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Thank you!!! Youre a gift from heaven for this❤❤❤

Really useful .. thank you .. gonna have some fun with this ❤️

Happily I just found your channel and am really glad I did! I’m a perpetual beginner. Took lessons for 4 years decades ago and am just starting again. Coincidentally, I also attended USC…but in the mid 1970’s.

Interesting, but it was hard for me to listen. Because the piano is not tuned correctly.

Thank you for this - I'll work on it!

Thanks for the memory tips :). What about sleep hygiene? Is practicing music at night influencing the quality of sleep? I try to improve my sleep routine as well as practice at the moment. Have been having trouble falling asleep and sleeping longer hours, I even cut down all caffeine intake

Great video - I have a recital in 4 weeks time so very helpful😀😀

This was brilliant, Ted - thank you. I was familiar with these ideas, yet the sequential synthesis of each point into such a malleable progression made this lesson immediately usable and more profound. I'm a guitarist and found drop-3/drop-2 options with inversions and bass movements that instantly opened up exciting voice-leading avenues. I guess I wasnt playing revelatory things but it reminded me to be more cognisant - a good thing. Yes, Barry Harris is a goldmine.... Some standards come to mind like: A child is born (I love that Imaj7 - ivmin6 like Bbmaj7 - Ebmin6/Bb, back and forth), Who can I turn to?, even All the things you are and Autumn leaves lol. I often write and play chord-melody solo guitar, or accompany in small groups (with the occasional solo 😅) so lessons like these help me gaze through a different lens at familiar things. I'll study and elaborate on this lesson at length with my own arrangements. Excellent professional content. 😊

This has just blown my mind. Thank you!!!!!

OMG I knew there was a reason I loved your content. Fellow Thornton School of Music musician. Fight on my friend ✌🏾

Thank you for this information. Any tips on staying focused while performing. I sometimes find my mind wandering a bit. Not nervous energy, more anxious energy. Hope this makes sense.

You're on time!!! I can't believe ,I was panicking this morning about my performance which is due in 2 weeks and you just showed up like that!! Well thanks a lot I appreciate that you too felt like that guess am not the only one.

Thanks!

Great tutorial. I lost you at the "extending back" section, but I'll be watching this again -- and again some more. Thanks.

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Add sustain Inversion Single notes Octaves, if you wanna be bass sounding Add the sixth(?) Pewpowpewpow Pickup "a-one, a-three" on the left hand First note pam pam next note pam pam (octaves) Playing four notes (double the first note) Do the pew pew pew Arpeggiating (?) Like a guitar First note to the first note different octave 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 instead of 34 Changing the top note and using the same notes of the scale being used (in this case walking down the c major scale)

kind of advance for me...................... but i love it, thanks Sir

very nice!

I like this!!! Please do more!!! 🤗

I just play around on the piano when songwriting; can't read notes so play by ear. Videos like this inspire me to practice more... Thank you!

Good stuff!!!

Such a nice teacher we could ever find on a RUclips video .. 👍❤

Strong work! 🎉

You are an outstanding teacher❗️

Go hug your parents for giving you the chance to learn and be so expert. I am sure they sacrificed for you to have lessons and music. I wish I had your skill, you make it look easy.

Fantastic.Love the chromatic passers !

Thanks sir

How did you manage to use Beatles number without copyright strike, I’m impressed. And surprised. …well done

Remarkable

Wonderful lesson on transitions. And absolutely beautiful playing. Also realized I have been misnaming many of these chords. Eg f# dim, ive been calling it a D7 augmented.

Wow! This is one of the best tutorials I’ve watched ❤ Very informative and instructions and explanations are so clear and easy to follow. I love all the analogy to the guitar, even drums. Wonderful!!! Subscribed right away 👏👏👏

Thank you Ted!..🤍 God bless you more!

There is a lot of good info in this video, but using the sustain petal is going to take some practice, because I use my foot to keep the beat while playing guitar.

This might be a skosh over my playing ability, which, admittedly, isn't saying much, but it was very thoughtfully laid out, easy to listen to (very important) and will be useful when I can drag myself up a notch or two. Thanks.

Subscribed.

Thank you for this video. This is the best video I’ve seen on passing chords. I especially liked the extending back portion. Really gives freedom and ideas for my own playing

This is an outstanding lesson! Thank you 🙏

Great Lesson. I am a guitar player, and I will use these concepts in my playing.

What I've been looking for! 💖 Do you have rhythms for fast paced songs?

Molto interessante. Grazie davvero.

That is an absolutely brilliant lesson. Will be referring back again and again. Thanks so much

This is so massively helpful. Thank you for making this.

Thank you, Sir!🥰

Great lesson there , sir , so many useful concepts there , Thanks a lot , from South Sudan .

I learning this song by ear and felt i had sussed it was in e flat major.. did the whole number thing, the melody was 6 1 3 4 3, and ive done half of the song and suddenly had a thought that the first note is C, and does that possibly mean its in C minor rather than E flat M,,, now obviously it sounds the same, but if it is C minor all the numbers are wrong, does this matter at all? ❤

It's just.. mesmerising 😁

Fantastic tutorial. Beautifully explained. 😊

Good stuff… I struggle with dominate chords. Now I need to apply this to every key. This may take awhile without a pdf of some sort. Good stuff though. Thanks

hi am from sri lanka i like to play keyboard but i cant understana pls send me chord sheet

This video is underrated. Like this was genuinely cool to watch.