Pretty good, dig that 2-5-1. It's a good trick for teaching inversions to the youngsters when they're getting some chords going. Makes the reps much more fun and interesting.
This is great because I am a semi-professional musician and I do play jazz at some venues, but that isn't the only genre I play. However, it is great to use jazz chord progressions in other styles of music too.
This was amazing! Honestly pianote helped me improve soo much!! Could you pleeeease aslo do a lesson on Upbeat Bollywood songs?? I can't find piano lessons as good as yours 🥲
Very cool explanation, thanks. there is just one thing I disagree with you. On the jazz standard Autumn Leaves (the second progression is actually its Coda) the descending chords are || Em7(9) | Eb7(9) | Dm7(9) | Db7(13) | CMaj7(9) ||, as it's written also on the Real Book 1. I mean that the second chord is a Dominant 7, not a minor 7 (natural G instead of Gb), because it adds more tension, as it comes from the Tritone Substitution of the II-V-I progression, and it should be seen as the substitution of the implied Secondary Dominant progression (the || Em7 | A7 | Dm7 | G7 | CMaj7 || progression, where the A7 tritone C# - G, which are the Major Third and minor - or Dominant - Seventh of the A7 chord, becomes the tritone G - C# in the Eb7 chord). Anyway, it's a cool progression also if you see it that way. 🙂
😅 ..I had asked one pianist when I was in 8 grade to give me chords fur a simple song..I expected 5 chords ..o God was I was given 12 chords 😊.. That's music 🎉
If you add an Ab with the left hand after the first Db (5th degree) it could sound too muddy, and usually when playing jazz the 5th degree of the chord is considered implied, unless it is altered (and with the right hand you have to choose between the Ab and the Bb, which is the 13 degree, in this case) 🙂
My hands are too small to play the right side. I am barely able to stretch 1 octave, adding in having to reach over the black keys makes this extremely painful.
Yeah you're gonna have to learn to read music. It's long and difficult journey. I can't imagine trying to learn on your own as an adult. I learned in school through our music program. Orchestra and Honor Orchesrtra especially, required me to develop my sight reading to the point it was like a second language.
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Thank you, Kevin. No thrills, no superfluous stuff, straight to the point. Great stuffs.
We want all the jazz rules from zero 😢
deal!
Wow, that sounds so beautiful! Thank you for making this lesson!♥🙏
Excellent lesson !! Thanks a lot !!
Great lesson! It would be nice to see more blues and jazz lessons.
Love this!....explained and demonstrated so perfectly!!!!
Thank you!!
YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER
Fantastic lesson. Just getting started in jazz.
I love all the progression, please do more
Thank you for this jazz lesson sir and my favorite cover lesson You've shared is Don't Stop Believin' by: Journey❤❤❤ 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Thank you so much. Made it so simple and clear
Worked that's awesome I liked the sounds . For minors key of the bar liked Fm, C add9 and D7 .
Thank you so much for this beautiful lesson...you literally made my day!!
Thanks! This has helped immensely.
You are really great,man.Thanks a lot
Pretty good, dig that 2-5-1. It's a good trick for teaching inversions to the youngsters when they're getting some chords going. Makes the reps much more fun and interesting.
Your explanation makes easier sense like me, Jazz beginner, Thank you.
This is great because I am a semi-professional musician and I do play jazz at some venues, but that isn't the only genre I play. However, it is great to use jazz chord progressions in other styles of music too.
This was amazing! Honestly pianote helped me improve soo much!!
Could you pleeeease aslo do a lesson on Upbeat Bollywood songs??
I can't find piano lessons as good as yours 🥲
I will try to get them on the list!!
@Pianote0THANK YOU! I can't wait! So excited!! 💖🪩
Hola maestro !!! Muchas gracias por su gran aporte musical !!! Saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina!!!🎹🎵🎵🎶🎶🇦🇷👍👍👍✨️
Very cool explanation, thanks. there is just one thing I disagree with you. On the jazz standard Autumn Leaves (the second progression is actually its Coda) the descending chords are || Em7(9) | Eb7(9) | Dm7(9) | Db7(13) | CMaj7(9) ||, as it's written also on the Real Book 1. I mean that the second chord is a Dominant 7, not a minor 7 (natural G instead of Gb), because it adds more tension, as it comes from the Tritone Substitution of the II-V-I progression, and it should be seen as the substitution of the implied Secondary Dominant progression (the || Em7 | A7 | Dm7 | G7 | CMaj7 || progression, where the A7 tritone C# - G, which are the Major Third and minor - or Dominant - Seventh of the A7 chord, becomes the tritone G - C# in the Eb7 chord). Anyway, it's a cool progression also if you see it that way. 🙂
Grazie !
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wow. super talent.I like the sound flow
muchas gracias! great post!
Mister Kevin sir thank you very much I'm looking forward to playing the heck out of these😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I really hope you do!
😅 ..I had asked one pianist when I was in 8 grade to give me chords fur a simple song..I expected 5 chords ..o God was I was given 12 chords 😊..
That's music 🎉
Thank you for this amazing lesson 🎉
you are very welcome!!
Thanks for the lesson 😊
Great video!, Learned a lot, is this part of a jazz series for beginners series?
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Exceptional!
Thank you, now I can play this 3 essential jazz chord progressions! And why this piano sounds so good if it's not an acoustic piano?
Excellent explanation! Thank you so much ❤(In despite of I read the notes in do re mi fa sol la si) 😊 Obrigado.
You're very welcome!
I think it will be easier to see if the piano fingering of the left hand part is using different color than the right.
Great video
Fabulous Sir 🙏🙏
Thanks a lot
Queremos videos en español querido maestro
Fabulous!!
I know you are but what am i??
Very nice❤❤
Plz make a video of ,Goodbye my lover,by James Blunt .🙏🙏
1st progression sounds like sleigh ride, the Christmas song. 😊
Good 👍
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I want Larne e piano amazing and different cord
Progression 2 sounds great but why doesn't the Db13 carry the Ab?
If you add an Ab with the left hand after the first Db (5th degree) it could sound too muddy, and usually when playing jazz the 5th degree of the chord is considered implied, unless it is altered (and with the right hand you have to choose between the Ab and the Bb, which is the 13 degree, in this case) 🙂
My hands are too small to play the right side. I am barely able to stretch 1 octave, adding in having to reach over the black keys makes this extremely painful.
Sounds like " Misty"
What is G7 ? First time he shows F G B D , then F A B D - im lost but fgbd sounds better imo
1 6 2 5
Me: I want to play Jazz
*learns to play Blues*
Me: Now I know more Blues than Jazz ._.
Hi guys! Can you guys make a piece with the E minor, D major, C major chord? Please? I love u guys
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can not read music yet to get the pay trainings
Yeah you're gonna have to learn to read music. It's long and difficult journey. I can't imagine trying to learn on your own as an adult. I learned in school through our music program. Orchestra and Honor Orchesrtra especially, required me to develop my sight reading to the point it was like a second language.
F$%#&* awesome ...thx a lot!!!
Glad you like it!!
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Rythm changes sounds like spongebob's ripped my pants