The simplicity with which you teach is breathtaking. It shows you understand and master playing the piano. Thank you so much.

thank you. this was very helpful

Very helpful

Thank you so much. Was wondering why it was not showing in the normal bluetooth settings

Clear and elegant, I want to grow up just like this guy.

Thank you so much

Wow ! So much easier! Thank you so so much

Helped me so much I had a performance playing Bach’s Prelude and Fugue in F minor, Book 2 helped me a lot.❤

Awesome, your video is great. Thank you for doing that.

Thank you for this video. I'm looking for an exercise to get my hand used to the all the different hand positions for 4 finger chords.

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Thank you for your video. Do you have any suggestions for playing chords where you keep the thumb, third and fifth fingers down and the 4 finger has to remain up ? Thanks very much.

Just what I needed, with a very pleasant presentation. Thanks so much!

Thank you Musiah! So a question about positioning your body in reference to the range of your keyboard. Middle C is not necessarily the middle, from lowest to highest, counting the white keys. Do you position yourself roughly with middle C in line with the centre of your torso, or further right? Does it depend somewhat on the piece you are playing, if there are more phrases in the upper range keys?

Very cool explanation of the old staves.

Phenomenal, thank you.

That was very helpful! Thank you very much!

this man should be an ambassador...or perhaps a 007 vilain

How very true, the fact your child has taught themselves is a far better recognition than a piano teacher can give and life long skills will be learnt, after all Einstein and all great inventors had to learn themselves in the first instance.

great, but dont I need a sofware installed on the computer so the midi message from the keyboard can be read?

What if it's in a chord

Nice voice, nice lesson. Thank you

I’m so grateful 🙏🏼 your explanation really helped me 🙏🏼😍💚👍🏼👌🏼

Very well put together video, thanks a lot.

You are the most humorous piano teach I've ever met lmao. I like how you teach these fundamental technique aligning with human anatomy! Thank you for creating these videos

Hello, my IPad mini 6 has a usb c port. Can i just use a midi to usb c cable to connect to the ipad mini?

Great exercises and well explained

I wanted to say that your speaking voice is a treat to listen to :)

Thank you. This explanation is clear and concise. Just what I wanted.

This helped a lot thank you I’ve also been bad at hand shape

I hv a Yamaha piaggero np 12 and I’m not sure can it be connected to my iPad or pc, it does hv the usb input tho… Also, is it possible for me to use a normal mini connecter and then use a sandisk storage drive adapter for my iPad? i don’t wanna spend cash on a connecter 🙃

None of the keys of my midi controller produce any sound anymore, but it does light up

Brilliant! Simple and clever explanation to help with this ever so important part of playing.

Sir , Will u pl suggest the adopter - ( model name - no ) used to connect my ipad 8th gen to Roland GW8 -( keyboard - workstation) to run GarageBand & other Daws in iPad 8th gen ?

I literally just practiced playing the piano for hours and my hands and fingers hurt. I'm so grateful that I found your video. I did your exercises and my pain is now all gone! Moving forward, I'll do these exercises before & after practice. Thank you so much sir!

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Many thanks sir for this Vid i with you a Long and happy live.

Hey there, thanks so much for this lesson. It's really helpful as a beginner. Just a quick question, I was watching another teacher online who recommends passing the thumb as soon as your second finger hits the piano. For example, when playing in C, your thumb would play C, then as your second finger play D, your thumb tucks under at the same time in anticipation of playing F after your 3rd finger plays E. Does this make sense? It's a little hard for me to explain without being face to face with someone, but yeah, I noticed that in this video, you tuck your thumb after your third finger plays E, so slightly later than what the other guy was teaching. As a beginner, I found his recommendation a little awkward but I can maybe see how it could be helpful at fast tempos as your thumb would arrive to the note before your other fingers have played. Do you have any thoughts on this? I'm thinking about going with your method as it feels a little bit more flowy for me. Anyway, a long winded message, thanks heaps for your lesson. Looking forward to watching more of your videos :)

Thank you

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THANK YOU "VERY MUCH" SIR! CHEERS!

Should we use to wrist control in crossing timing? As our thumb moved

thank you sir

One of the most pleasant and informative videos I've watched. Thank you.

Amazing tips, thank you!!

Omg this really saved me. Explanation was so simple, especially if you’re a meditator/visualizer

Hello, I have a midi keyboard connected to a windows 10 computer, how can I connect my ipad to my computer so that the ipad works with a midi keyboard or daw . What program to use for this connection?

Thanks a lot

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That is very useful.Thank you!