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Great little video. I've been mostly using jazz piano videos to learn to be a better keyboardist and it occurred to me that I am not really a jazz player and am way more interested in prog music (it's more similar to what I make, anyway) and so searched and found this. Instant Keith Emerson vibes! Exactly what I was looking for. Great playing and explanation. Seems like total wizardry at first but after breaking it down into pieces I actually was able to play it within about 15 minutes and I do not consider myself good at all. Many thanks!
I'm glad I found these videos. I'm starting to completely understand how Final fantasy music is constructed. It's all prog rock modal interchange. Breaking it down with the harmony and scales made everything come together. Love it!
Well explained, very well played - but why do you perform a *keyboard* riff on an muddy sounding upright piano? How about a sampled grand or organ (having Keith Emerson in mind) on a keyboard?
excellent lesson! just a tip on how easly to figure out a dim scale on any tone, as two minor scale tetrachords a tritone away. while inverted dim scale is the same, but counting minor tetrachords half step from the root.
No specific reason other than the "colour" it creates. I like exploring other composers's techniques to step out of my comfort zone..Stravinsky used to do a lot of these harmonic juxtapositions to get some interesting effects.
Hi Amandio. It can be thought of in 4/4 with the Left Hand accents in unusual parts of the measure(s) The second half of the riff starts exactly on a 1st beat of a 4/4 bar
What made you decide on the whole half instead of half whole when switching from a phryg, which has a min 2nd? For contrast or because the w-h dim doesn't contain a maj 3 as well?
Awesome dude! There are very few "prog rock" videos for keyboard players! Continue !!!
Yeah it sucks
Proper prog. Prog and jazz have to be the most difficult to master, not just playing chords in and out of scales and timings it’s beautiful
True, but don't forget classical also. Paganini, Liszt, Ysaye, these 3 wrote some of the most difficult pieces of all time.
Dear subscribers. I'm sorry for the long absence. I'M TAKING REQUESTS FOR VIDEOS. Please comment below and I'll do my best to create good content over the next few months.
Peace!
Your videos are awesome and very useful! Please make tutorials for hard rock like Deep Purple. Great work, thank You!
Great little video. I've been mostly using jazz piano videos to learn to be a better keyboardist and it occurred to me that I am not really a jazz player and am way more interested in prog music (it's more similar to what I make, anyway) and so searched and found this. Instant Keith Emerson vibes! Exactly what I was looking for. Great playing and explanation. Seems like total wizardry at first but after breaking it down into pieces I actually was able to play it within about 15 minutes and I do not consider myself good at all. Many thanks!
I can hear the guitar that goes over this in my head.
pschroeter1 I hear the drums.
excellent lesson, so useful to know how to combine modes.
thanks!
Those are some very good keyboard riffs. Thanks for the good explanation.
I'm glad I found these videos. I'm starting to completely understand how Final fantasy music is constructed. It's all prog rock modal interchange. Breaking it down with the harmony and scales made everything come together. Love it!
Oooooh... That was an excellent Progressive Rock tutorial that i have seen... Please keep posting... Thanks...!! 😇🌼🌸👌👌
Well explained, very well played - but why do you perform a *keyboard* riff on an muddy sounding upright piano? How about a sampled grand or organ (having Keith Emerson in mind) on a keyboard?
My guess is that's what's available?
Brilliant 👏 greetings from Switzerland
excellent lesson! just a tip on how easly to figure out a dim scale on any tone, as two minor scale tetrachords a tritone away. while inverted dim scale is the same, but counting minor tetrachords half step from the root.
good point!
dayum thats really cool, thanks!!!
Could you please provide a transcription!? Its amazing
hard, tricky, but worthy practicing, make me feel as if Keith Emerson is righ by my side, awesome lesson
Awesome.
Nice just what I was looking for
💯💯💯💯💯 very well explained
Creo que nunk tndré otro maestro como usted!. Saludos!.
Thank you sooooo much
Thanks, Christian!
Phrygian scale?
muito bom.obrigado por compartilhar conhecimento.viva o rock progressivo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Eu jurava que ia ser mais fácil hyshushushush
do you have any harmonic reason to use that Eb minor in relation with the other modes?
No specific reason other than the "colour" it creates. I like exploring other composers's techniques to step out of my comfort zone..Stravinsky used to do a lot of these harmonic juxtapositions to get some interesting effects.
+TheBideau I see. thanks for your response.
do you give online lessons?
Edgar Arias, I do on Fridays and Saturdays. Where are you located? What's your time zone?
Edgar Arias, I do on Fridays and Saturdays. Where are you located? What's your time zone?
+TheBideau Friday or Saturday it's okay with me. I'm from Mexico, and my time zone is GMT-6:00. At least is what my smartphone says.
Which is the time signature?
Hi Amandio. It can be thought of in 4/4 with the Left Hand accents in unusual parts of the measure(s)
The second half of the riff starts exactly on a 1st beat of a 4/4 bar
@@TheBideau
please sir make piano progressive rock lesson basic for beginner again ,please...
Québécois expatrié en Colombie-Britannique? :)
This sounds like it could have been in a Final Fantasy game.
1:16 cool
Will u teach online one by one by Skype ?
I don't think he will no lmao
What made you decide on the whole half instead of half whole when switching from a phryg, which has a min 2nd? For contrast or because the w-h dim doesn't contain a maj 3 as well?
It was just an arbitrary decision, because of its sound.
Waawww..
Vancouver BC?
Liam Tunnu
Yes, Vancouver, BC
TheBideau Sweet! I'm over in Delta
no way! Do you play keys? I'm actually in New Westminster, very close. I have a few students in Delta
TheBideau Nice yes I play keys
nice, but should be played on Hammond or synth lead
DO YOU HAVE LESSON BY FACETIME?
Hello Ruben Araiza Porras
I do offer lessons via Skype. Feel free to email me at info@newwestmusic.ca to book a lesson. Cheers!
Sounds a bit like Barbarian