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www.havefunplaypiano.com Learn Piano Fast & Easy Without Reading Music This DVD “Have Fun Play Piano” guides you with easy to follow steps. You’ll learn … * Piano Theory – The Short Version * Basic Chords * Popular Progressions * Adding Fill & Flavor * Rhythm, Timing and Tempo * Shuffle Styles * Playing the Oldies * Easy Chord Inversions and More !!! Includes 7 Bonus Jam Along Music Tracks. Whether you want to Entertain your Family, Impress your Friends or Play in a Band, this is one Dvd you’ll want to see. Learn how playing piano can be easier then you ever imagined. . For more information Please Visit http
…..after to have listened to the version of “Hank Jones” I have been very inspired to play this fabulous song. Naturally my version is not to the level of that one of the great Hank Jones …. but I hope that you at least enjoy also this my version:-) II have annotated my harmony but Attention please – equal to minor For stereo sound just go to: vids.myspace.com More info: “The Very Thought of You” is a pop standard published in 1934, with music and lyrics by Ray Noble. In addition to Noble’s own hit recording of the song with his orchestra, featuring the vocals of Al Bowlly, there was also a popular version recorded that same year by Bing Crosby. A decade later, the song was on the charts again in a version by Vaughn Monroe. Doris Day sang the song in the 1950 movie Young Man with a Horn, a fictional tale partly based on the life of early jazz trumpeter Bix Beiderbecke. In 1961, “The Very Thought of You” was on the charts again, in a rhythm & blues version recorded by Little Willie John, and three years later a rock and roll version by Ricky Nelson reached #26 on the Billboard chart, lasting 7 weeks in the hot 100 and crossing to #11 on Billboard’s Easy Listening chart. There have also been numerous recordings of the song by jazz and pop standards artists, including Frank Sinatra, Nat “King” Cole, Carmen McRae, Billie Holiday, and Elvis Costello; and a blues version on Albert King’s Born Under a Bad Sign album. Most recently, Tony Bennett and Paul McCartney recorded …
www.gospel-chords.com This chords and progression in this video are from the the “Adventures in Harmony Music Course”. The main instruction volume for this series is The Handbook of Harmony – Gospel – Jazz – R&B – Soul COLOR – ISBN – 1453700951. B&W – ISBN – 1453684093. This video is using chord voicings for the melody notes corresponding to tone V in the Db Scale The voicings in this video are beautiful two handed voicings that have that black gospel praise and worship feel. The voicings in this reference are used in the patent pending system and technique created by Creative Music. Creative Music has developed a revolutionary method enabling keyboard musicians to quickly harmonize a line of notes with infinite chord changes. Imagine being able to play a different chord on every melody note! The system is such that no two musicians will come up with the same resulting harmonization. With this course you will be creating harmonies and progressions to go with music of your choice. There are no songs or progressions to memorize in this course. This is because you are going to be creating your own progressions and harmonies to go with the songs that you choose. This is a step-by-step that you can apply to any piece of music Gregory Moody Creative Music’s founder is an accomplished musician and software engineer, who comes from a family lineage of musicians, ie, his world famous cousin NEA jazz master and recording artist, James Moody. Music education has not changed in the …
ive been playing piano for about a year now. im 13.
ive been teaching myself how to play piano. i love to play it.
i like to play classical and jazz.
i teach myself from tutorials on youtube. they give the notes and the chords for the songs.
i can read sheet music because i play flute and saxophone but i cant read piano .
i can try to but it gets too frustrating if im teaching myself.
Study music online with Berklee: www.berkleemusic.com Check out this video from Berkleemusic.com and watch as Berklee professor Paul Schmeling explains how to master the toughest jazz standard with ease and improve your left hand technique by utilizing shell voicings to represent chords in the left hand.
Learn how to play the diminished seventh piano chord progression in this free video music series that will teach you how to utilize one of the essentials of mastering the piano – playing diminished chords. Expert: Mike Lais Bio: Mike Lais is an accomplished young musician that has a deep passion for music and loves to share is passion with others. Filmmaker: Doug Craig
SoloingTechniques.com Learn gospel shouting music licks and runs. High praise and gospel chords and shouting music will be taught extensively on this DVD. Urban Soloing Techniques Volume I is an amazing improvisational soloing DVD for gospel, neo soul, jazz, and R&B styles. You are probably sick of playing the same chords and doing the same few runs and tricks that you find so mundane. Well now you will be able to spice up your playing with an arsenal of solos, licks, tricks, runs, riffs, and “phat” improvisational techniques. Urban Soloing Techniques Volume I is slated for the beginner to intermediate keyboard player. We will teach you the basics of soloing as it relates to scales, grace notes, fingering techniques, and ear training. Most importantly, we are giving you all of the important tools that you can use in today’s music, which will keep you contemporary and not “old-school” sounding. Many of the licks and tricks are taken from very popular gospel runs and jazz improvisational riffs that you hear in your favorite jazz and gospel artists. Look no further! This is the DVD you need to FINALLY phatten up your playing and take your chops to a whole other level. Urban Soloing Techniques Volume II is a continuation to our extraordinary Volume I DVD set and is slated for the intermediate player. We teach in a “shed style” manner in which we go crazy with every riff, lick, trick, we know, but we show you all of the chords and runs. For you gospel players, we spend a whole …
The Chord Progression: Dm7 – G7 – Cmaj7 – (A7) Note; The ‘A7′ chord is a ‘turn around’ chord. This allows the player to go back to the beginning of the chord progression. Hey Guys, In this video I show you a common chord progression in Jazz. It’s basic, but as I show you, you can make it fun and musically intersting. Hope this video helps, and please feel free to leave a comment, Thanks Ben
Supercharge your harmony with the simple yet powerful concept of polychordism – playing more than one chord simultaneously! The lesson itself will be given on a piano, but the concept is general and can be applied to any instrument. Polychords sound modern and sophisticated, and offer a creative way of re-using triads (and other chords) and a new way of looking at old concepts.
…. but I hope that you at least enjoy also this my version:-) II have annotated my harmony but Attention please – equal to minor For stereo sound just go to: vids.myspace.com More info: “The Very Thought of You” is a pop standard published in 1934, with music and lyrics by Ray Noble. In addition to Noble’s own hit recording of the song with his orchestra, featuring the vocals of Al Bowlly, there was also a popular version recorded that same year by Bing Crosby. A decade later, the song was on the charts again in a version by Vaughn Monroe. Doris Day sang the song in the 1950 movie Young Man with a Horn, a fictional tale partly based on the life of early jazz trumpeter Bix Beiderbecke. In 1961, “The Very Thought of You” was on the charts again, in a rhythm & blues version recorded by Little Willie John, and three years later a rock and roll version by Ricky Nelson reached #26 on the Billboard chart, lasting 7 weeks in the hot 100 and crossing to #11 on Billboard’s Easy Listening chart. There have also been numerous recordings of the song by jazz and pop standards artists, including Frank Sinatra, Nat “King” Cole, Carmen McRae, Billie Holiday, and Elvis Costello; and a blues version on Albert King’s Born Under a Bad Sign album. Most recently, Tony Bennett and Paul McCartney recorded …