Piano E4 is here!!
Added 2019-01-16 01:47:51 +0000 UTCBrand nu piano concept for yall; basically, stop doin too much and tryin so hard!! Just play one note bby. One note is all you need.
Doesn't mean this will be easy. There's lots to be done with the left hand. In this episode I'm introducing arpeggiated OPEN POSITION TRIADS. Once you get them down they're one of my fav all time go to's for sooooo many stylistic tricks on piano.
Have fun with this. Next month I'll be getting more into borrowing chords from a parallel major and minor key and how to do slick drippy harmonization to any melody. Happy Tuesday yall Β£;^)
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Bryan Murphy
2019-01-16 09:43:54 +0000 UTCThanks Bryan :). And great questions. I don't there's a right answer, any path will get you there. Choose the most enjoyable one i'd say, what matters is that you put time into any of these. These vids aren't going anywhere, so it might be nice to go through a little of each one at a time, and double back when you feel you're ready. These vids are VERY CHALLENGING, even to me as I watch them back haha. The more of these vids you watch and absorb, the more the concepts will come together across the board for all of them. So just be patient, do a bit of each one at a time. And just keep practicing Β£;^)
JNTHN STEIN
2019-01-16 04:38:40 +0000 UTCPs love your jacket in this video π
Bryan Murphy
2019-01-16 02:07:00 +0000 UTCAnother great video, I love how beautiful everything you are playing sounds. So I have a question, I find I am having to move more slowly with the piano then I am with the push, I am especially taking longer to get all the iivi done, so what would you recommend is the best way to practice everything, should I keep practicing a little from each lesson. Or should I stick with just the iivi or should I move on to this lesson and come back etc, really what do you think is the best approach to keep up with everything but not get rusty on other things
Bryan Murphy
2019-01-16 02:06:40 +0000 UTC
