Appreciate video content! Apologies for the intrusion, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you heard about - Riddleagan Smart Hands Remedy (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is a good exclusive product for learning piano fast without the headache. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my old buddy Taylor after a lifetime of fighting got astronomical results with it.
Great video content! Sorry for butting in, I would love your thoughts. Have you heard about - Riddleagan Smart Hands Remedy (just google it)? It is a smashing exclusive guide for learning piano fast without the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my mate finally got excellent results with it.
I love the way you break this stuff down and demystify it for classically trained students. It would be awesome if this exact progression of lessons existed as a 'learning track' on your site. I just picked up a membership recently and am having a ton of fun with the 'How to Improvise With The X Scale' courses.
WOW, this style of teaching is EXACTLY what I've needed! A complete yet succinct overview, giving ME control to identify areas of weakness and dive into them. With highly capable learners that have a decent but patchy foundation of understanding, so much time is wasted by trickling information in a sequential manner. This demystifies the more advanced levels that I haven't gotten to yet, but now have in my sights. THANK YOU!
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Jonny, I like the way to resume hard jazz harmony concept in such a short time with easy words Thanks for all. You demystify a lot of things.
I am an older guy who listened to all kinds of music during my life, and now, I am beginning to learn the inner workings. I have just learned to play the 12 majors and the notes on the staff. Your example of these jazz sounds was excellent, especially tying the sounds to the known players who used them. I found this video to be encouraging, if a little daunting. Because my dad is now 101 years old, I know that I will have decades to get this down, along with a firm foundation in classical. Well done.
Great lesson, Jonny. I realize, your lesson is just a survey but it should be note that to become proficient in any one of the techniques you covered, especially the later ones, we're talking countless hours and hours (or months and months) of intense practice. So, I like that you refer us to your courses on each of the techniques you demonstrated.
You don't have to complete each step perfectly to move onto the next step. Some keys will always be harder than others, only because you will spend more time in certain keys. I actually started learning jazz at step 6 (A and B voicings) because I needed to play with others in class immediately. The teacher gave me those to just to get me started. Do I know all my minor scales in every key instantly? No, but that doesn't keep me from playing and having fun while I learn more.
Cheers for the video content! Excuse me for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you ever tried - Riddleagan Smart Hands Remedy (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a smashing one off product for learning piano fast minus the headache. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my cousin after many years got great results with it.
This was exactly what I’m looking for! This video inspires me to learn jazz (a dream come true). I’m signing up to learn as a complete beginner! See you in there Jonny!!
I went back to playing classical piano and hit a great many 7th chords both in the Classical and Boroque period pieces. So I may take a break and relax with some jazz after listening to your 10 steps video. I am sure it will help with the Classics I am tackling too. I just wish my brain were as sharp as before - now that I have hit 74. You play wonderfully so -thank you for your fabulous, exciting and inspiring video, Jonny.
Amazing 🤩 this is so good to know where I am in my playing and what I need to do. I tend to play 7th chords in the different inversions on my right hand and might add a run. Kinda randomly to be honest but occasionally hit some nice sounding stuff. This explains what is happening and really helps me on the theory. Thanks loads!!
If you become a member Johnny will bring it together for you like a jigsaw puzzle due to the strong foundation he gives you then you just work things out on your own but with the free stuff you have to be super talented to reach that stage
Impressively comprehensive and clear video (though it does not cover scales). Now the trick is finding 5-10 years to practice and burn these into your brain!
I’ve been looking at vids for past few months (and to likely to convert to paid membership). FINALLY someone is able to put so much critical AND essential info in one vid /lesson plan. This is my 3rd video watching of yours, and may be the clincher $$.
HOLY COW……you sure know your stuff but more importantly here, you are an AMAZING teacher. I need to join today so I can LEARN from you. I’ve had theory classes up the Kazoo but never learned as easily as I can from you. SO HAPPY I FOUND YOU!❤️❤️❤️👏👏👍🏻⭐️
I studied classical music (clarinet 8th grade), majored in music in high school, then picked up sax and jazz piano to learn jazz... you have just summarised what probably took about 2 years of weekly lessons and practice to learn in 20 minutes! But it would still take years of practice to just to get a basic grasp of everything in this video... I reckon about about 4 of your steps per year (1 step every 3 months), so give the average person 2.5 years?
Very nice video, I can check out my skills and make a study plan training item by item. I see you can swing from the level one. Thank you for this generous master class.
00:51 Step 1: learn the major scales
01:13 Melody example: Fly Me to the Moon
01:40 Step 2: learn major & minor chords
02:29 Step 3: 7th chords
03:03 7th chord examples
03:53 Step 4: shells & guide tones
04:46 Examples of shells & guide tones
05:19 Step 5: extensions & alterations
07:12 Examples of alterations & extensions
07:39 Step 6: rootless voicings
09:08 Examples of rootless voicings
09:36 Step 7: block chords
11:13 Examples of block chords
11:43 Step 8: drop 2 chords
13:03 Example of drop 2
13:27 Step 9: quartal voicings
14:42 Example of quartal voicings
15:16 Step 10: upper structures
16:44 Example of upper structures
17:08 Conclusion
Appreciate video content! Apologies for the intrusion, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you heard about - Riddleagan Smart Hands Remedy (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is a good exclusive product for learning piano fast without the headache. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my old buddy Taylor after a lifetime of fighting got astronomical results with it.
I know how to play major chords and minor
Great video content! Sorry for butting in, I would love your thoughts. Have you heard about - Riddleagan Smart Hands Remedy (just google it)? It is a smashing exclusive guide for learning piano fast without the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my mate finally got excellent results with it.
Thanks
I know how to turn my piano ON.
I love the way you break this stuff down and demystify it for classically trained students. It would be awesome if this exact progression of lessons existed as a 'learning track' on your site. I just picked up a membership recently and am having a ton of fun with the 'How to Improvise With The X Scale' courses.
WOW, this style of teaching is EXACTLY what I've needed! A complete yet succinct overview, giving ME control to identify areas of weakness and dive into them. With highly capable learners that have a decent but patchy foundation of understanding, so much time is wasted by trickling information in a sequential manner. This demystifies the more advanced levels that I haven't gotten to yet, but now have in my sights. THANK YOU!
Jonny, I like the way to resume hard jazz harmony concept in such a short time with easy words Thanks for all. You demystify a lot of things.
I am an older guy who listened to all kinds of music during my life, and now, I am beginning to learn the inner workings. I have just learned to play the 12 majors and the notes on the staff. Your example of these jazz sounds was excellent, especially tying the sounds to the known players who used them. I found this video to be encouraging, if a little daunting. Because my dad is now 101 years old, I know that I will have decades to get this down, along with a firm foundation in classical. Well done.
This single video put everything I know about music theory into context. Thanks so much! Excellent teaching skill, not to speak of piano skills!
When I heard the block chords I was in love
WindBringsMemories totally, have wanted to know how to get that sound for years!
It was the upper structure chords for me
The drop 2 chords gave my ears literal eargasm :DDDDD
Dude, you just summarized knowledge that takes years to assimilate into a few minutes video... Amazing!
YOU REALLY TEACH VERY WELL
Learned and generous Thanks and ever thanks
Thank you so much, this really gave me more direction in my practicing. I'm self taught
Thank you very much Mr Jonhy for explaining us so much stuffs in a short time. It is very clear ! Stay blessed !
Great lesson, Jonny. I realize, your lesson is just a survey but it should be note that to become proficient in any one of the techniques you covered, especially the later ones, we're talking countless hours and hours (or months and months) of intense practice. So, I like that you refer us to your courses on each of the techniques you demonstrated.
as a guitarist I'm stuck at step one. see you in one year!
LOL see ya ✌🏻
You don't have to complete each step perfectly to move onto the next step. Some keys will always be harder than others, only because you will spend more time in certain keys.
I actually started learning jazz at step 6 (A and B voicings) because I needed to play with others in class immediately. The teacher gave me those to just to get me started. Do I know all my minor scales in every key instantly? No, but that doesn't keep me from playing and having fun while I learn more.
Cheers for the video content! Excuse me for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you ever tried - Riddleagan Smart Hands Remedy (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a smashing one off product for learning piano fast minus the headache. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my cousin after many years got great results with it.
@@mem1gui Good point!
@@dinukaravi968 why don't make your own video about your amazing stuff where you can promise to learn piano while sleeping .
This was exactly what I’m looking for! This video inspires me to learn jazz (a dream come true). I’m signing up to learn as a complete beginner! See you in there Jonny!!
I went back to playing classical piano and hit a great many 7th chords both in the Classical and Boroque period pieces. So I may take a break and relax with some jazz after listening to your 10 steps video. I am sure it will help with the Classics I am tackling too. I just wish my brain were as sharp as before - now that I have hit 74. You play wonderfully so -thank you for your fabulous, exciting and inspiring video, Jonny.
I have work to do! Thanks so much for breaking it down for those of us who took just regular old piano lessons.
Amazing 🤩 this is so good to know where I am in my playing and what I need to do. I tend to play 7th chords in the different inversions on my right hand and might add a run. Kinda randomly to be honest but occasionally hit some nice sounding stuff. This explains what is happening and really helps me on the theory. Thanks loads!!
Good work jonny!!!!
Thank you!
This is the most helpful video I've found so far. Thank you
Best Jazz step-by-step explanation ever
If you become a member Johnny will bring it together for you like a jigsaw puzzle due to the strong foundation he gives you then you just work things out on your own but with the free stuff you have to be super talented to reach that stage
Amazing work, also I admire the work and dedication made to develop this courses for musicians.. 800 lessons.. wow.
Señor: Jonny. Gracias por sus magníficas explicaciones musicales .Usted es un EXCELENTE PROFESOR. ___Mil felicitaciones.!!!!!.
Wow! All of this in one place! Thank you, Jonny!
Thank you for the good lessons 👍. Ronny, from indonesia
Impressively comprehensive and clear video (though it does not cover scales). Now the trick is finding 5-10 years to practice and burn these into your brain!
Your able to simplify techniques where others try to over complicate. Good job👍
I joined Piano with Jonny a year ago. It's REALLY good, especially for Jazz.
Thank you, I am really enjoying this Jazz course.
Great camera and screen set up
That is really helpful Thanks a lot❤️
thankyou so much
Thank you so much for such an effective summary. You are amazing to clearly explain those complicated chords in a video less than 20 mins💞
Thanx, Maestro. 🔥🌹🌹🔥
You’re such a great teacher! Thanks for sharing, with such clarity, you’re inspiring.🙏🏽 🎼🎶🎵
I’ve been looking at vids for past few months (and to likely to convert to paid membership). FINALLY someone is able to put so much critical AND essential info in one vid /lesson plan. This is my 3rd video watching of yours, and may be the clincher $$.
Wow, such a complete explanation in a short video. Definitely going to check out those lessons!
This is the coolest explanation of piano levels! Brilliant!!
thankyou so much Mr. Jonny!
An excellent summary of complex information in an easy manner... Your students are lucky Jonny to have such an excellent teacher...
awesome video Jonny!!
You never cease ro amaze me!!!!
love this man, what a good Video
He has courses for everything!!!
WoW!!!
Thanks so much! This is excellent!
This is an awesome video! Nice to see an overview of the path we should be pursuing. Thanks for the clarity, Jonny!
HOLY COW……you sure know your stuff but more importantly here, you are an AMAZING teacher. I need to join today so I can LEARN from you. I’ve had theory classes up the Kazoo but never learned as easily as I can from you. SO HAPPY I FOUND YOU!❤️❤️❤️👏👏👍🏻⭐️
Amazing information. Very thorough
Amazing video
Wow! Learned a lot! Thanx so much!
14:09 This technique is often used by 90s Japan's great game / movie composers such as Joe Hisaishi and Nobuo Uematsu.
Absolutely wonderful maestro!
This video is gold, a real jewel. Thank you so much for the road map.
Glad you enjoyed it!
AMAZING!!!! THANK YOU ♡
What a great summary! Love all your lessons at pwj.
Awesome thank you Johnny
Exactly!
Great information Johnny! Well taught!! Very useful for inspiring musicians!
Amazing lesson!!! Thank you so much!!!
very good!!!!!!
Amazing!! Thank you, Jonny!
Your teaching method is Amazing.
Thank you Jonny!!!! Great lessons!!!
You rock Jonny, amazing, you structure things in a very pedagogical way!
I think this is the greatest video known to man
I didn’t realize the block chords were that simple. Thank you so much!
Wow this Video is absolutely awesome. Thank you so much!!!
Absolutely beautiful 😍
Your videos are super. Thank you so much!!! 👍👍👍
You are amazing. I wish I had this 40 years ago.
AWESOME ( QUICK ??? ~ ga! ) tip ! GREAT ENERGY , my brother !!! I S”ha”LL S”HA”re *IT* !!!
Your content is amazing, thank you so much!
wow so much info!! thanks
a great explaining and.. motivation :-) thanks thanks :-)
Omg this is everything I needed right now! Thank you so much!!
Glad I could help!
Very fantastic.Thanks
U r such a great teacher sir
Thank you very much💜🎶
Excellent lessons, thanks
Luar biasa, you are an extraordinary teacher. simple and effective !
It's resume all jazz piano basic lessons clearly in step by step exercises.
This is gold thanks man i love you
Great!
Thank you so much. I love jazz and want learn how to play it. That drop 2 chord sounds like Harry Connick Jr. to me.
What a great video! Thank you!!
Thank you! You simplify jazz lesson very logic and structuring... Appreciate it!
Johny. Very nice teaching and explaining..
you're da man ! :)
Good job. Thanks for this great video
Awesome ! Really awesome !
Got me into jazz, will practice
Excellent tutorial...your instructional video was awesome...it has rekindled my interest in piano playing
Glad it was helpful!
Outstanding explanation !! 👏👏👏. Thanks a lot from Marbella, Spain. I am only level 3 🤭, but now I know where to go !
The NUTZ N’ BOLTS OF JAZZ PIANO. THANK YOUI, JONNY FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO1
I studied classical music (clarinet 8th grade), majored in music in high school, then picked up sax and jazz piano to learn jazz... you have just summarised what probably took about 2 years of weekly lessons and practice to learn in 20 minutes! But it would still take years of practice to just to get a basic grasp of everything in this video... I reckon about about 4 of your steps per year (1 step every 3 months), so give the average person 2.5 years?
Great!!!! in other words: leaving classical harmony, any note serves to harmonize in jazz
Very nice video, I can check out my skills and make a study plan training item by item. I see you can swing from the level one. Thank you for this generous master class.
as a classically trained pianist this was waaaaaaaay to helpful hahaha amazing explanation.