EASY way to use MODES on the Piano (Music Theory)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2021
- Learn the Theory of Modes and how to form and use them on the Piano with Modal Triads. Find the stand-out intervals and use them to develop the unique sound of each Mode. We use Dorian, Mixolydian, Phrygian & Lydian in this Piano Theory lesson.
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This may sound like a harsh comment, but sorry I have to say it. Why are tutorials from Indian people always so much better then American tutorials. This tutorial was so good!
Jason, your modes lesson is one of the best I have seen. Clear and concrete use of modes in real playing. Bravo! Thanks for sharing. 👍🙂
When this dude starts singing. 🧿👄🧿
The context you’re providing here is so helpful. Understanding it conceptually and seeing it used in context are very different and you provide both. Great work!
Wonderful ending….but discouraging that I can’t make anything sound like that
Excellent instruction,... I watch these lessons in full with a notepad no keyboard, then watch again with keyboard, pausing at points of instruction, then I watch again with a chord/scales book.... works 100%
Finally I understand the purpose of modes and how to use them
I so wish I had started my music journey with you as an teacher. I have learned so much since I started using your site. While this particular subject is maybe a little more advanced for me at this time, I will most deffinatly be slowly injecting it’s concepts and practices into my learning program!!! THANK YOU!
Hello again Teacher Nathanael. My questions are as follow:1) When playing in any mode -let say C-Dorian-,in the left hand will it be always recommended to use the tonic only over any chords in the right hand? 2)If no,when to change and how to do the changes? (For example,as we do in C Major for 4 magic chords)
Hearing the first number of chords you played, I was reminded of the sound of "fly like the wind" by Christopher Cross.
Oh Jason Jason Jason, I love you, for the first time in many years I now comprehend modes, what a beautiful piece of music on the intro and I can now see how the modes are used and as well as enjoy listening to you play them truly amazing gift you have given me thank you, you are a very talented teacher the way you break things down is very good thank you
Thank you so much for this lesson i remmember requesting you teach on modes. You are the best
I frequently revisit this, for Jason’s playing and simply the best explanation on modal flavors out there. Thank you 🙏 so much!
This mode lesson is the best video! Thank you so much 👍
I love the insight on not only what the chords are playing but what you're feeling come from them
This is the most helpful information I have learned in 10 years
Anything you play that just totally mind blowing... honestly sir, your creativity level is something, very few can reach. Truly you are a god gifted musician.
Quite a teacher of music. Thanks
Jason this is great! what a talented musician you are. God bless you.