I love that your solfege is the one I use. Sa, re, ga. etc. Since my solfege training was in the Hindustani tradition, learning by imitating my vocalist teacher who used the harmonium. I got that instead of a "proper" Western one. It confused the hell out of my teachers.
Sir, you are the best teacher in world. Allaher kosom. You are unbeatable. I started piano by following you. Passori cover tutorial was also a great work. Thank you Dr Sonnet Rajeeb From Bangladesh Your genious video.
Jason, great lesson, as usual, from you. I love your creativity that explores many intervals in different modes and at the same time offers sound finger exercises. Thanks a lot buddy. 😊👍
The Muscle you referred is the thenar prominence mainly made of three muscles... Abductor Oollicis Brevis, Oponens Pollicis Brevis and the Flexor Pollicis Brevis... 🙂. This lesson was a treat .. loved it. thank you.
The muscle below the thumb is called "thenar muscle". Your tutorial is very strong foundation in learning piano/ keyboard. I request you this may please be continued. Thank you very much sir.
Sorry for continuing my unsolicited coaching, Jason, but I think your profile picture could be changed, especially because it's not clear in its thumbnail appearance
I love that your solfege is the one I use. Sa, re, ga. etc. Since my solfege training was in the Hindustani tradition, learning by imitating my vocalist teacher who used the harmonium. I got that instead of a "proper" Western one. It confused the hell out of my teachers.
My teacher, a well-known musician in the town, is struggling to teach me western. But, he’s a good teacher. Respects.🌿
Glad to know Brian 🙏🏽 Swaras work great since the root can keep changing
Sir, you are the best teacher in world. Allaher kosom. You are unbeatable.
I started piano by following you. Passori cover tutorial was also a great work.
Thank you
Dr Sonnet Rajeeb
From
Bangladesh
Your genious video.
That's so nice of you Dr. Rajeeb. Please keep supporting us 🙏🏽
Jason, great lesson, as usual, from you. I love your creativity that explores many intervals in different modes and at the same time offers sound finger exercises. Thanks a lot buddy. 😊👍
Awesome, thank you so much Jayagopi!
Thanks Jason! Exactly what I was in the mode for! This too is axis of awesome! Grateful for you!
Great to hear! Axis of Awesome indeed 😇 But the Circle of Fifths is the greatest ruler of them all!
What a useful lesson! Thank you, Jason, so much!
Very true. He is awsome.
So nice of you ☺️
Nice finger workout. Thanks Jason.
Most welcome Bill 🙏🏽
Great exercise! I like that it helps you to learn a scale backwards and backwards.
Totally! Thanks a ton for the encouragement!
The Muscle you referred is the thenar prominence mainly made of three muscles... Abductor Oollicis Brevis, Oponens Pollicis Brevis and the Flexor Pollicis Brevis... 🙂. This lesson was a treat .. loved it. thank you.
Thank you for sharing that! 😊 I'm glad you loved the lesson.
The muscle below the thumb is called "thenar muscle". Your tutorial is very strong foundation in learning piano/ keyboard. I request you this may please be continued. Thank you very much sir.
Thanks for the information Kapaleeswar. Will use this from now on!
Thank you sir
Most welcome Vijaya 🙏🏽
JZ!!! This lesson is thoroughly useful. You rock! ThanksknahT
Thanks so much Carol ❤️
wonderful as usual
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Sorry for continuing my unsolicited coaching, Jason, but I think your profile picture could be changed, especially because it's not clear in its thumbnail appearance
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Thanks so much for the support Praneeth 🙏🏼
Sir can u please explain which software u used for the above keyboard??
I use Chordie by Matkat Music
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Thanks so much Kishore 🙏🏽
What chord will make if we stop on second note of F maj scale… I mean ‘re’ c maj or something else?
2nd chord of F major is G minor no?
Anything on 'Figured Bass' sir?
Will plan soon Steve 🙏🏽