I monotonously learnt the piano for the better half of a year. In 12 minutes and 13 seconds, this man revived my hopes & dreams. ✨✨ WHAT A WONDERFUL CHANNEL ❤️
I can't believe how much you've taught me in 3 lessons. I've improved so much in just a week. This was an incredible lesson. You are a wonderful teacher. I just got my piano after years of wanting one. You are fulfilling the dream of a 69 year old. Thank you
You're a fantastic instructor! I'm a 41 year old Marine Corps combat veteran....and for my birthday this year...I wanted to learn to play the piano... Have ZERO musical talent, I can't read music...and I'm left handed...lol I've been watching your very basic videos now and just slowly moving into the others...but even being able to play a nice "C" chord (and even knowing what the heck that is) is something I've come to really enjoy...I love the sound of the piano.....and finally seeing more than just 88 black and white keys has been quite a fun adventure!!! Thank you for the time you take to produce these tutorials!! Semper Fi!
Talent is overrated. To succeed at stuff, you have to be willing to fail at it long enough. Very few people have talent, they just have determination and I'm sure you have bags of that.
That really sounds epic! I love your tutorials very much, because they are really creative and every example sounds so amazing and beautiful!! 😍Greetings from Germany & have a nice weekend!
You're an amazing teacher. This lesson has finally brought clarity to what to do with chords.Your style of teaching inspires me to continue learning piano. Thanks showing me how to make music.
I've played guitar and bass for 40 years. I've always wanted to learn keyboards. The usual instruction books are enough to make anyone say "when will this sound like something". You cut to the case give lessons that I can immediately use and apply. Thanks.
Great to understand the point you are trying to make...to hear the musicality and the distinct tunes of every combination that is pleasant to hear. Thank you so much....
Wow. Just wow. I can't wait to get to the piano to practice this. BTW I've made my video on exercises and self-treatments for the pianist to do to help with back pain and wrist pains and finger strength. My daughter filmed it and she really did a good job. Just a couple administrative details but it will be up soon.
This is beautiful, there are endless possibilities here, I can have loads of chord inversions, and then maybe sometime ad in a minor chord, that would sound epic...looking forward to working on this...lovely, thank you.
Hi Josef! Hope you and your family are keeping well. I love your chord and improv ideas at the piano. I’m going to start trying out a bit more in this area. It will be so satisfying to just sit and play
Practiced the major scales & just finished A maj and with these videos. I was playing chords and didn't even know it🤗🤩 Thanks for the encouragement to be creative.🍫🍬🧁 I play a 20 Key Double Layer Kalimba and have retuned natural keys to sharps . It is a lot of fun🤩🤩
You are damn good at getting the lesson across, I play clarinet so I know about chords. But you make look so easy, just watched and not yet practiced but as a complete piano beginner I feel confident at getting a result. My aim and goal is to write a song and accompany myself
Another variation: Left hand on the lower keys and shift the right hand pattern 1 or 2 octaves higher - or do 1 run with the lower octave and then progress the right hand up 1 octave for a run and then up an octave for another. Beautiful! Great vid/lesson Joseph! :)
I was faffing about today in C# as I want to play a song I heard on the radio. Not being used to C# - argh - I faffed about to get comfortable with the chord changes. My husband walked in and said, “Wow, was that you?” Yippee. He never says that when I’m sight reading Czerny exercises - hahaha. Thanks, Josef, for inspiring my faffing.
I haven't watched all of your videos yet but I have enjoyed the few that I have watched. I am a total newbie to Piano/Keyboard and all those terminologies related to music. I am looking forward to get Keyboard soon but I am pretty much confused which one to buy. Considering my budget and some research I did of my own I have two keyboard candidates Casio WK6600 (76 keys) and Yamaha PSR-E463(61 Keys) can you please suggest what keyboard I should go for?
Great tutorial CPA!!!!!!..... good stuff !!!!!... have a solid weekend and all the best to you ... jeff... ps... I have a new pipe organ piece up that has some different chord progressions....
I am a beginner, relying on online training, and your videos have always been helpful in increasing my skill!! But there is one thing i wish to learn amongst all this, is to "How to Play by Ear". Would be great if you made a video on that as well!!
Some people can and others cannot. My mother could pick up a sheet and read and play straight off, even at 89 years old. She couldn't improvise or play by ear. It baffles me though how anyone can play complex stuff by ear...chords etc with left hand...no doubt some can...
Lovely. Just a beginner but couldn't make it sound great until I noticed that you were playing the G chord twice per 'round' (I don't think you mentioned that). It made all the difference. Is there something interesting theoretically here? That is playing three beats to the bar but in blocks of four? (my music theory is very rudimentary) Thank you - Jeff
Great lesson, spicing it up makes it real. It was funny, as you were ad-lib-ing I thought, this is ready for vocals, and you went "naaa naaa...." hahaha awesome!
@@Creativepianoacademy You caught me xD Buuuuut.. What it actually means is that I don't even have to watch the entire video to know that it will be great =p
Help that many of your clips I’m subscribed where do I start started on one clip then couldn’t find it started on another etc etc I’m a complete novice wanting to learn like your style like it simple but where to start help
@@Creativepianoacademy Hey guy! Well, both - my hands are just better suited for playing the harmonica than a keyboard! I suppose inversion works, it's just that when you don't have that octave stretch you have to toss in a subtle shift of your arm or tilt of hand to get there - and even then no two notes at once. But considering the world in which we live today, I'm just glad to be here!! And you rock, by the way.
Hi Kevin...just as a matter of interest, I'm 84 and just started working with these Tutorials for a while and what amazing inspiration and fast progress. I have very small hands, but have no problem at all doing Octaves now, which proves, it's just a matter of doing it. The more you do it, the easier it gets and you sound so much greater. The secret is never say "I can't do that"...just do it and give it time and you be surprised what you can achieve, when you thought it is impossible.
I monotonously learnt the piano for the better half of a year.
In 12 minutes and 13 seconds, this man revived my hopes & dreams. ✨✨
WHAT A WONDERFUL CHANNEL ❤️
I can't believe how much you've taught me in 3 lessons. I've improved so much in just a week. This was an incredible lesson. You are a wonderful teacher. I just got my piano after years of wanting one. You are fulfilling the dream of a 69 year old. Thank you
Ditto but 65Ys :)
Dido but 32
You're a fantastic instructor! I'm a 41 year old Marine Corps combat veteran....and for my birthday this year...I wanted to learn to play the piano...
Have ZERO musical talent, I can't read music...and I'm left handed...lol
I've been watching your very basic videos now and just slowly moving into the others...but even being able to play a nice "C" chord (and even knowing what the heck that is) is something I've come to really enjoy...I love the sound of the piano.....and finally seeing more than just 88 black and white keys has been quite a fun adventure!!!
Thank you for the time you take to produce these tutorials!!
Semper Fi!
Love how genuine your comment is bruh !!!
Talent is overrated. To succeed at stuff, you have to be willing to fail at it long enough. Very few people have talent, they just have determination and I'm sure you have bags of that.
👍 You got this sir👌🙏
That really sounds epic! I love your tutorials very much, because they are really creative and every example sounds so amazing and beautiful!! 😍Greetings from Germany & have a nice weekend!
Happy to hear that!
For a beginner it is so satisfying when you master to hit this (easy) chords first time and listen to the nice sound. thx!
omg yesss. i can relate so much!! also did you improve in 4 months?
what a brilliant lesson, can't wait to try it out.
Once more we listen,once more we are impressed.Respect is due!! Apologies for the Royal we.
This is so beautiful, friend!
Wow, that is so enjoyable, we are indeed blessed to have your instruction, the best on here by far. So much fun.
Good video as always👍🏾... love the decor😉
It’s just beautiful and the first piano lesson that has really got me (adult learner) hooked and learning, thank you mate !
Thank you so much ❤️
You're an amazing teacher. This lesson has finally brought clarity to what to do with chords.Your style of teaching inspires me to continue learning piano. Thanks showing me how to make music.
Brilliant. The beauty of simplicity. Thank you.
Very moving lesson. So much feeling can be unleashed
Thank you
Great videos appreciated big thanks
I've played guitar and bass for 40 years. I've always wanted to learn keyboards. The usual instruction books are enough to make anyone say "when will this sound like something". You cut to the case give lessons that I can immediately use and apply. Thanks.
Thank you so much
Absolutely the best piano videos on TH-cam.
Great to understand the point you are trying to make...to hear the musicality and the distinct tunes of every combination that is pleasant to hear. Thank you so much....
Glad you enjoyed it!
Josef, I love the way you take me round the keyboard in your tutorials, only had my keyboard 6 weeks
Wow. Just wow. I can't wait to get to the piano to practice this.
BTW I've made my video on exercises and self-treatments for the pianist to do to help with back pain and wrist pains and finger strength. My daughter filmed it and she really did a good job. Just a couple administrative details but it will be up soon.
Thanks so much, definitely took some of the stress away for my music major for school
Smooth Awesom Lesson! Lots of Energy to motivate the novice and get them up and going!
Are you thinking of moving nearer to Shevington? Next door to us ideally!! Love your music!
Excellent Sound..Your all lessons are very useful..
Thank you very much for sharing your Talent with us..
Greeting from INDIA..!
Rj
great coach got all i need..thank God you are fantastic👍
This is beautiful, there are endless possibilities here, I can have loads of chord inversions, and then maybe sometime ad in a minor chord, that would sound epic...looking forward to working on this...lovely, thank you.
This is great thanks a lot!
Very good, enjoyed your teaching method and enthusiasm.
Love going off position, can play for hours but only due to your lessons, terrific! Thanks.
Hey Josef !! So grateful for your videos!! I'd love to know what overhead camera and lens you use? Please let me know :) Thank you so much !!
Excellent teacher! Love the simplicity.
Fantastic exercise, Josef! Creative relief from the excellent, but tedious, Alfred method.
Josef your bloody marvelous many thanks for that so creative but simple and sounds great Stay safe my friend
I thoroughly enjoyed it and thank you
Hi Josef! Hope you and your family are keeping well. I love your chord and improv ideas at the piano. I’m going to start trying out a bit more in this area. It will be so satisfying to just sit and play
Practiced the major scales & just finished A maj and with these videos. I was playing chords and didn't even know it🤗🤩 Thanks for the encouragement to be creative.🍫🍬🧁 I play a 20 Key Double Layer Kalimba and have retuned natural keys to sharps . It is a lot of fun🤩🤩
Love this channel
You are damn good at getting the lesson across, I play clarinet so I know about chords. But you make look so easy, just watched and not yet practiced but as a complete piano beginner I feel confident at getting a result. My aim and goal is to write a song and accompany myself
Love your videos mate.
You make everything seem accessible and easier the way you break it down.
Thank you, keep up the great work 👍🤘
Another variation: Left hand on the lower keys and shift the right hand pattern 1 or 2 octaves higher - or do 1 run with the lower octave and then progress the right hand up 1 octave for a run and then up an octave for another. Beautiful! Great vid/lesson Joseph! :)
jOSEF IS BACK ! Really nice video , Thank you !! Have a nice musical day :)
Great tutorial Josef! I have spent a good time with your exercises this evening (sounding eeepic!). Kind regards.
Great Tips
Nice, thanks
I really loved it! You're fantastic and educational! 😍
Nice!👍🎹
Another fantastic video. Thanks!
Thnks for the lession
You're welcome Raj
thank you so much for this video. you great in what you doing. keep it up man
Awesome Brother🧡👍
Astounding tutorial Thank you
Josef, this really sounds EPIC! Thanks for another HQ lesson on having fun at the Piano.
dude this is epic, thanks. You earned a sub from me for sure
I was faffing about today in C# as I want to play a song I heard on the radio. Not being used to C# - argh - I faffed about to get comfortable with the chord changes. My husband walked in and said, “Wow, was that you?” Yippee. He never says that when I’m sight reading Czerny exercises - hahaha. Thanks, Josef, for inspiring my faffing.
So simple and yet so brilliant. For a few mins there, I forget I’m a beginner 😃.
Do you have any videos on playing polyrhythms?
Nice..😊
I love it. Thank you
Amazing tutorial Joseph!! Is it possible you could make a video on some latin piano rhythms?
This is fantastic! I then took this and implemented the classic "4 chords" I-V-vi-IV and it worked there too! :)
Love this!!!!!!!
Can't wait to try this!
Great share, thanks.
I liked it, its good to listen and looks simple to play
Great stuff and so inspiring for a beginner!
Thanks Josef, I add this to my daily HIIT routine.
Excellent!
I haven't watched all of your videos yet but I have enjoyed the few that I have watched.
I am a total newbie to Piano/Keyboard and all those terminologies related to music. I am looking forward to get Keyboard soon but I am pretty much confused which one to buy. Considering my budget and some research I did of my own I have two keyboard candidates Casio WK6600 (76 keys) and Yamaha PSR-E463(61 Keys) can you please suggest what keyboard I should go for?
Though you make it sound easy trying it .guess gotta practice a bit more ...and to play around
Great tutorial CPA!!!!!!..... good stuff !!!!!... have a solid weekend and all the best to you ... jeff... ps... I have a new pipe organ piece up that has some different chord progressions....
oh yeah!!!!
Indeed!
I am a beginner, relying on online training, and your videos have always been helpful in increasing my skill!! But there is one thing i wish to learn amongst all this, is to "How to Play by Ear". Would be great if you made a video on that as well!!
Some people can and others cannot. My mother could pick up a sheet and read and play straight off, even at 89 years old. She couldn't improvise or play by ear. It baffles me though how anyone can play complex stuff by ear...chords etc with left hand...no doubt some can...
Pls what piano are you using? Mine doesn't sound the same. Great video btw
Lovely. Just a beginner but couldn't make it sound great until I noticed that you were playing the G chord twice per 'round' (I don't think you mentioned that). It made all the difference. Is there something interesting theoretically here? That is playing three beats to the bar but in blocks of four? (my music theory is very rudimentary) Thank you - Jeff
Hmmm.... what an interesting name, it sounds quite familiar, reminds me of a birds' genus... Nice video.
Talented
Lovely 😍😍
What program are you using to computerize things? Excellent video, loved it.
Love all your work, it would be cool to have a video on a soft romantic chord progression but using also black notes ...thanks.
Yeah. Let's seduce the ladies. Player and playa' 😎
Great lesson, spicing it up makes it real. It was funny, as you were ad-lib-ing I thought, this is ready for vocals, and you went "naaa naaa...." hahaha awesome!
4-1-5 :: F - C (1st inversion) - G 2nd inversion
That is a really nice desk.. where did you get that from?
Is there a level 2 - Syncopations
Or a Level 3 - Polymeter and Polyrythmsß
Absolutely love your videos. Please keep doing the Halloween ones =)
Amazing video!! Thank you!
First comment btw hehe
Awesome Luis. The first 10 seconds were awesome right? Haha
@@Creativepianoacademy You caught me xD Buuuuut.. What it actually means is that I don't even have to watch the entire video to know that it will be great =p
AWEEEEEEESOME!
Please make music arpeggio again for romantic wedding or other music
nice
Help that many of your clips I’m subscribed where do I start started on one clip then couldn’t find it started on another etc etc I’m a complete novice wanting to learn like your style like it simple but where to start help
Hey! I am trying to enter your website since past 2 days. That robot captcha won't let me inside. I tried so many times.
Hi, what keyboard is that? I'm just starting and want to get a good one
Help up on rhythm
Take it slow, use a metronome! You'll get there!
Those long stretches when your finger spread is 1/8th of an inch short of the normal span is just a bridge too far.
Hey man. Which ones? Right hand or left? there's usually some cool techniques to get the similar effect without the huge stretch.
@@Creativepianoacademy Hey guy! Well, both - my hands are just better suited for playing the harmonica than a keyboard! I suppose inversion works, it's just that when you don't have that octave stretch you have to toss in a subtle shift of your arm or tilt of hand to get there - and even then no two notes at once. But considering the world in which we live today, I'm just glad to be here!! And you rock, by the way.
Rolando S
Hi Kevin...just as a matter of interest, I'm 84 and just started working with these Tutorials for a while and what amazing inspiration and fast progress.
I have very small hands, but have no problem at all doing Octaves now, which proves, it's just a matter of doing it. The more you do it, the easier it gets and you sound so much greater. The secret is never say "I can't do that"...just do it and give it time and you be surprised what you can achieve, when you thought it is impossible.
@@rolandschupbach6329 Well thank you for being an inspiration to all of us!! OK, I'll keep on working at it. Have a wonderful weekend.
Its 00:00 and has i watch this video i want to play the piano...but i have neighbours T.T
Another great tutorial Josef , anyone who makes a negative comment is poo 😚
💕
I don't know what piano to buy.
My budget is $400 CAD
Have any suggestions?
Try and pick up a Kawai ES100 or the new ES110, see reviews, fab piano keyboard.
joe i am in very out of rich of music facebook group and i am intermediate level can you point me to group ?