From kindergarten to PHD - I am only at kindergarten with teacher Jonny and his Team but I can play and improvise a bit and have fun already - Thank you infinite times. 🙏
Piano With Johnny is super rich in content, outstanding in every way. This video will change my life, I am not joking. Can't wait to continue this on the PWJ website, wow!
you're a truly good teacher Johnny - you explain things at such a comfy pace, and with clarity, which is not common! ty for that! is the MU Magic (in my mind it's moo magic :D ) basically a secondary dominant but played using a 2 chord instead of 7 right? after fiddling around with it I think I came to this conclusion.
Yo do have a video expanding on the Mu chords? This whole video was great but the Mu chords alone were worth watching and it really helped unknot what I’ve been hearing in gospel.
Is the "Mu Magic" sub technique just some very Jonny name you made up for something you discovered?? Does it go by any other more boring conventional names we can search up? Quite interested in that one.
So in the tritone subs example which chord were you basing that substitution off of? I see from the C in the 2nd half-when you played the Gb chord, but what was the Bb chord based from? (Maybe i need to watch with my glasses on!) Hmmm I'm a bit confused.
Awesome as always. But... hmmm... 2nd set of passing chords: the 2nd chord in m2 has a c sharp in the left hand and a d flat in the right hand... the 4th chord a d sharp vs an e flat... I find that not the best notation TBH. What is your motivation for notation that way, if I may ask?
Oh man what is going on? I heard a lot of these changes on the radio for example a gospel song i said Jesus those guys are a real monster now with this lesson i can play like a monster too many thanks again
Hi Jonny do you teach soloing? I really want to learn improvising as a solo player. It's like dancing... It looks easy, but executing seems tricky in certain types of styles. i.e.....blues, rock, pop, ballads...
00:00 - Intro
00:13 - Let it Be - Chords
01:21 - 1. Pedal Point 6ths
04:16 - 2. Lift-In Diminished
07:04 - 3. Secondary Dominant
10:31 - 4. Tritone Substitution
14:42 - 5. Mu Magic
18:23 - Conclusion
From kindergarten to PHD - I am only at kindergarten with teacher Jonny and his Team but I can play and improvise a bit and have fun already - Thank you infinite times. 🙏
Great, you will get there!
Clear and to the point. You are a wonderful teacher, Mr. Jonny.
Piano With Johnny is super rich in content, outstanding in every way. This video will change my life, I am not joking. Can't wait to continue this on the PWJ website, wow!
Jonny and the team are one of the best ever. I have learned SO much over the past 3 years!
That's great, thank you!
Very important topic with brilliant and inspiring explanation! Thank you, Jonny!
you're a truly good teacher Johnny - you explain things at such a comfy pace, and with clarity, which is not common! ty for that!
is the MU Magic (in my mind it's moo magic :D ) basically a secondary dominant but played using a 2 chord instead of 7 right? after fiddling around with it I think I came to this conclusion.
Thus lesson is amazing super great thankz a lot Jonny GodBless you
This is pure gold what you gave to us! Merci !!
Thanks for watching!
Yo do have a video expanding on the Mu chords? This whole video was great but the Mu chords alone were worth watching and it really helped unknot what I’ve been hearing in gospel.
Amazing courses thank you 🙏
Thank you for watching!
Great lesson and amazing passing chords. So interesting! Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
Another brilliant crash course. Thank you so much, Jonny.
Thanks for watching!
I love the secondairy dominants make it sound like gospel
Yes, awesome!
This video was very helpful
Thank you!
This was great! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Is the "Mu Magic" sub technique just some very Jonny name you made up for something you discovered?? Does it go by any other more boring conventional names we can search up? Quite interested in that one.
So in the tritone subs example which chord were you basing that substitution off of? I see from the C in the 2nd half-when you played the Gb chord, but what was the Bb chord based from? (Maybe i need to watch with my glasses on!) Hmmm I'm a bit confused.
Loved the MU chord. Why do you call it a MU chord? Is it an acronym
Thanks for sharing.. you're awesome
Thank you!
Always so useful and amazing. Thanks a lot
Awesome as always. But... hmmm... 2nd set of passing chords: the 2nd chord in m2 has a c sharp in the left hand and a d flat in the right hand... the 4th chord a d sharp vs an e flat... I find that not the best notation TBH. What is your motivation for notation that way, if I may ask?
This has all been corrected in the Quick Tip blog: pianowithjonny.com/piano-lessons/passing-chords-5-levels-beginner-to-pro/
Really cool video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Please sir do more tutorial on passing chords
We do have another video about passing chords: pianowithjonny.com/piano-lessons/6-essential-passing-chords-for-pop-piano/
Oh man what is going on? I heard a lot of these changes on the radio for example a gospel song i said Jesus those guys are a real monster now with this lesson i can play like a monster too many thanks again
Love the lesson
Great, thank you!
wow loved it ,thsnk you
Hi Jonny do you teach soloing? I really want to learn improvising as a solo player. It's like dancing... It looks easy, but executing seems tricky in certain types of styles. i.e.....blues, rock, pop, ballads...
Yes we teach that in our membership: pianowithjonny.com/learning-tracks/soloing-fundamentals-track-1/
Thank you!
God bless you
would you say the tritone sub is the drop in diminished but dominant instead?
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I enjoyed the lesson🖖
So glad, thanks for watching!