Just some advice to my fellow beginners to get started on polyrhythms: it can help to think in terms of the lowest common multiple. In the first example, instead of thinking of the left hand doing 2-beat measures and the right hand doing a 3-beat measures, think in terms of 6-beat measures. Then the left hand goes on 1 and 4, while the right f goes on 1, 3, and 5.
1 . Start with a slow tempo . 2 . Practice against a metronome or recording. 3. Best dividing for a more Accurate Rhythm Timing Performance. 4 . Practice Rhythm and Timing on different instruments . 5 . Learn to identify Different time Signatures.
Wow you great😭🔥🔥I’ve been struggling on rhythms, everytime I watch your videos I find something interesting❤️thank you very much .hoping to improve now
Great lesson, thanks! When noodling around I tend to find myself firmly stuck in the pop progression, so I'll definitely give the 3/2 poly a go now. I tend to count the pop progression as "1-2-3, 1-2-3, 1-2", which is probably 'wrong', I know I should count in "1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &" but somehow my brain clicked and it's hard to re-learn. Still, the end result is the same.
actually at around 6:03-6:22 it looks like you are playing 1/8 notes on the right hand separated by 1/8 rests, Shouldn't you keep the keys down longer with the right hand?
Hi there! Is saw that the ‘Piano Chords & Scales The Ultimate Guide’ is only available as pre-order. Any guesses on when it will be back in stock (days/months)? Thank you! 😊
Hey I love your videos I was wondering can u do a tutorial on how to play Speed Of Sound by Coldplay track 7 from their 3rd album X&Y I am having a hard time learning the piano intro to the song
after 3 years of everyday practicing achieved 348 bpm both hands playing your first approach, but to be that fast is to hard(both hands playing) nowadays is around 290 bpm)
Polyrythms are hard only if you think them as polyrythms. They always make a pattern, so why not remember the pattern instead of actively think about the construction ? These are well-known "nice cup of tea" for 3/2 for example.
Unless I am playing at the same time and tempo, my hands stop. I’m seriously considering selling my keyboard, all my music sheets, my courses, metronome and circle of fifths.
don't give up!! i just started a year ago and i can play lead sheets with confidence now im aiming to learn more with the rhythms now and it is challenging but Don't Give Up!! give yourself grace and patience and work on it little by little and your brain will adjust and you'll surprise yourself!!!
As adults it's sometimes very uncomfortable learning new things. Rythym is very hard for me too . Just keep chipping away even if its the basics and you will see progress. Things really clicked for me when I got to lessons using songs I really liked.
Just some advice to my fellow beginners to get started on polyrhythms: it can help to think in terms of the lowest common multiple. In the first example, instead of thinking of the left hand doing 2-beat measures and the right hand doing a 3-beat measures, think in terms of 6-beat measures. Then the left hand goes on 1 and 4, while the right f goes on 1, 3, and 5.
Ok. I’m a newbie … where’s the 2?
@@daxter7913nothing happens on the 2 I'm guessing
@@JamieV83 and 6 nothing happens.
1 - both
And- nothing
2- right
And- left
3- right
And- nothing
The 4 is the problem for most beginner
The best piano lesson video ever. It’s so clear to learn, thank you so much 😊
We're so glad it was helpful!🤩
You just dropped some pure gold as to how to play the 3/2 there
I learned so much today. My piano teacher never taught me this method of improving my rhythm
Glad you learned so much!!
1 . Start with a slow tempo . 2 . Practice against a metronome or recording. 3. Best dividing for a more Accurate Rhythm Timing Performance. 4 . Practice Rhythm and Timing on different instruments . 5 . Learn to identify Different time Signatures.
Loved that last one - sounded like Chicago - Saturday in the Park.
Hands down. The best lesson video ever. Thank you so much
You're very welcome!!
Thank you Kevin, as always an amazing lesson filled with knowledge and clear explanation. What else? :)
Glad you liked it!
This video is gold ✨ Can’t wait for more rhythm tutorials
Wow! So nicely explained. Will practise this tomorrow. Thank you
Your lesson is great! My favorite pattern is the last one.
This is golden - Pianote really got a good one in you, I also really like Lisa and Bennet
Muchas gracias Kevin, una lección muy práctica y productiva 👍👏👏👏
Count triplet like this: one-trip-let, two-trip-let, three-trip-let, four-trip-let
🌺Thanks for sharing this Kevin! This is my first time to learn about polyrhythms! I like your keyboard...the sound is very nice🌺
Wow this is so amazing. I really enjoyed the ending. Thank u Kevin
I thank you so much for this video. I love this so much. Thank you. May God bless❤❤❤
❤Thanks for this beautiful chord progressions to apply rythms. I'll copy the patterns to practice my coordination and get better playing!
Beautiful ❤️
Your chord progression around 9:45 mark reminds me of the intro to "Saturday In the Park" by Chicago. :)
Kévin,tu est le meilleur, toutes tes vidéos sont exceptionnelles et c'est tellement feutré ton jeu,,trop beau
Wow you great😭🔥🔥I’ve been struggling on rhythms, everytime I watch your videos I find something interesting❤️thank you very much .hoping to improve now
Wow.. Great lesson.. Thanks.. ❤
We're glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching😊
I really don't know how to appreciate
This channel helped me a lot with everything about music
Brilliant!
That was fantastic. I like the second one but I will try them all, eventually.
Thank you!
Now I feel like I really want to learn!
Very cool!
🌞👍
You can do it!
Thanks for the Rhythmic Subdivision Lessions all was great
thank you.
keep up the fabulous job you guys!
Just WOW 👏😁. Thank you Kevin👍.
The last polyrhythm example reminds me of Saturday in the Park by Chicago.
Me - Isn't she Lovely by Stevie Wonder.
Enrolled recently .Great tips Kevin !!
Great lesson, thanks! When noodling around I tend to find myself firmly stuck in the pop progression, so I'll definitely give the 3/2 poly a go now. I tend to count the pop progression as "1-2-3, 1-2-3, 1-2", which is probably 'wrong', I know I should count in "1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &" but somehow my brain clicked and it's hard to re-learn. Still, the end result is the same.
Thanks🎉 a great practice plan for tonight😊
Muchas gracias gran clase . Se sabe todo pero casi nadie aporta ritmos !!
Un abrazo grande
Awesome lesson!
Awesome rhythm lesson!
Thank you thus is a super good explanation
I need to come back and watch again
😯 great lesson. Thank you so much
❤ What I need. Thank you.
Thank you for watching Lisa!😀
@@PianoteOfficial Thank you for being an inspiration to me & other students. 🙌👏👏❤️
Thanks ❤ your lesson 🎉
Love Pianote. Thanks Kevin ❤
Amazing video! thank you
Fabulous!
Great lesson . Thanks .
Très bonne leçon sur le rythme 💗💗
Nous sommes heureux que vous ayez apprécié ! Merci d'avoir regardé 💗
Pianote 🥰
I will definitely try those, thanks! But I can't see a link to the backing track and sheet to practice with.
Thanx Sir it is awesome 👏👏👏
Most welcome!!
I wish you could ad sheet music with the lesson. If you have it somewhere please let me know. I’m a pianote member.
actually at around 6:03-6:22 it looks like you are playing 1/8 notes on the right hand separated by 1/8 rests, Shouldn't you keep the keys down longer with the right hand?
Hi there! Is saw that the ‘Piano Chords & Scales The Ultimate Guide’ is only available as pre-order. Any guesses on when it will be back in stock (days/months)? Thank you! 😊
It should be back in stock very soon within the next few weeks!
Amazimg lesson
Very well done thanks❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mr. Kevin Castro, this piano course , is it tge same wit Miss Lisa?
thanks!
Thx very helpful for me
I started piano just one month 😅
Glad it helped!
Super!
More like the please.
Tks ❤
For sure! Your welcome🤗
Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching!
4:25, Saturday in the Park.
I hear it now!!
YES! Vintage Chicago
와 너무 도움이 많이 되네요. 감사합니다👍👍👍
Saturday in the Park by Chicago
Thanks
Hey I love your videos I was wondering can u do a tutorial on how to play Speed Of Sound by Coldplay track 7 from their 3rd album X&Y I am having a hard time learning the piano intro to the song
"Not my tempo!"
**Throws crash cymbal at his head**
sooo nice
The polyrhythm was my favorite
That one is our fav as well!
after 3 years of everyday practicing achieved 348 bpm both hands playing your first approach, but to be that fast is to hard(both hands playing) nowadays is around 290 bpm)
Now that is some serious speed!
Nice
I'm taking piano lessons and I am starting to get pieces of music with syncopation ! Ouch ! That hurts my brain so hard xD
Dear where is the pdf file please🥹
this is the same studio as Drumeo right? does anyone know what others channel their have? maybe vocal? guitar? or none?
Guitareo and Singeo!
@@PianoteOfficial Thankyou!
Love
Just curious what are those in your ears?
In-ear monitor
And when there are two 8th notes together, why only play one note.
Polyrythms are hard only if you think them as polyrythms. They always make a pattern, so why not remember the pattern instead of actively think about the construction ? These are well-known "nice cup of tea" for 3/2 for example.
Unless I am playing at the same time and tempo, my hands stop.
I’m seriously considering selling my keyboard, all my music sheets, my courses, metronome and circle of fifths.
don't give up!! i just started a year ago and i can play lead sheets with confidence now im aiming to learn more with the rhythms now and it is challenging but Don't Give Up!! give yourself grace and patience and work on it little by little and your brain will adjust and you'll surprise yourself!!!
As adults it's sometimes very uncomfortable learning new things. Rythym is very hard for me too . Just keep chipping away even if its the basics and you will see progress. Things really clicked for me when I got to lessons using songs I really liked.
This was not too shabby at all. Please continue …
"Rhythym is kinda like Meth" I know😉
Ahem. Guitar fingerpicking. (:
Thank you 🙏
Any time!