Hello KC, how are you? I would like to know one thing, is it possible that you do a master class for 1 week by invitation in Africa? if so, tell me your rate and the procedure to follow. I’d like you to do a master class just for a week and then you can go home to America. I’ll stay tuned.
Sweet, man, excellent! What I can say? Well, here is the thing, you just rock and roll, dude! 👏👏👏👏👏 Please give us more midi files with your playing performance, I would gladly pay for that. Have no words to thank you enough! Jesus bless you even more and more!
@@prettysimplemusic Hey Kc, you know what brother, why don't you check yourself playing in my song? I did enjoy one of your MIDI file and adapted the harmony and created a wonderfull intro for my song. I'll tell something, your playing there is so awesome, with no mistake, that sounds like a mix of Kenny Kirkland and H Hancock together with a flavor of Joey Calderazzo. Here is is, I hope you enjoy it: th-cam.com/video/VIyhD9Uu6j0/w-d-xo.html
@@prettysimplemusic By the way, I need to fix that. Because I should have given you credit for that. Would you mind if I mention you there giving the due credit in my video?
"Jazz and Blues in Church"? As Larry Norman said (for those of us old enough to remember) "Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music"? Thanks for another great lesson KC. Cheers, Graham
Nice tutorial, especially for skilled performers. However: People who are unfamiliar of the very basic tritone resolution to M3/m6, are unlikely to play complex 7-note chord progressions. And 251 chords with a lot of progressional combinations, might be hard to absorb. A good thing here is the tritone focus, placing the dom7 in the center. The dom7 also often defines the scale root, as it's the only tetrad (4-note chord) of its kind, in the Major scale. Music theory traditionally puts the tonic in the center. However: Dissonant space is vastly larger than harmonic space. And a dissonant chord can be extended up include all 12 notes, if desired, with some pedaling. So music harmony videos based on dissonance are most interesting.
Wow. Thank you. I've read some theory, privately, and I do play the piano. But I find little support for performing in existing theory, as it focuses so much on harmony and less on disharmony. And why are there two sets of theory, tonal and atonal? What Stravinsky did, was to stretch tonality, while Schoenberg wanted to break free entirely, at the same time advocating monotonality. Luckily, we have the TH-cam-bloggers. Keep it up!
You know when I was a youngin my pops use to drill me on circle of 4ths & 5ths in all keys with both hands!!! When he would leave I would play with those chords idk know they had names!!! I use to say C# dom7 +9 with my left hand and perfect 4 on D# !!! It didn’t click until I started working with some OGs and I would ask them what’s the name of the chord? Over time and now I spit out names of chords and it irritates me when people transpose and don’t know their basic chord names!! But I get it my pops gave college teaching as a 4 year old!!!
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Hello KC, how are you? I would like to know one thing, is it possible that you do a master class for 1 week by invitation in Africa? if so, tell me your rate and the procedure to follow.
I’d like you to do a master class just for a week and then you can go home to America.
I’ll stay tuned.
I’m so glad you showed this again. Last year I didn’t get it and it all makes sense now
Woohoo!! Love to hear this man!! Sometimes we just gotta come back to it with a new mindset and it all makes sense!! Much love ☀️💚
Thank You Sir ...from South Africa ...
Yo Shaun! Hope you are well in South Africa!! ☀️💚
This is beautiful
Thanks so much Phillip!! ☀️💚
So good!, thanks KC allways with some top quality sauce!
@PrettySimpleMusic- nice try, Pls check @prettysimplemusic
Thanks so much brother!! Love bringing that sauce, haha! Much love ☀️💚
Am going to enjoy this
Thanks for the break down
Hope you did enjoy it!! It truly is my pleasure, much love! ☀️💚
Very detailed KC. Am loving it
Thanks so much Stephen!!! I really try my best to provide the most excellent musical experience! Much love my brother! ☀️💚
Я благодарю тебя- учитель❤❤❤
Absolutely my pleasure!! Thanks so much for watching! Much love ☀️💚
We appreciate your stuff sir ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏keep on ...I feel lyk every pianist can grab this .....you are a blessing Conley we love you
Wow Coli!!!! Mannnn that means so much! Grateful to have your encouragement!!! Much love ☀️💚
About a third of the stuffs I play were learnt from KC. Thanks man. Really making impact❤
Wow my bro! That’s so encouraging to hear I’ve played a MAJOR part in your musical journey!
@@prettysimplemusic Yes sir❤
So wonderful my brother KC ! 😊
Yoooo my bro it’s always great to hear from you!!! Much love ☀️💚
Very useful👍 Thank you
This is a wonderful tutorial, God bless you KC❤🔥🔥. And I think its fine to play jazz in church if the atmosphere calls for it 😁
Yessir Prince! You’re absolutely correct “if the atmosphere calls for it!!!” ☀️💚🔥🎯
wow! I really love it.
Hey KC, would you mind making a lesson about quartal chords and how to use them in the song?
Thanks brother 🎹🥰
It’s truly my pleasure!!! Much love bro! ☀️💚
Sweet, man, excellent! What I can say? Well, here is the thing, you just rock and roll, dude! 👏👏👏👏👏
Please give us more midi files with your playing performance, I would gladly pay for that.
Have no words to thank you enough!
Jesus bless you even more and more!
Yessir my bro! I’m including MIDI files of each video lesson as well!!! Much love bro. ☀️💚
@@prettysimplemusic Hey Kc, you know what brother, why don't you check yourself playing in my song? I did enjoy one of your MIDI file and adapted the harmony and created a wonderfull intro for my song. I'll tell something, your playing there is so awesome, with no mistake, that sounds like a mix of Kenny Kirkland and H Hancock together with a flavor of Joey Calderazzo. Here is is, I hope you enjoy it: th-cam.com/video/VIyhD9Uu6j0/w-d-xo.html
@@prettysimplemusic By the way, I need to fix that. Because I should have given you credit for that. Would you mind if I mention you there giving the due credit in my video?
I love you kC
Love you too Sammy!!!
Can you break down the churchy scale u did for the mit
"Jazz and Blues in Church"? As Larry Norman said (for those of us old enough to remember) "Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music"? Thanks for another great lesson KC. Cheers, Graham
Hey there Graham!! I love that and so true!! Thanks so much for watching, much love! ☀️💚
Nice tutorial, especially for skilled performers. However: People who are unfamiliar of the very basic tritone resolution to M3/m6, are unlikely to play complex 7-note chord progressions. And 251 chords with a lot of progressional combinations, might be hard to absorb. A good thing here is the tritone focus, placing the dom7 in the center. The dom7 also often defines the scale root, as it's the only tetrad (4-note chord) of its kind, in the Major scale. Music theory traditionally puts the tonic in the center. However: Dissonant space is vastly larger than harmonic space. And a dissonant chord can be extended up include all 12 notes, if desired, with some pedaling. So music harmony videos based on dissonance are most interesting.
Hi Evan! Wow man… you are spot on! 🎯 I can tell you’re an advanced musician and I value your feedback and musical advice!!! Much love ☀️💚
Wow. Thank you. I've read some theory, privately, and I do play the piano. But I find little support for performing in existing theory, as it focuses so much on harmony and less on disharmony. And why are there two sets of theory, tonal and atonal? What Stravinsky did, was to stretch tonality, while Schoenberg wanted to break free entirely, at the same time advocating monotonality. Luckily, we have the TH-cam-bloggers. Keep it up!
I love you ❤️💕 uncle Kelly
Love you too Faith! ☀️💚
Just mmmmmmmmm🥰
Yoooooo thanks so much man!!! Had fun jamming with those guys!!! ☀️💚
Please simple passing chords
You know when I was a youngin my pops use to drill me on circle of 4ths & 5ths in all keys with both hands!!! When he would leave I would play with those chords idk know they had names!!! I use to say C# dom7 +9 with my left hand and perfect 4 on D# !!! It didn’t click until I started working with some OGs and I would ask them what’s the name of the chord? Over time and now I spit out names of chords and it irritates me when people transpose and don’t know their basic chord names!! But I get it my pops gave college teaching as a 4 year old!!!
My bro you were trained by Atlanta’s LEGEND!!! And wow man, that was pretty intense!!!
K.c please do a video on secular music ( bad or good)🙏🙏🙏😥
All churchy music is basically blues so I'll say yes.
Yep! I would play it all. Hip hop. 😅
That's what Quartet is. Male and female. That old R&B soul which by the way I am rewriting and transposing the words into music for the church.
I think it's okay to play it at church
Yessir King!!! I totally agree!!! Great hearing from you bro! ☀️💚
Huh not really bro
But but KC I think this can be very suitable for intermediate players thats my say
Whaooh
Oooh mehn, you're back at what you do best. I love your work!
So organized and easy to play along.. Thanks KC!!!
Hey wusssup guys!!! So great to hear from you! Truly blessed to put this out for you all!!! ☀️💚
That's all quartet is!
BIG FACTS Marcus!!!! ☀️💚🔥
I was thinking that MIT 2-5-1 will clash with the melody line
Jazz and blues came from church so I dont care if musicians play it. It's not my style but I can get with it when done right
First to comment!
Let’s GOOOOO!!!! 🔥🔥🤯
It’s ok to play jazz in church
Agreed!!! The dissonance isn’t for everybody, but the right audience it works like a charm!!!
My man KC better late than never huh
Wussup my bro! ☀️💚 Late to what? ⏰
@@prettysimplemusic I'm usually first to comment
It is music play it
If the environment calls for it then play it
Allowed, lol😂. That’s where gospel came from. Thanks Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Muddy Waters to name a few 🎉❤😊