love the shirt lol

Thanks

I just retired and learning to play piano for pleasure.

Counted on the wrong note. One and two AND….

That's not what a duplet is, pretty certain

Thanks; been playing for a very long time, but have a really hard time with rhythm. I’m considering taking your whole course.

You are a phenomenal teacher

Hes so smart, and a great teacher too!

Best channel. Great pacing

Thank you so much for those valuable lessons , I’m lucky to find this channel!

I use " perfect ear " app, it is cool to learn fast all the notes

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do you know any books I can get that show you all music notes/chords with pictures of the notes/instruments being played. for example say if I want to learn how to play the saxophone do you know a book that show you how to play it

Speaking belonging to multiple categories, I sometimes fall back to easy personal favourites, I identify as a passionate (pseudo profesional, so close to professional) hobbyist and I want to have the skills comprable to that of an aspirational professional, meaning doing performances and stuff tho not necessarily for money. Maybe like as a part of an orchestra club.

Brilliant! So appreciated 😊

But how about rush e

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33:40 u mean charps right ????

Thanks!

This was an incredibly helpful video. I have played by ear for most of my life, I have always had a hard time reading music. Your video is so enlightening! I will super thanks!!!

You are a very good teacher and I understand your explanations very well and easily! Thanks for your fantastic videos!!!!❤🙏

So all Glissandos are in the key of C?

Rush E!😂😂😂😂

Excellent teaching. Thankyou

I'm in my late 40s and just started learning to play piano in late November 2023. I'm a Motivated Hobbyist. Thank you for this video! I have been using an instructional book for adult beginners, KZbin videos, and trying to practice at least a little while every day. There were a few weeks I didn't due to a vacation and due to exhaustion caused by work stress. I have branched out to other easy beginners pieces outside of the instructional book because I found myself getting a bit bored. Now I feel like I can get back to the books, which I'm almost done with part 1 of 2 of the 2 beginner's books. All the piano teachers locally only have time slots available for kids after school or for retired adults...thus why I'm using books and videos. So I've been trying to find videos with realistic progress ideals for beginners to gauge my progress. The last few months I have been recording audio of my progress and to hear how it sounds more objectively. I found another channel, finally, with a woman like me who started playing in her 40s who also works. She's had actual piano lessons; and I feel like compared to her, I'm making good progress. Every other progress video I've found seemed to be made by musical prodigies. That is cool for them, but was making me feel like I was lagging behind. So thank you to you as well for giving the truth about how long it takes to learn piano. I have subscribed to your channel. 🙂

Another great video on rhythms…❤❤❤

I understood better when you demonstrated from the real pieces..😊😊😊

That was a very beneficial video Tim… I can see that I have gaps in my rhythmic knowledge… Take care of yourself..

This is the right lesson, i was looking for .I struggle with the tremolo. Many thanks for this lesson.GodBlessing

When I saw that you made a new video on rhythm, I clicked right away. You are one of the few piano teachers that doesn't have confusing explanations. The really good thing is that this if for counting rhythms in slightly more advanced techniques, which is perfect for me. I'm using the John Thompson Method Book volume 2, and my two years of practicing are starting to make sense, finally. And I'm finally making progress. I have two piano teachers live, and use these videos to complement their techniques. Several times they've asked me where I've learned something, and they are impressed with your channel. I've shared the concert of your teacher, Could you put the link of his celebration of Black composers, please? That might be nice to have his reference as your teacher since there is a wonderful history of pedagogy in piano. Who taught him?

So all this time, I sang a fermata without knowing? 🥺

I always thought of triplets as the “give it a “ part of “give it away now” by the chilli peppers 😂

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Hey Students! I highly recommend you watch this video next. It will catch you up on all of the basic rhythm patterns you need to master such as dotted quarter eighth rhythms, triplets into duplets, and sixteenth notes! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJW7lXqXqt59r9k

This is one of the best explanations in the internet for what a 5’7 chord means ..

Y is A major # and f major is not ?

Utube has marked this video 5 months ago, but I think it's been yrs. You're the best piano teacher I've ever had! Your setup is perfect ! All in person instructors in the past just didn't cut it. I usually listen to you in the middle of the night. Again, you're the perfect instructor! Where do u live? I'm in eastern Washington. For 3 yrs now, I use a psr - ew310 yamaha digital , it's a cheapo

Utube has marked this video 5 months ago, but I think it's been yrs. You're the best piano teacher I've ever had! Your setup is perfect ! All in person instructors in the past just didn't cut it. I usually listen to you in the middle of the night. Again, you're the perfect instructor! Where do u live? I'm in eastern Washington. For 3 yrs now, I use a psr - ew310 yamaha digital , it's a cheapo

I started learning with a teacher who’s a classical pianist last year and that was the best decision I ever made. I have made so much progress in less than a year 🩷

21:44 You said minor second but your fingers were on minor thirds, both for C-Eb and E-G. Thanks for the video!

How to find out ,which style or voice to put on for Hymns

Hi I never used weighted keys what portable brand model is good for beginner level

This is great info makes it so easy to read the staffs.. 8-9-2024

Thank you!!! This was so helpful!!!

So many good tips here! Thank you!

This video is a great help for someone like me. I want to play piano, but as a beginner I’m having really hard time counting every line and identifying each note on line.

Motivated hobbiest. Have played by ear for years, and now want to learn all the theory and explore more sheet music. I'm gaining confidence with Simply Piano and have bought Piano Adventures Adult course books and practicebooks, for deeper understanding.

Yes. Hobbyist. Years.

THe site you suggested was just what I needed,...and along wiht your content being made so easy to follow and understand......life is good.

I came to watch this as a refresher. I started learning music theory in 2021 and did a crash course (Grade 1 to 5 in eight weeks - achieving distinction) to prepare me for a music degree. Sadly, the degree was contemporary and so music theory pretty much went out of the window, certainly in terms of notation. I felt more musically illiterate after the degree than I did before it so I thought I'd use this as a base and I'm glad to say that my major weakness is identifying the flat key signatures as fast as you, but for everything else I was either on your pace or even quicker 🙂 I think this is an amazing video and had it come out almost four years ago when I started playing the piano, I'm sure I would have made some progress quicker 🙂 Thanks for what you do. Very much appreciated.