Waow. I've been through all 12. It's interesting what I found. I rate them in HARD, MEDIUM and EASY. Key notations from left hand. I find that four keys fell into each category for me as follows: EASY - Easiest was D min11 Second was A min11 Third was Eb min11 Fourth was F min11 MEDIUM - Easiest medium was Ab min11 Then in second was Bb min11 Third was Db min11 Hardest medium was Gb min11 HARD - Easiest hard was B min11 Second hardest was C min 11 Penultimate hardest was E min11 By far the craziest and hardest was G min11 I found that both G min11 and E min11 were very close in how crazily hard and stretchy it was and tackling the hardest ones made the other ones easier and easier with time.
Lol shoot em the forth finger and that little drum roll. Glad to see you back on the ball KC. Keep on helping out us musicians. You never know where or who you are reaching. Greetings from the island of St. Lucia.
This is an amazing video. I remember I was invited to a gig by a musician who said he was going to use all 10 fingers. Didn't think much of it at the time, but you breaking it down I see the relevance of it now of how it can fatten chords and exercise your fingers at the same time. Certainly will be practising this when I get home! Also, love the pentatonics demonstration.
It feels like the stretch alone is helping my tone. I've been stretching on all 12 for over an hour. Dayum it's painful but if it will take me from where I am (somewhere in between beginner and intermediate) I'll be happy. KC, you're God sent and I hope you really spend time in focussing on the category of those who are at the cusp of doing great things for God who are still knocking on that door between beginner and intermediate, who still sound 90s/early 2000s if you know what I mean. Please help. Whatever it takes. Thank you for your sacrifice . It's not taken for granted at all.
Hello ! I'm from Brazil. Dude, I love your videos, very top. Although I do not understand English very well, I've learned many things from you! Keep up the good work, thanks!👍🏻
Really awesome KC, I just love it when you break stuffs down, really nice chords... And OMG, I just can't get over that movement you threw in this video from the flexibility series, really awesome... 😂😂😂😂☺☺☺☺
Thanks man... yeah, Ab feels just a tad weird, but is more comfortable in my left hand for some reason... the right hand felt a little different, but I guess all the black motes my fingers prefer (only 2 white notes)...
Thank you teacher for the amazing lesson. It's not that easy to push all notes with the same velocity and in the same time (together). Maybe you could give some advice... How can I reach clarity in that exercise?
I like the ending with the pentatonics. Nice idea to play the F# minor pentonic over A Major. The run going up on the very last end is a C# minor pentatonic (without an E): LH: F#, G# (Fingering: 3, 2) then RH: B, C# (Fingering:1, 2) then repeat.
Could you please break down where you started the clean B pentatonic over A and also the fingering used. I'm holding A down and running it from B (fingers on right hand for me is 12312 12312 12312 12312 etc). It's not sounding the same. Any omissions?? Thanks KC
I reckon that MrDaymee is talking about the running up which begins at 7:09. Correct me, if I'm wrong.Because that's a clear B Pentatonic over A, which makes it lydian (the raised 4 makes it sound brighter).For that you start with the left Hand on F# then G#, B (Fingering 3, 2, 1) .. then comes the right Hand with C# and D# (fingering 2,3)... and so on ... assuming that your root is an A (then it becomes lydian). The first running down which is explained in detail is an A Pentatonic (a called it in my first Comment as an F# minor pentatonic, which is actually technically also correct, BUT in this context it is better to see it as an A Pentatonic.All that technical names aren't that important (sorry for that) ... more important is, to know how to create those beautiful sounds and how they sound. Kevin has shown it great and he gives us new inspirations and ideas. Thank you again.
Mr. K.C the best piano teacher ever mhen lol spent close to 11 hours on the piano yesterday trying to master just one formula on all keys for k.c transformula series...I love this new chord i wonder if it can be used as a substitute for a minor chord ?
Pls kc í love ur play nd that of the others...bjay Brown nd the rest..please í have two requests...first is that I want you to upload more videos...nd d other request is an institutional vídeo on How to buy the hours of instructional vídeo.....please í hope my request is granted..... Happy New year
After watching this it seems that your concept can be used for all chords as long as you have the 7th present just drop minor 3rd in left and up a 3rd in your right i can dig it lol
I really want to learn how to play colorful chords with flats and sharps like you do, but I don't understand how and when to use them... What chords should I learn after major and minor? When do I use these chords? Please help me to understand
I don't born with big hand cause I'm an asian guy anyway. It will literally be impossible for me to stretch that much but I can do something different like a very full 7th chord instead of playing the 6th on the bass note. I will try to reach out for the 6th on the left hand and practice more see if I can actually get that. For me the most difficult key is F major, I always forgot there is a B flat in the scale.
Jeffrey Sim That's a fantastic substitution!!! Like yourself, I don't have the longest fingers but I stretch using chords like this every time I sit down to practice... Start small then build up over time
You're AWESOME KC. You're a big inspiration. Thanks for sharing. I've got a lot of stretching to do. Little matter because this is my year to stretch. ;) How can I get the track you used as background music in the video when closing out? #MuchLove
Olá,meu nome é Janderson,sou brasileiro,gosto muito do canal,do professor,RS,mas gostaria de ver traduzido em português, inclusive saber se o material vendido no site vem traduzido, abraços
Thanks KC Really great video already helping me improve, also really curious to know what instrumental that is playing in the back of the video? its sound real nice.
Hey KC, what is the music software in the upper left hand corner? It's the one that displays what you're playing in real time. Thnx! Btw, love your inspirational and positive vibe!
Yessir, I love it too... no caps for "minor" though... min9 (11) Shorthand is m11 (9 is a given, but you're right it's proper)... Not enough screen real-estate to make it fit and look "pretty + simple" in the vid...lol :)
Quick Question? Are there {voice dropping} chords or harmonies you can play while holding down the minor 11th. That would be life changing to hear your opinion on this. thanks love you and your ministry.
Hi there Cedric Much love my brother!!! On a basic fun level - an easy 2-5-1 in Bb (drop the F to the bottom) (Also 3 notes per hand) ii - Cm11 = C, Eb, G, Bb, D, F V - F13sus = F, C, Eb, G, Bb, D I - Bb Maj9 = Bb, D, F, A, C, F
Hey KC, my name is brother Glory! I like your way to play keyboard, but it's not easy for me to achieve your tutorials; seeing that: sometimes you play very fast. I wanted you (if possible) to make a tutorial for me, where you will teach me your favorite chords progressions without Arpeggio, just plating chords. Please to assist
Waow. I've been through all 12. It's interesting what I found. I rate them in HARD, MEDIUM and EASY. Key notations from left hand. I find that four keys fell into each category for me as follows:
EASY -
Easiest was D min11
Second was A min11
Third was Eb min11
Fourth was F min11
MEDIUM -
Easiest medium was Ab min11
Then in second was Bb min11
Third was Db min11
Hardest medium was Gb min11
HARD -
Easiest hard was B min11
Second hardest was C min 11
Penultimate hardest was E min11
By far the craziest and hardest was G min11
I found that both G min11 and E min11 were very close in how crazily hard and stretchy it was and tackling the hardest ones made the other ones easier and easier with time.
You know what guys, Cmin 11 is the hardest. I change my mind.
Lol shoot em the forth finger and that little drum roll. Glad to see you back on the ball KC. Keep on helping out us musicians. You never know where or who you are reaching. Greetings from the island of St. Lucia.
lol I see you there bro
Looool BIG UP BRO
Who is responsible for that beautiful outro?
Good stuff KC! Always enjoy your tips
This is an amazing video. I remember I was invited to a gig by a musician who said he was going to use all 10 fingers. Didn't think much of it at the time, but you breaking it down I see the relevance of it now of how it can fatten chords and exercise your fingers at the same time. Certainly will be practising this when I get home! Also, love the pentatonics demonstration.
It feels like the stretch alone is helping my tone. I've been stretching on all 12 for over an hour. Dayum it's painful but if it will take me from where I am (somewhere in between beginner and intermediate) I'll be happy. KC, you're God sent and I hope you really spend time in focussing on the category of those who are at the cusp of doing great things for God who are still knocking on that door between beginner and intermediate, who still sound 90s/early 2000s if you know what I mean. Please help. Whatever it takes. Thank you for your sacrifice . It's not taken for granted at all.
KC makes it look easy to play the piano
K.C we missed you man!!! One of the rawest musicians in the world.
Yo wussup my bro! Thanks man, Missed all of you guys... so much in store for 2018!!!
prettysimplemusic yes sir, it is! ...I will stay tuned!!
Great lick and finger stretching chord..Your videos are always amazing... Keep teaching us more runs, licks and chords.. Bless you brother!!
i love how KC plays
Definitely my favorite teacher. thank you for your humility!!!
You're like the piano god or something bro! Lol! Absolutely Awesomeness Man!!! ...peace&bless0ngs!!!
Brother, You are a Godsend! Thank you so very much!
Love it K.C. good to see you're back!
Wayne Brown Thanks my bro!!! Great hearing from you and thanks for taking the time to watch!!! 🙏🙏🙏
I LOVE the way you play and phrase!
Thank you, please keep these videos coming! :)
Yooooo I'm about to use this WHOLE video to practice. That run at the end was awesome!
That piano flexibility part was amazing
Thanks a lot my bro! Hey, check your inbox, I have a quick question for you?
Just seeing this lol how do I check my inbox?
This one really hit home! Jazzy af 🧈
Thank you so much, you have sshowed me so much. I am always looking to improve my playing and my sound. Awesome instructions about 11th cords.
Hello ! I'm from Brazil. Dude, I love your videos, very top. Although I do not understand English very well, I've learned many things from you! Keep up the good work, thanks!👍🏻
Another Great video. Love your work! Keep it up and god bless!
Thanks alot. Happy new year and Happy Sabbath
Nice I like the lessons
Really awesome KC, I just love it when you break stuffs down, really nice chords... And OMG, I just can't get over that movement you threw in this video from the flexibility series, really awesome... 😂😂😂😂☺☺☺☺
Very wonderfull may God inspires you more and more. My key is Ab min 11 with all fingers
Thanks man... yeah, Ab feels just a tad weird, but is more comfortable in my left hand for some reason... the right hand felt a little different, but I guess all the black motes my fingers prefer (only 2 white notes)...
I guess we all face different challenges. Ab min11 was pretty easy for me. At the end of the day I hope I don't have these big hands for nothing lol.
I miss u
U change he my ears of music
U too good
Hi KC, Please , Please I'd love to hear your version of O' Come, O' Come Emmanuel. Love from South Africa
Where can I get the All Keys Matter series to learn more about the theory presented here?
good job.
I need your help in playing in key F major
Thank you teacher for the amazing lesson. It's not that easy to push all notes with the same velocity and in the same time (together). Maybe you could give some advice... How can I reach clarity in that exercise?
K.C Please what’s that nice tune in the background 🥰🥰
Please do a tutorial on that😭🙏🏾🙏🏾
He has, it is the neo soul video
K.C back at it!!
Dope video. As usual
Bflat is the hardest.it has an awkward scale pattern
I like the ending with the pentatonics. Nice idea to play the F# minor pentonic over A Major. The run going up on the very last end is a C# minor pentatonic (without an E): LH: F#, G# (Fingering: 3, 2) then RH: B, C# (Fingering:1, 2) then repeat.
Thanks so much for the kind words!!! I love the Pentatonic!!! Small correction - the ending is a simple/clean B Pentatonic scale...
Ops, you are right. Sorry. It was hard to see, when I paused it. I missed the D#. Yes, then it is a clean B Pentatonic, like you said.
Could you please break down where you started the clean B pentatonic over A and also the fingering used. I'm holding A down and running it from B (fingers on right hand for me is 12312 12312 12312 12312 etc). It's not sounding the same. Any omissions?? Thanks KC
MrDaymee oh yeah... it's still an A pentatonic... you just start on B... I play it very very slow with the correct fingering at 6:45
I reckon that MrDaymee is talking about the running up which begins at 7:09. Correct me, if I'm wrong.Because that's a clear B Pentatonic over A, which makes it lydian (the raised 4 makes it sound brighter).For that you start with the left Hand on F# then G#, B (Fingering 3, 2, 1) .. then comes the right Hand with C# and D# (fingering 2,3)... and so on ... assuming that your root is an A (then it becomes lydian). The first running down which is explained in detail is an A Pentatonic (a called it in my first Comment as an F# minor pentatonic, which is actually technically also correct, BUT in this context it is better to see it as an A Pentatonic.All that technical names aren't that important (sorry for that) ... more important is, to know how to create those beautiful sounds and how they sound. Kevin has shown it great and he gives us new inspirations and ideas. Thank you again.
Mr. K.C the best piano teacher ever mhen lol spent close to 11 hours on the piano yesterday trying to master just one formula on all keys for k.c transformula series...I love this new chord i wonder if it can be used as a substitute for a minor chord ?
oh that's a crazy stretch!..
Pls kc í love ur play nd that of the others...bjay Brown nd the rest..please í have two requests...first is that I want you to upload more videos...nd d other request is an institutional vídeo on How to buy the hours of instructional vídeo.....please í hope my request is granted..... Happy New year
Thanks thats dope
Brilliant name
KC, you are big! (and it's a compliment) please tell me that you are playing in a trio or in a band so that I can hear your awesome sound!
After watching this it seems that your concept can be used for all chords as long as you have the 7th present just drop minor 3rd in left and up a 3rd in your right i can dig it lol
Nice ending bro
God bless you
Eb is my favorite key
i appreciate the content bro. that track in the back is nice y'all... where can i find it?
I really want to learn how to play colorful chords with flats and sharps like you do, but I don't understand how and when to use them... What chords should I learn after major and minor? When do I use these chords? Please help me to understand
KC I'd love if you teach on advanced chords on the key of Fmaj.. I've been yearning for it.
Transpose player🙌🏻 😂
It's Wonderfull i like it so mouch .. congratulation KC :)
Wow man thanks so much for taking the time to watch!!!
You're Welcome,you've help me..you are so beautiful ;) God Bless You
You got a new subscriber! Thank you for your time. Can I ask you what program you use for the notation I see on the left? Best greetings Eeco
Great piece.... happy to see you back KC
Beautiful
I don't born with big hand cause I'm an asian guy anyway. It will literally be impossible for me to stretch that much but I can do something different like a very full 7th chord instead of playing the 6th on the bass note. I will try to reach out for the 6th on the left hand and practice more see if I can actually get that.
For me the most difficult key is F major, I always forgot there is a B flat in the scale.
Jeffrey Sim That's a fantastic substitution!!! Like yourself, I don't have the longest fingers but I stretch using chords like this every time I sit down to practice... Start small then build up over time
I always wondered how folk played with all ten. Most folk won't show how. Thanks😁
I was blessed with big hands plus Hanon book one .😊
There are no wrong notes. LOL I didn't see the score before. Thanks.Real good
Oof, man,
I love that outro way too much.
beautiful ..
What a beast
You're AWESOME KC. You're a big inspiration. Thanks for sharing. I've got a lot of stretching to do. Little matter because this is my year to stretch. ;) How can I get the track you used as background music in the video when closing out? #MuchLove
mine is b minor, awesome tip.
If you listen to Stevie Wonder song I Just Call he uses that penatonic line at the end of the hook B is my difficult to me as well
AHHHHH you're right!!! Loved that song growing up - those synth drums were the saddest part of the song though... #drummashineloop
Shoot them the fourth finger! Lol. Thanks for the video!
Whats the program you USE for the notes on the left side of the video?
Always presenting good informations. What is the name of this software that shows the pressed notes?
Olá,meu nome é Janderson,sou brasileiro,gosto muito do canal,do professor,RS,mas gostaria de ver traduzido em português, inclusive saber se o material vendido no site vem traduzido, abraços
D is indeed the hardest to play for me. My fingers are naturally not long though.😁
Thanks KC Really great video already helping me improve, also really curious to know what instrumental that is playing in the back of the video? its sound real nice.
Thanks for this. I really need work in this area. And also, what's a good way to practice learning like: E, B & b flat
Hey KC, what is the music software in the upper left hand corner? It's the one that displays what you're playing in real time. Thnx!
Btw, love your inspirational and positive vibe!
I learned a lot from this tip, what is the name of the timbre you are using?
Beautiful arpeggio 5:54
Love that sound! How do we name this voicing: KC Voicing or is it an exsisting voicing from someone??
Glad to see you back! What controllers are you using? Gonna try that 11th chord in the morning for sure.👍👍
Am playing a key of d major but it has being difficult to play pentatonic scales what can I do?
great job what kind of 88 key keyboard are you use
Man i try to reach those chords but are to short to reach them or another technique that I .ca use to make chords fat and round
man if you dont have big hands all that stretching is gonna be brutal on your hands
Min 9+11 is the name of the chord one of my favorite chords
Yessir, I love it too... no caps for "minor" though... min9 (11) Shorthand is m11 (9 is a given, but you're right it's proper)... Not enough screen real-estate to make it fit and look "pretty + simple" in the vid...lol :)
I help to work with my hand independence or coordination
I want to be like you
like the beat kc
Robert Nesta that track was worth rewinding the vid
Quick Question? Are there {voice dropping} chords or harmonies you can play while holding down the minor 11th. That would be life changing to hear your opinion on this. thanks love you and your ministry.
Hi there Cedric Much love my brother!!! On a basic fun level - an easy 2-5-1 in Bb (drop the F to the bottom) (Also 3 notes per hand)
ii - Cm11 = C, Eb, G, Bb, D, F
V - F13sus = F, C, Eb, G, Bb, D
I - Bb Maj9 = Bb, D, F, A, C, F
You amazing...
4th Finger Power! 😂😂😂
B Minor 11 def is a issue... Thanks for your wisdom.
Not the hardest trust me. Try G min11
Ok i gotta revisit that.
which software are you using to lecture
KC! What's that tune at the end?!
Very cool bro
Thanks a lot bro!!! Had fun putting this together! Much love
Yes!!!
LOL ! " ..shootem' the 4th finger..."
hahaha... that 4th finger can get sassy!! 😂 Much love ☀️💚
Please teach me C# 🙏🙏
how did u do that last run
Nice Sir
Very Good
Sos un crack brooo bendiciones
I ain’t gone lie kc I stole your flexibility move lol is their a full program where I can get that movement in every key
Darn my short stubby fingers!!! Can't reach with the pinkies....
Thanks you! You are brilliant! You found another submissive method for your new student.)
i can only stretch 9th using 1 and 5 finger.
The fourth finger tho!!! HAAAAAAAAAAAHAHA!!!!!!
SUPER
Hey KC, my name is brother Glory! I like your way to play keyboard, but it's not easy for me to achieve your tutorials; seeing that: sometimes you play very fast. I wanted you (if possible) to make a tutorial for me, where you will teach me your favorite chords progressions without Arpeggio, just plating chords. Please to assist
My hands are too small :-( No amount of stretching is going to allow me to make that reach.
Nice