When people post... "Thanks for giving me the keys to the door", imho those are the most beautiful compliments a teacher can receive. You deserve so much credit for touching musical hearts. Please give this lady all the support she deserves! Lovely
Paul, you worded that so well! I agree that "this lady", Sangah deserves our support. I've watched quite a few of her other videos, and they are CRAZY ENTERTAINING !!! Inside her teaching skills there is hidden an amazing playful side. If you haven't checked out her other videos, you will be impressed when you do! Have a great rest of the week, sir! 😊
0:55 What is ii-V-I 1:03 Roots 1:22 Chords 2:50 Pattern overview 3:49 Importance of making your own notes 4:16 What Sangah Noona really practices 4:32 (Form A) ii Adding 9th 5:00 V Adding 9th, invert 7th to bass, switch 5th to 6th 5:25 I Add 9th, switch 5th to 6th 5:42 Form A overview 7:10 Form B (LH 1-7/1-3) 8:45 Form C 10:22 Form D
Wow. Im primarily a guitarist. In a punk band. You just explained all the questions i ever had on the ii V I progressions. Ive watched a thousand jazz tutorials and all i needed was this video. Thanks for the key to the door.
In classical music theory: Major-Minor in modern music the combination of the 2, is a good place to start. ii V (i or I) can be conceptualized in many ways. With exploration you will find so so many paths to take. Sangah will open doors, and the doors keep opening........ Appreciated is her talent!
@@wally3608 in my mind, punk should always sound like jazz. The biggest takeaway for me was using inverted chords to give it that slanky sound. Even though i play in an abrasive band, i like to study all kinds of music, especially on instruments im a novice on. I just love expression of all types.
I'm glad she is very transparent and shared that in the past she was lazy. I love to play but I work a lot and I struggle with having a consistent practice schedule. This video gives me a little hope that I could turn things around.
A zillion thanks Sangah Noona ! You're not only a top notch performer but also a wonderful teacher with a spicy sense or humor too ! Giving People like you are making this world a better place.
I'm happy to hear that Schlomoh! You know I was thinking about you while I was making this video. You were kind of my target student on this video. 😉 Hope this helps!
i wish you were my teacher when i was young. That is the way teach!!! not too serious about yourself but very serious about the lesson, how to be clear, efficient in information transfer. Really a perfect lesson!! thank you!!!
is just me or is the dog playing a note on the keyboard the best part of this video?! I mean the tutorial was phenomenal and really helpful but once the dog appeared, immediately the best video in youtube
@@SangahNoona Since you replied and saw this comment, I think I should write a comment in a proper way. This was the most insightful video I watched about the 2-5-1 (and I've watched plenty!). Thank you very much for doing this, I'm gonna study all the forms that you presented. And it made me laugh and smile a lot too, you have great sense of humor! :)
The jokes help with remembering key points. You can always correlate important info with a joke she made in your mind, so you will remember that point later.
Once I finally played 2 5 1 correctly, I took it through the root chords until A major and I got really excited bc I began vocalizing. I realized, THIS music here is very expressive. This is the level I wanted to explore. I'll be watching this lesson for a few months to practice and improvise with. Thank you so much for your lesson.
Thanks again dear Sanga for this extraordinario lesson. When I see you play, I admire you still to do it, but when you explain how do you do it, your magic develops that the main fact is to enjoy what we do and use your advices. Thanks again and God bless you. Yo
I've been a classically trained pianist for decades and have dabbled in many genres including contemporary and jazz but this video really opened my eyes. This is so awesome, you are so awesome, love your energy and your smile. Much gratitude!😘🥰
Before I forget, I just wanna let you know: Your inspiration has enriched my playing, increased my determination, and strengthened my dedication to the piano. Thank You.
Wow amazing!! I've watched many of these 2-5-1 videos and I dont understand any of them but this one is brilliant and feels like a bomb of knowledge just dropped! You are very good at teaching this in a logical and structural way!
I really don´t know who are most beautiful if your dog,your piano or you nonono I was just kiding oviusly you are the most beautiful pianist I know .A kiss with love from Colombia.
Great video, It was 21 years ago my late guitar teacher taught me II-V-I and all I want is playing rock/grunge/punk/metal music. RIP my teacher, I become a better player because of you.
I have been looking into this type of content since I've been learning the piano (where have I been all to just found this now??!!) this content is sooo rich, it teaches you the basic foundations, and expandable without limits. I've been making a very good progress. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. ❤
After 1 year of theory (I worked hard and got a good grade) this totally makes sense. How you arrange the notes and avoid doubling was new to me. I definitely need to start practicing again! Thank you for so much information, logically and concisely presented!
One thing I noticed about you, Sangah, is that you are a very giving person when it comes to sharing your techniques and tips. You do a great job of entertaining us with your awesome performances, and yet you are not too greedy to let us in on your little “methods” on how to be a better musician. Thank you for giving so freely to your viewers! That, is an honorable trait of yours, and we love it!!! I just realized one of the great benefits of your keyboard with LEDs…it helps the viewers to see what you are doing!! Brilliant! Did you plan that when you purchased that model? 1,720 forms?!! WHEW!…I’m so glad you clarified that because I had paused your video and was diligently searching for the fifth form (j/k) when you set my mind at ease!! Now, I’m going to have a great weekend! Only four!! Haha! I do have a question for you, however. Besides being able to confidently play the Major and minor scales, what other rudiments or fundamentals are beneficial to know in order to help our learning progression? Is it safe to say finger training is a huge part of the learning? I guess there’s a mental process also, since fingers need clear direction in not only how, but also “what” to play, right? Perhaps a better way to ask my question is: Is there a particular music book, or book series you could recommend for your students? I only had two years of piano lessons in the second grade, and I never did my homework, so I wouldn’t mind starting from scratch if it will help to solidify the fundamentals I need to know. Thank you, again, Sangah, for such a WONDERFUL video!!
Thank you for your awesome words! Well, actually I was thinking about that get rid of my keyboard because I don't really like it. The touch is too hard, and not sensitive enough for me. But if you say so, hmm... let me consider it. Haha If you want, I could make another video for understanding scales / dynamic practice, etc. Let me know if you are interested. I didn't learn things on books, so I don't have book recommendation. What's your musical goal?
@@SangahNoona, Hmmm....I should probably tell you my musical goals before I waste your time, so here they are: 1) To learn how to play 1/10 th as well as you (because if I sound even 1/10 th as good as you, then I will have the motivation to continue raising the musical bar of excellence!) 2) To learn how to play "properly" (or should I say "efficiently"?). What I mean by that is that I want to play using proper fingerings. I take lots of "short-cuts" on bass because I am self-taught. I always have to wonder how many bad habits I have learned so well that I'm not even aware I am doing it. Same with piano...I don't want to learn bad habits...a teacher would be nice, but I would like to challenge myself to learn without a teacher...only with a book, and perhaps a cyber teacher, such as TH-cam. Have you considered charging for cyber piano lessons? It probably has its pros and cons, but perhaps you could teach some of the basics, and just share your tips for a moderate fee?? 3) Scales...I know how important they are, but I want to play them properly... I guess that's the basic stuff. Oh, and I forgot one... 4) how to use the pedals, and common mistakes that people make when using the pedals. And, while I'm searching for goals...last, but certainly not least, 5) What type of cleaning solution is required to remove canine or feline saliva from keys? haha...J/K!! Seriously, I want to learn about the different types of beginner keyboards, and how they differ...what is most important in how the keys feel (weighted, vs non-weighted, for example, and everything that a beginner ought to know before buying a thousand dollar keyboard. My price range is probably somewhere between $200 and $500, but I could spend more once I am sure that I am progressing in my abilities. Thanks for your free advice, Sangah! You really should charge for it! :-)
Brilliant. I'm learning two hand standard voicings. I go around the circle of fifths in ii-V-I's. I like organizing the drill like this. And I need to close some gaps and do the ones that you taught. Then make up some more! What a great idea. Your teaching style is also lucid and engaging. I enjoy your videos.
I've been studying ii-V-I for a bit now, trying to "master" it and I have to say, yours is one of the best tutorials out there on how to practice it and make it more natural and varied. Thanks a lot for sharing your skills with us mortals, lol.
I'm a sax player first, but also gig on keyboard. I really liked your breakdown of the ii-V-I, You have a great personality and I love you dog! So sweet. I'll be subscribing.
This is really helpful. Good to know you took 4 months to get completely fluent with this. I just wrote it all down from your video. Now the work starts. Thanks for sharing!
Excellent explanations with details explaining progression, inversions, maj7 & 7 as well as 9, 11, 13, etc. She is talented, beautiful with a comfortable white fuzz chair.
In fact, his made a lot of sense and now I know what to practice for the next 4 months. I shall be able to play 2-5-1 at any time forever after this! Thank you so much! This lesson was great… :)
Ms. Noona, thank you for your willingness to share of your enthusiasm, knowledge, and heart. You may not ever see the results of generous video gift but you obvious have encouraged and inspired some students of piano. You inspired me! God bless.
interesting! its basically a system of thoroughly understanding the positions of those particular intervals in all of the scales and in a way is a short cut to playing in all of the scales as opposed to memorizing multiple scales and hoping to play in each. you're forcing yourself to memorize the scales by memorizing each "quadrant" of those chords so to speak. so instead of playing one scale up and down the piano you're playing up and down the scales with the 2 - 5 - 1 progression. it really is beautiful and "jazzy" haha. no wonder they teach this in college! thanks for sharing!
This is definitely a new way of looking at chords for me. Usually I just do the rootless voicings (sometimes base chords if I'm sight reading) in the left hand and a melody line in the right, but using both hands to make those juicy chords is nice when you're comping or just adding something cool to your improve instead of just melody lines on chords and/or shells.
Lucky to find your channel. I will learn Jazzy-not-Jazz with you. Thank you . I'm an adult learner. Trying to convince myself to have interest in piano again.
Great, I had more or less the same amazement as you described in the video at hearing these chords made with awareness. With scales and chords I have a very basic and minimalist structure, but I hope to be able to improve myself and learn something more on this side. Obviously thanks to you too. Definitely a fun and interesting channel, you are very nice and good. Congratulations. Bad luck I learned too late about another video of yours on grand piano miking and sent in a file for a contest with bad sound :( But now that I've found out I'll try to make do. for now the earphone method has already made me take a leap forward!
It's awesome,, Noona. Tried to catch the progression for years, but you explained it clear-crystal. Just take minutes for me to digest all in this video. Great Lesson!
The progression she was playing is Dm9 - G9 and CMaj13. The basic principal is that when you stack up on extension the last extension number will characterises the Chord. So if you added a 7th or b7 on top of a basic triad it will become a Maj7 or m7. If you happen to add the 9nth on top of the seventh it changes from a major7 to m9 or M9. Hope that this helps.
First video from this channel I've seen. Most music tutorials seem to be more about showing off than explaining things lol. This one made sense though.
Greetings from Germany! I love this video of yours. I learned playing all music instruments by myself and your explanation on 2-5-1 progression and exercise gives me bunch of knowledge. I hope I can master this one.
You’re awesome!!! I have never heard of this progression!!! The possibilities are endless with music. I love piano ❤️I’ve played for 10 years, and wow!!! You’re my favorite TH-camr now
Good lesson and very useful. That’s the way I learned the ii-V-I awhile back, though I also learned a variation with a 6/9 chord for the I chord. Either way, it’s a surprisingly beautiful chord sequence when played with jazzy voicings and good voice leading, as you have demonstrated here. What I learned, and I’m sure you know, but some others may not, is that if a player can get the ii-V-I "under the fingers" in all keys, that pattern (or sometimes just ii-V) often plays out in various keys within the same song, even though the song itself has never changed keys. Knowing that can help someone learn a song and find the chords much quicker if they can spot those patterns up front. And if we practice a lot, someday some of us might be fortunate enough to play and arrange almost as well as you, Sangah. But that’s a high mountain to climb. :)
Thank you dear Sangah for sharing your Ohmazing skills and knowledge with us. Congratulations! 🎉 1M views. It’s that awesome! Whooo hoooo! 👏👏👍🏼❤️. Have a terrific Sunday & lovely 4th of July!. 🎆👍🏼🎶😊
I went a long way with music (leranin' violin, playing in the orchestra, little bit piano - now I am a chor-singer and I am watching a lot of jazz (Wynton Marsalis and the JLCO, the Joan Chamorro group and his young talents) and now you: I think, I understood nearly 85% of your harmony-lesson ("understand what you play) and I am fascinated, that your kind of "happy playing" (sory for this short word) is really mind-based: You know, what you do. Thanks a lot, F.
So well done! From the editing, to the sense of humor, to the editing to the timing of you taking enough time to make sure we can understand. Beautifully done.
@@SangahNoona Ah....that's alot of hard working! You are such a beautiful musician and teacher, that I simply didn't realize that the "making of" is very demanding too. But offcourse......it is! And it really looks beautiful. Thanks a lot, you are a gift from heaven!
Sangah- This video has really been a godsend for me! I have been practicing this exercise every day- and although I am still on form B- it has helped my improv dramatically. I can’t wait to master this!! I’m very excited and I want to thank you again. Merry Christmas!
I’m really happy to hear that Ron!! Don’t forget that I would knock your door at 3am to ask you to play the whole! You will be ready that time! Let’s make it!! ❤️👍🏻😉
I literally just discovered your channel days ago, and while piano is my secondary instrument, (saxophone is my primary), what you said about being lazy is so true. You will honestly never make it in this business if you're lazy. I busted my butt shedding ii V Is even though a lot of the gigs I do aren't jazz focused, but it's so helpful to have the knowledge of the progression.
Great explanatory and unlike most of tutorials, she tries not to show-off her skill to much. These show off tutors make struggle when I follow it w/my piano
Most useful tutorial I've seen - ever! I've been stuck for a while and this will help me ten-fold!!!! Thanks Sangah. p.s absolutely love your Beatles stuff, was on my Spotify list half way through the first song I saw on here!!
Wow! This has now become the most popular video on my channel! Would you like to see more of these types of videos?
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I would LOVE to see more... scales practice, maybe? Plleeease? :)
yes!!! anything practical, please please
Yes! I am trying to get in jazz, knowing next to nothing about music theory. Videos about how to practice jazz forms/standards like these are rare...
yes please
Went from live weekends to this for my kid...thanks so much, on her behalf! She loves your tutorials & looks up to you🤩....& awww Bubuji!!!
When people post... "Thanks for giving me the keys to the door", imho those are the most beautiful compliments a teacher can receive. You deserve so much credit for touching musical hearts. Please give this lady all the support she deserves! Lovely
You are amazing Paul!! ❤️👍🏻😉
Paul, you worded that so well! I agree that "this lady", Sangah deserves our support. I've watched quite a few of her other videos, and they are CRAZY ENTERTAINING !!! Inside her teaching skills there is hidden an amazing playful side. If you haven't checked out her other videos, you will be impressed when you do! Have a great rest of the week, sir! 😊
@@MrRickonia Thank you, cheers. I will be watching a learning from all her videos. :)
@@SangahNoona Right back at you!
Am from Nigeria I so much love this. I practice it for 5 months an now I became pro. Thank you ma for this video am sounding jazzy now on my 2 5 1
0:55 What is ii-V-I
1:03 Roots
1:22 Chords
2:50 Pattern overview
3:49 Importance of making your own notes
4:16 What Sangah Noona really practices
4:32 (Form A) ii Adding 9th
5:00 V Adding 9th, invert 7th to bass, switch 5th to 6th
5:25 I Add 9th, switch 5th to 6th
5:42 Form A overview
7:10 Form B (LH 1-7/1-3)
8:45 Form C
10:22 Form D
You the real MVP
One Million Views!!!! Congratulations. "Every day parties" worked wonders for you!
Thank you Mike! You made it! 😉
Wow. Im primarily a guitarist. In a punk band. You just explained all the questions i ever had on the ii V I progressions. Ive watched a thousand jazz tutorials and all i needed was this video. Thanks for the key to the door.
YAY!!!! PUNK ROCK SPIRIT!!!! ❤😉👍
What a satisfying comment. When a person can make the light bulb turn on. That is the ultimate compliment.
From now on punk will sound like jazz.
In classical music theory: Major-Minor in modern music the combination of the 2, is a good place to start. ii V (i or I) can be conceptualized in many ways. With exploration you will find so so many paths to take. Sangah will open doors, and the doors keep opening........ Appreciated is her talent!
@@wally3608 in my mind, punk should always sound like jazz. The biggest takeaway for me was using inverted chords to give it that slanky sound. Even though i play in an abrasive band, i like to study all kinds of music, especially on instruments im a novice on. I just love expression of all types.
Woohoo, 1M Congrats!
Thank you Ted! You are so OHSOME! 😉
15:30 "If you're lazy.....not going to make it."
Absolutely 100% correct.
Yup, everyday we fight with ourselves. Beat it!! ❤️😉👍🏻
I'm glad she is very transparent and shared that in the past she was lazy. I love to play but I work a lot and I struggle with having a consistent practice schedule. This video gives me a little hope that I could turn things around.
A zillion thanks Sangah Noona ! You're not only a top notch performer but also a wonderful teacher with a spicy sense or humor too ! Giving People like you are making this world a better place.
I'm happy to hear that Schlomoh! You know I was thinking about you while I was making this video. You were kind of my target student on this video. 😉 Hope this helps!
I'm a 69 years old and I'll practice piano with you. I love when you play and sing with your soul! It's wonderful! God bless you!
i wish you were my teacher when i was young. That is the way teach!!! not too serious about yourself but very serious about the lesson, how to be clear, efficient in information transfer. Really a perfect lesson!! thank you!!!
WOW!! Best compliment of today!!! Thank you Joel!! You made my day! ❤️😉👍🏻
is just me or is the dog playing a note on the keyboard the best part of this video?! I mean the tutorial was phenomenal and really helpful but once the dog appeared, immediately the best video in youtube
I love her bad jokes lol
Bad jokes haha. ❤️😉👍🏻
@@SangahNoona Since you replied and saw this comment, I think I should write a comment in a proper way. This was the most insightful video I watched about the 2-5-1 (and I've watched plenty!). Thank you very much for doing this, I'm gonna study all the forms that you presented. And it made me laugh and smile a lot too, you have great sense of humor! :)
just kidding #mintherd
The jokes help with remembering key points. You can always correlate important info with a joke she made in your mind, so you will remember that point later.
Are they bad if we're all laughing though lol :)
She sounds jazzy, is a compliment. It means she understands the music.
Once I finally played 2 5 1 correctly, I took it through the root chords until A major and I got really excited bc I began vocalizing. I realized, THIS music here is very expressive. This is the level I wanted to explore. I'll be watching this lesson for a few months to practice and improvise with. Thank you so much for your lesson.
I found Sangah because of this video. I am forever grateful.
The progressions made me cry happy tears. Thank you for this tutorial and the honesty and the laughs! Loved it! God bless!
Much to learn!
Thanks
Thank you! 😍
I didn't think I was a beginner but after watching this, I am!
In 18?07/2020 - I liked class 2-5-1
----- I want to learn, I need to practice a lot
Your hair looks beautiful like that.
Omg better than those jazz improvisation book I read, 15minutes talk but worth hours of reading. Looking forward to your next lesson.
You are a great jazz pianist and singers. Love you
I love hearing her saying jazzy :) I can tell that it is more of how you feel it than reading the sheet and analyzing the theory.
Sheeesh!!!! In depth! Giving us that college level knowledge
This is the best 2-5-1 video I've ever watched. It is clear,consise and understandable for intermediate pianists like me
Happy to hear that Michael! ❤😉👍
Thanks again dear Sanga for this extraordinario lesson. When I see you play, I admire you still to do it, but when you explain how do you do it, your magic develops that the main fact is to enjoy what we do and use your advices. Thanks again and God bless you. Yo
Played trumpet for years. Switched to piano. This is exactly what I needed to evolve as a player.😀
I love this Teacher so funny not boring💓💓💓
I've been a classically trained pianist for decades and have dabbled in many genres including contemporary and jazz but this video really opened my eyes. This is so awesome, you are so awesome, love your energy and your smile. Much gratitude!😘🥰
You are incredible, Sangah! You are a star! Thank you and give us more lessons please!
Before I forget, I just wanna let you know: Your inspiration has enriched my playing, increased my determination, and strengthened my dedication to the piano. Thank You.
Thank you ....as someone who studied classical piano this is great .....thank,you thank you .....
Wow amazing!! I've watched many of these 2-5-1 videos and I dont understand any of them but this one is brilliant and feels like a bomb of knowledge just dropped! You are very good at teaching this in a logical and structural way!
WOW! I'm really happy to hear that! Thank you my friend! ❤👍😉
I really don´t know who are most beautiful if your dog,your piano or you nonono I was just kiding oviusly you are the most beautiful pianist I know .A kiss with love from Colombia.
Great video, It was 21 years ago my late guitar teacher taught me II-V-I and all I want is playing rock/grunge/punk/metal music. RIP my teacher, I become a better player because of you.
Love your sense of humor.... and also great looking dog!! You're the best!! Thanks!!
I have been looking into this type of content since I've been learning the piano (where have I been all to just found this now??!!)
this content is sooo rich, it teaches you the basic foundations, and expandable without limits.
I've been making a very good progress. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. ❤
とてもためになる動画です！練習の参考にさせてもらいます。ありがとうございます。
Key takeaway here: "if you're lazy, you're not going to make it." I love it.
After 1 year of theory (I worked hard and got a good grade) this totally makes sense. How you arrange the notes and avoid doubling was new to me. I definitely need to start practicing again! Thank you for so much information, logically and concisely presented!
Finally I found the ways to practice chords in such jazzy ways... improvisation! Thank you!
One thing I noticed about you, Sangah, is that you are a very giving person when it comes to sharing your techniques and tips. You do a great job of entertaining us with your awesome performances, and yet you are not too greedy to let us in on your little “methods” on how to be a better musician. Thank you for giving so freely to your viewers! That, is an honorable trait of yours, and we love it!!!
I just realized one of the great benefits of your keyboard with LEDs…it helps the viewers to see what you are doing!! Brilliant! Did you plan that when you purchased that model?
1,720 forms?!! WHEW!…I’m so glad you clarified that because I had paused your video and was diligently searching for the fifth form (j/k) when you set my mind at ease!! Now, I’m going to have a great weekend! Only four!! Haha!
I do have a question for you, however. Besides being able to confidently play the Major and minor scales, what other rudiments or fundamentals are beneficial to know in order to help our learning progression? Is it safe to say finger training is a huge part of the learning? I guess there’s a mental process also, since fingers need clear direction in not only how, but also “what” to play, right? Perhaps a better way to ask my question is: Is there a particular music book, or book series you could recommend for your students? I only had two years of piano lessons in the second grade, and I never did my homework, so I wouldn’t mind starting from scratch if it will help to solidify the fundamentals I need to know.
Thank you, again, Sangah, for such a WONDERFUL video!!
Thank you for your awesome words!
Well, actually I was thinking about that get rid of my keyboard because I don't really like it. The touch is too hard, and not sensitive enough for me. But if you say so, hmm... let me consider it. Haha
If you want, I could make another video for understanding scales / dynamic practice, etc. Let me know if you are interested. I didn't learn things on books, so I don't have book recommendation. What's your musical goal?
YES!!! Pls do!!! Cannot talk now, but will give you my goals later! Thank you, Sangah!
@@SangahNoona, Hmmm....I should probably tell you my musical goals before I waste your time, so here they are:
1) To learn how to play 1/10 th as well as you (because if I sound even 1/10 th as good as you, then I will have the motivation to continue raising the musical bar of excellence!)
2) To learn how to play "properly" (or should I say "efficiently"?). What I mean by that is that I want to play using proper fingerings. I take lots of "short-cuts" on bass because I am self-taught. I always have to wonder how many bad habits I have learned so well that I'm not even aware I am doing it. Same with piano...I don't want to learn bad habits...a teacher would be nice, but I would like to challenge myself to learn without a teacher...only with a book, and perhaps a cyber teacher, such as TH-cam. Have you considered charging for cyber piano lessons? It probably has its pros and cons, but perhaps you could teach some of the basics, and just share your tips for a moderate fee??
3) Scales...I know how important they are, but I want to play them properly...
I guess that's the basic stuff. Oh, and I forgot one...
4) how to use the pedals, and common mistakes that people make when using the pedals.
And, while I'm searching for goals...last, but certainly not least,
5) What type of cleaning solution is required to remove canine or feline saliva from keys? haha...J/K!!
Seriously, I want to learn about the different types of beginner keyboards, and how they differ...what is most important in how the keys feel (weighted, vs non-weighted, for example, and everything that a beginner ought to know before buying a thousand dollar keyboard. My price range is probably somewhere between $200 and $500, but I could spend more once I am sure that I am progressing in my abilities.
Thanks for your free advice, Sangah! You really should charge for it! :-)
Brilliant. I'm learning two hand standard voicings. I go around the circle of fifths in ii-V-I's. I like organizing the drill like this. And I need to close some gaps and do the ones that you taught. Then make up some more! What a great idea. Your teaching style is also lucid and engaging. I enjoy your videos.
I've been studying ii-V-I for a bit now, trying to "master" it and I have to say, yours is one of the best tutorials out there on how to practice it and make it more natural and varied. Thanks a lot for sharing your skills with us mortals, lol.
excellent teacher, entertaining....thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I am a keyboardist, sometimes pro, want to improve my Jazz. You are brilliant and inspiring Sangah, thanks.
I'm a sax player first, but also gig on keyboard. I really liked your breakdown of the ii-V-I,
You have a great personality and I love you dog! So sweet.
I'll be subscribing.
This is really helpful. Good to know you took 4 months to get completely fluent with this.
I just wrote it all down from your video. Now the work starts.
Thanks for sharing!
Talented , fun to learn from , pretty talented lady , keep doing your thing and popping up on my screen ..😉
My new favourite person on the internet. She's amazing
Was the best class about 251 !!!!!! Uau !!!!!!
I've been playing that chord progression for years and wondered why it sounded so good !
Thanks.
You are amazing! Great teaching skills!! Totally love u.
Fantastic instruction - and once I’m confident that I’m ready, Sangah has the practice sheets for each of the 4 forms on MusicNotes. So ohmazing! 🎹🎵
Excellent explanations with details explaining progression, inversions, maj7 & 7 as well as 9, 11, 13, etc. She is talented, beautiful with a comfortable white fuzz chair.
In fact, his made a lot of sense and now I know what to practice for the next 4 months. I shall be able to play 2-5-1 at any time forever after this! Thank you so much! This lesson was great… :)
Glad to hear that! ❤️👍🏻😉
Sangha 'no im kidding' Noona.
This was really helpful.
Ms. Noona, thank you for your willingness to share of your enthusiasm, knowledge, and heart. You may not ever see the results of generous video gift but you obvious have encouraged and inspired some students of piano. You inspired me! God bless.
WOW!!! I'm honored to hear that! You made my day Steven! Thank you and God bless you! ❤👍😉
Yeah I wish she were local I would 💸💶💷 her for lessons 💯 🎼🎹🎹🎹🎹 🔥🔥🔥🔥 God Bless Her
Thank you!!! So we'll explained.. I love your approach and your jokes.. beautiful dog, they are ones best friend.. 🐕🎵
interesting! its basically a system of thoroughly understanding the positions of those particular intervals in all of the scales and in a way is a short cut to playing in all of the scales as opposed to memorizing multiple scales and hoping to play in each. you're forcing yourself to memorize the scales by memorizing each "quadrant" of those chords so to speak. so instead of playing one scale up and down the piano you're playing up and down the scales with the 2 - 5 - 1 progression. it really is beautiful and "jazzy" haha. no wonder they teach this in college! thanks for sharing!
I wish I could speak English like you well. ❤️😉👍🏻
Thank you Sangah for teaching me.
This is definitely a new way of looking at chords for me. Usually I just do the rootless voicings (sometimes base chords if I'm sight reading) in the left hand and a melody line in the right, but using both hands to make those juicy chords is nice when you're comping or just adding something cool to your improve instead of just melody lines on chords and/or shells.
Thank you for that video, Sangah. It helped me a lot with my sound on the piano. Greetings from Good ole Germany. Eddie
I love this lady's tutorial. It's lovely when she says "jazzy" hahaha
Lucky to find your channel. I will learn Jazzy-not-Jazz with you. Thank you . I'm an adult learner. Trying to convince myself to have interest in piano again.
Great, I had more or less the same amazement as you described in the video at hearing these chords made with awareness.
With scales and chords I have a very basic and minimalist structure, but I hope to be able to improve myself and learn something more on this side.
Obviously thanks to you too.
Definitely a fun and interesting channel, you are very nice and good.
Congratulations.
Bad luck I learned too late about another video of yours on grand piano miking and sent in a file for a contest with bad sound :(
But now that I've found out I'll try to make do.
for now the earphone method has already made me take a leap forward!
Thx. That really helped. I happened to be diving deep into 2m7b5, V7alt, im7 around the circle.
It's awesome,, Noona. Tried to catch the progression for years, but you explained it clear-crystal. Just take minutes for me to digest all in this video. Great Lesson!
Great Explanation, Sangah. Thanks so much. Now the work begins.
The progression she was playing is Dm9 - G9 and CMaj13. The basic principal is that when you stack up on extension the last extension number will characterises the Chord. So if you added a 7th or b7 on top of a basic triad it will become a Maj7 or m7. If you happen to add the 9nth on top of the seventh it changes from a major7 to m9 or M9. Hope that this helps.
Awesome explanation! I should invite you!! ❤😉👍
First video from this channel I've seen. Most music tutorials seem to be more about showing off than explaining things lol.
This one made sense though.
1M 🥳
1 Million people have had the honor of learning how to master the 2-5-1 progression from one of the best piano teachers ever 🎹
Make more videos ma'am, easy to understand. taught very well. Thanks
The best 2,5,1, video Ive ever seen... You just earned my subs... Thank you lady...
I'm honored to hear that! Thank you! ❤😉👍
Thank you Sangah!
Very usefull.
I’ll start these exercices right now.
Talk to you after.
Greetings from Germany!
I love this video of yours. I learned playing all music instruments by myself and your explanation on 2-5-1 progression and exercise gives me bunch of knowledge. I hope I can master this one.
This is EXCELLENT, thanks! Very educational, lots of information, and your humor is great!
You’re awesome!!! I have never heard of this progression!!! The possibilities are endless with music. I love piano ❤️I’ve played for 10 years, and wow!!! You’re my favorite TH-camr now
Extreme informative! Best 2-5-1 lesson and explanation in the lifetime. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Good lesson and very useful. That’s the way I learned the ii-V-I awhile back, though I also learned a variation with a 6/9 chord for the I chord. Either way, it’s a surprisingly beautiful chord sequence when played with jazzy voicings and good voice leading, as you have demonstrated here.
What I learned, and I’m sure you know, but some others may not, is that if a player can get the ii-V-I "under the fingers" in all keys, that pattern (or sometimes just ii-V) often plays out in various keys within the same song, even though the song itself has never changed keys. Knowing that can help someone learn a song and find the chords much quicker if they can spot those patterns up front.
And if we practice a lot, someday some of us might be fortunate enough to play and arrange almost as well as you, Sangah. But that’s a high mountain to climb. :)
i love your smile saying jazzy 😍😁😁😁
Thanks!
Thank you dear Sangah for sharing your Ohmazing skills and knowledge with us. Congratulations! 🎉 1M views. It’s that awesome! Whooo hoooo! 👏👏👍🏼❤️. Have a terrific Sunday & lovely 4th of July!. 🎆👍🏼🎶😊
Thank you Lisa! You are always sweet! 😉
@@SangahNoona Thank you. We piano students really appreciate you so much. You have no idea. 🙌👏👏👍🏼😀❤️🎹🎶
Very simple and nice... Txy sis, i am so bless... Be your self n God bless you.
Well, I think I just found a new teacher for learning Piano, and it's you Sangah... thnks for sharing your knowledge! 😘🙏
I’m honored! ❤️😉👍🏻
I went a long way with music (leranin' violin, playing in the orchestra, little bit piano - now I am a chor-singer and I am watching a lot of jazz (Wynton Marsalis and the JLCO, the Joan Chamorro group and his young talents) and now you: I think, I understood nearly 85% of your harmony-lesson ("understand what you play) and I am fascinated, that your kind of "happy playing" (sory for this short word) is really mind-based: You know, what you do. Thanks a lot, F.
Everything is ok. She was just kidding.
Loved it. Especially the camera above keyboard. 👍
Thank you so so so so much! you are amazing here and to even share your knowledge here, we say thank you for spreading your love for music.
What a cool smart qurky sister you are... Im a casual player.. A beginner really a producer bit you have really inspired me to go deeper
So well done! From the editing, to the sense of humor, to the editing to the timing of you taking enough time to make sure we can understand. Beautifully done.
Finally!!! Someone talks about my video skills! (still need to improve a loooooooot but this one took like three days to finish editing!!) ❤😉👍
@@SangahNoona Ah....that's alot of hard working! You are such a beautiful musician and teacher, that I simply didn't realize that the "making of" is very demanding too. But offcourse......it is! And it really looks beautiful. Thanks a lot, you are a gift from heaven!
@@wally3608 WOW!! I'm really honored to hear that Wally!! I like your name btw! ❤👍😉
Thank you. Advanced beginner on keys here that loves your videos! Very helpful.
Sangah- This video has really been a godsend for me! I have been practicing this exercise every day- and although I am still on form B- it has helped my improv dramatically. I can’t wait to master this!! I’m very excited and I want to thank you again. Merry Christmas!
I’m really happy to hear that Ron!! Don’t forget that I would knock your door at 3am to ask you to play the whole! You will be ready that time! Let’s make it!! ❤️👍🏻😉
Sangah Noona OMG!! That’s motivation for sure! I better stop watching your lounge videos and get back to work😁😁😆.
I literally just discovered your channel days ago, and while piano is my secondary instrument, (saxophone is my primary), what you said about being lazy is so true. You will honestly never make it in this business if you're lazy. I busted my butt shedding ii V Is even though a lot of the gigs I do aren't jazz focused, but it's so helpful to have the knowledge of the progression.
“Oh wow...”
*looks at camara*
“jazzyyy...” lol
Great explanatory and unlike most of tutorials, she tries not to show-off her skill to much.
These show off tutors make struggle when I follow it w/my piano
Nice work! The extended chords really give it flavor. Feels like a master class. Thanks!
🔙... Jan. 16/22 (7:20 pm EST)... 💚... So many were able to profit from such a wonderful lesson. Loved reading the comments. Bless you Sangah. 🌹💜
Glad you are her too! 👊💥👍🏼👏❤️😊
Most useful tutorial I've seen - ever! I've been stuck for a while and this will help me ten-fold!!!! Thanks Sangah. p.s absolutely love your Beatles stuff, was on my Spotify list half way through the first song I saw on here!!