Wowwwww I discovered this channel within a week now and I must confess you are a great teacher. You try to let each one understand irrespective of their level of playing. Thanks
Lol I’m loving all your videos Bro. I’m feeling I’m taking a step for a higher level. I’m impressed how I’m able to understand every step of your tutorials. You have no ideia big impact your videos represent on my life. 😢😢😢 I love ❤️ Brother … May God reward you with abundance for everything you do for us. Brazil 🇧🇷
It's a 4-7 in the relative minor key For me, it's easier to think of it as the 2-5 of the key a minor third up from the main key. Eg if playing in C, then 2-5 of Eb (Fm9, Bb7(9) between Am and Cman7...
Easy. Love your content. You are totally sharing how to do it, you are teaching us whole-heartedly. Cause there are a lot of contents that seems teaching us one particular technique, yet boasting up their ability with other technique, and it is blurring the lesson. Keep it up. 😁👍 Subscribed already. Greetings from Indonesia.
Hello Kingsley. Thank you so much for your videos, they are excellent. Could you tell me how to make that accompaniment that you hear marking the rhythm? Is beautiful. Greetings from Cuba. Thanks friend👍👍👍🎹🎶
If you're struggling with this I recommend that you go learn music theory, specifically chord names add recognizing them on piano and on paper, and then come back to these video series and one of the best ways to do this is to use something called chord sheets. You can search them up online and then use them to learn songs that you like. Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot brother, I get it. I see it as moving in the circle of 4ths after playing the 6th chord. C-F-Bb that's the circle of 4th there. I can easily transfer it now to other keys.
I think you meant "parallel minor" @8:58. Relative minor of C major is A minor Parallel minor of C major is C minor which is the same as Eb major. Great video nonetheless 👏
Thanks a lot. But I am a rusty keyboardist that wants to start all over the proper way. Getting the basics right. I understand and could interpret what's going on here because of my previous knowledge. However, I want it all over.. Do you have a course that covers for all these? Both in materials(theory) and practical.
I think it was a little bit difficult, I am seeing it as you played C-minor chord at e left with a voicing of their chord at right and resolving to the C-maj1
Hi guys, you can get the loop/click track for free here: learn.pianowithkingsley.com/p/free-downloads
I couldn't download the loop sir...
As always Kingsley brings something interesting to the table. Thank you. Anointed man of God.
great
Wowwwww I discovered this channel within a week now and I must confess you are a great teacher. You try to let each one understand irrespective of their level of playing. Thanks
Thank you very much for this breakdown ❤️. My church would definitely be hearing this soon💪🏼. Love from Nigeria
Good Job
Lol I’m loving all your videos Bro.
I’m feeling I’m taking a step for a higher level.
I’m impressed how I’m able to understand every step of your tutorials.
You have no ideia big impact your videos represent on my life. 😢😢😢
I love ❤️ Brother … May God reward you with abundance for everything you do for us.
Brazil 🇧🇷
Wooooooow! I love this n i wish u do more of these break downs! God bless you 😅Trying this on Sunday
Amen 🙏🏼
I love your touch and we are really waiting for the turnarounds please thanks
I really love this. I love your videos. Thank you
Quartile format also plays a role in the 2 5s of the relative minor. Once again thank you for the opportunity to learn from this platform 🙏
It's a 4-7 in the relative minor key For me, it's easier to think of it as the 2-5 of the key a minor third up from the main key.
Eg if playing in C, then 2-5 of Eb (Fm9, Bb7(9) between Am and Cman7...
Really enjoyed this video. Nice to see F#. I need to practice more in this key.
Thankx for blessing us
Thx for the nice videos we really learn alot from u
Thank you my teacher🙏🎹
You are an amazing teacher. God bless you brother. George mason from sierra Leone.
Thank you sir
totally love it!!
Great series on the turnaround. Thanks king 🙏
Your lessons are always helpful. Thanks boss 🔥🔥
Welcome chief 👍🏽
Easy. Love your content. You are totally sharing how to do it, you are teaching us whole-heartedly. Cause there are a lot of contents that seems teaching us one particular technique, yet boasting up their ability with other technique, and it is blurring the lesson. Keep it up. 😁👍 Subscribed already. Greetings from Indonesia.
Thanks, so much for an amazing breakdown. Referring to the 'relative minor' really helps.
Glad to hear 👍🏽
This is a great concept another way to use mode. I sort of see the bVII9 as a backdoor progression
Thanks coach
Good teacher ❤️
Great inspiration
Thank you so much
Great man
This is great am blessed, just want to ask what voices did u use ???
Beautiful chords! I can't want to try them!
Awesome 👍🏽
God bless you...
Thanks for you shere you skil for all..succes
Pls can you explain what you did at 7:48
Hello Kingsley. Thank you so much for your videos, they are excellent. Could you tell me how to make that accompaniment that you hear marking the rhythm? Is beautiful. Greetings from Cuba. Thanks friend👍👍👍🎹🎶
Hi John with some samples using any DAW: Logic Pro, cubase etc.
@@PianoStad Thank you, God bless you👍🎹🎶
Please more turnarouns❤❤
So lovely I found it good not hard not easier any..... But understandable to me
Great stuff
Thanks 👍🏽
Looking for those drum click tracks
Thanks Kingsley for the video. I will want to know the format or method for soloing or knowing the solfege or notes of a song
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supercool sir...i really enjoy ur lesson,please do breakdown a bit on the key of F.
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I'm new here what are the chords to move to the 5th chord
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Dad I'm here for you ❤️
If you're struggling with this I recommend that you go learn music theory, specifically chord names add recognizing them on piano and on paper, and then come back to these video series and one of the best ways to do this is to use something called chord sheets. You can search them up online and then use them to learn songs that you like. Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot brother, I get it.
I see it as moving in the circle of 4ths after playing the 6th chord.
C-F-Bb that's the circle of 4th there. I can easily transfer it now to other keys.
Wao bro from 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿 thank
Thank you brother can you give more of these turnaround 🔥🔥
Noted 👌🏽
Do a tutorial on key f#
Boss please can you do some in the key of f major?
I meant 7:56
Hi, I taught this in my video of fills on the 1 chord or 5 chord. Check it out 👍🏽
@@PianoStad Thank you sir
Are your sounds internal? If so what board is that. If external sounds could you elaborate on what software/sounds you are using. They are nice
My keyboard sounds are internal yes. Yamaha moxf8. 👍🏽
@@PianoStad which patches are you using?
I think you meant "parallel minor" @8:58.
Relative minor of C major is A minor
Parallel minor of C major is C minor which is the same as Eb major.
Great video nonetheless 👏
Hello Kingsley, how do I get to create mine?
Comes with some practice 👍🏽
😊😊
Thanks a lot. But I am a rusty keyboardist that wants to start all over the proper way. Getting the basics right. I understand and could interpret what's going on here because of my previous knowledge. However, I want it all over.. Do you have a course that covers for all these? Both in materials(theory) and practical.
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I think it was a little bit difficult, I am seeing it as you played C-minor chord at e left with a voicing of their chord at right and resolving to the C-maj1
I would want in the key of G scales and passing chords
Hi John, extended video and midi files are on my website 👍🏽 you can change the key and study from there. Regards
More lesson on f sharp
Please play ite wet key off F#
Just substitute the 2-5 from the key a minor third above...
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