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This is a much better way of learning than just reading the notes. It makes the brain work harder and this leads to understanding and retention. Thanks!
Thank you Dan for the lesson on “Moonlight Serenade” (Key of “F major”). You always make it seemingly very simple. I love the song. I still have my old score or lead sheet. I had marked two floating 2-5-1s’ on ^6 (Eb, A7(#5), D7(b9)) and on ^2 etc. thus making it sound nice with a bit of emotion. I hope you will do the 2nd part of this tutorial. Also, I hope you don’t mind performing the whole song as you did on the previous video lesson dated back February 4, 2018. You did a splendid performance. Much appreciated, Dan. 👍🥰
Hello! Yes, this is part of my redoing older videos from 2016 onwards so I'm not surprised you're aware of the previous! :) I will perform it fully in part 2! Always a pleasure, thanks for watching!
The one that i learned like this that showed me jazz songs are all easy progressions was "Emily"....the bridge never made sense to me until i broke it down into a 1-6-2-5 on the 6th.
Je vois ici l'importance de ka dissection philosophique que tu nous enseigne, on aborde désormais la note par son positionnement ( 2..4 5 ou 7 ou 9 ! Oui je découvre là ce lien bien intense sur Moonlight serenade, je comprends de mieux en mieux 6251 ou 36251 dès que j'ai compris la leçon sur la dissection ! Merci mille fois cher Dan de ton enseignement !😅
Merci d'avoir regardé et pour ton commentaire ! Ce truc du 6251 n'est pas trop difficile quand on connaît les gammes majeures, n'est-ce pas ? J'ai récemment posté une vidéo dans laquelle je prouve à quel point le répertoire jazz est similaire... je pense que tu l'apprécieras : th-cam.com/video/OSZ3OjFYzDw/w-d-xo.html Cordialement, Dan
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Please help me to help you by making the most of the following links which will give you access to much more recent content, as well as some options to support my channel:
Video Management Website: www.dan-the-composer.com
Blog: piano-jazz.blogspot.com/
All Videos: th-cam.com/users/danthecomposervideos
All Playlists: th-cam.com/users/danthecomposerplaylists
eBooks and Podcast Collection: danthecomposer.gumroad.com/
Water Pianism Syllabus: piano-jazz.blogspot.com/2022/04/water-pianism-syllabus.html
Patreon: www.patreon.com/danthecomposer
Don't forget the Bell icon when you Subscribe to be notified of all new uploads!
This is a much better way of learning than just reading the notes. It makes the brain work harder and this leads to understanding and retention. Thanks!
Thank you Dan for the lesson on “Moonlight Serenade” (Key of “F major”). You always make it seemingly very simple. I love the song. I still have my old score or lead sheet. I had marked two floating 2-5-1s’ on ^6 (Eb, A7(#5), D7(b9)) and on ^2 etc. thus making it sound nice with a bit of emotion. I hope you will do the 2nd part of this tutorial. Also, I hope you don’t mind performing the whole song as you did on the previous video lesson dated back February 4, 2018. You did a splendid performance. Much appreciated, Dan. 👍🥰
Hello! Yes, this is part of my redoing older videos from 2016 onwards so I'm not surprised you're aware of the previous! :) I will perform it fully in part 2!
Always a pleasure, thanks for watching!
The one that i learned like this that showed me jazz songs are all easy progressions was "Emily"....the bridge never made sense to me until i broke it down into a 1-6-2-5 on the 6th.
Je vois ici l'importance de ka dissection philosophique que tu nous enseigne, on aborde désormais la note par son positionnement ( 2..4 5 ou 7 ou 9 ! Oui je découvre là ce lien bien intense sur Moonlight serenade, je comprends de mieux en mieux 6251 ou 36251 dès que j'ai compris la leçon sur la dissection ! Merci mille fois cher Dan de ton enseignement !😅
Merci d'avoir regardé et pour ton commentaire ! Ce truc du 6251 n'est pas trop difficile quand on connaît les gammes majeures, n'est-ce pas ? J'ai récemment posté une vidéo dans laquelle je prouve à quel point le répertoire jazz est similaire... je pense que tu l'apprécieras : th-cam.com/video/OSZ3OjFYzDw/w-d-xo.html
Cordialement,
Dan