV-iv
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_chord_progressions
They sound great, but you are going way too fast.
A variation of the I - VI - IV - V that is really cool too and often used is I - VI - II - V. Which would be C - Am - Dm - G. Dm is actually the same as F except you change the bass note from F to D. Cheers
I like all of them 🎉however I’m a BUG Bennie king fan so1-6-4-5 wind