Great stuff ,Never heard anyone get a nice tune from Toy Piano.

Thanks for this!😊😊😊

Instagram users are all under 25. That said, I wouldn’t have caught it either.

The concept of "enjambment" isn’t foreign to me. I love that it has a name. I’m sure Tom Lehrer used it a lot.

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Hmm i dont understand ... why is there an f# in C major

I was thinking about this listening to The Impression That I Get by the Mighty Bosstones. I kept switching while singing.

youre a great player and educator! thanks a bunch :)

Great tutorial - thanks❤ I would love it if you could do I Cover the Waterfront by Susie Arioli!!

why do all bait videos show someone looking at something, surprised with their mouth open?

a pleasant conversation.

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Please consider creating an analysis of Talk Talk, It's My Life. It flows so nicely sonically but there's some complexity in the chords.

Very good musician!

yeah tunes hinders progress if anything. just drill them intervals in an app like toned ear or something if you really want it but if you practice music youll eventually just hear them no need to drill them auditorily. well you kinda do, but its better to not make it explicit, this is why transcribing is HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE. you drill everything while actually getting somewhere. Also, sing it. If you cant sing it you cant play it. Period, point blank. Put some drone note and (singing) arpeggiate chords, scales you fancy, etc. this is why jazz players are regarded as crazy but the same very reason it works. if you see someone scatting some solo and getting most of it just about right, that person will have much less of a hard time transcribing that section than someone that's not as vocal (provided they dont have perfect pitch ofc) transcribing and vocalizing/audiating are fn huge in my opinion. Drilling intervals alone is kind of pointess because you wont hear an isolated 4th for example in a line. instead of going oh this is a 4th, this is another 4th etc, if you recognize instantly how a quartal line goes or how a quartal chord sounds like, if you can hear a pentatonic line in an instant, if you distinguish diminished shit etc if you can pick appart chromatisms, intervals are kind of secondary because you already have the gist of it

Great video! I Love the Eagles, and I've yet to see them live, last time the tix were >$800, eek. I'm a Christian and Rock guitarist who plays keys as my second instrument and learned about you from Rick Beato. Great job on recording the song. For me, it's "Wasted time" and the Wasted Time reprise, but this gives me a new appreciation for New Kid In Town. The theater we go to all the time has a display with a Jackson Browne signed copy of "Take it Easy". I knew about JD Souther, but I never realized how many artists worked together until I bought a new guitar amp called a Matchless Laurel Canyon. I looked up the Laurel Canyon music scene - the Eagles, Joni Mitchell, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, The Byrds, The Mamas and the Papas, all lived in the same little neighborhood in Laurel Canyon, and all hung out together writing, partying, playing music, romancing, etc. Joni Mitchell was their defacto Queen.

learning so much from you

Wow! I'm kinda shocked! Your way of simplifying chords... Okay! That's so enlightening, liberating! Thank you so much for sharing! 🎉🌻

This looks like fun! Wait a sec, I'm running to my piano!

“The tastiest way to play it.” I LOVE that line especially leaving space for vocals.

It literally never occurred to me that you could use Locrian for just a bar or two over one chord and then come back out of it for the rest of the song. I was always like, "Locrian is ugly, how could I possibly make a whole song out of it?" But the whole point that you made me realize is that you totally don't have to do it for a whole song and you showed me that it could sound beautiful, which is really, really cool.

You can also access the Acoustic Grand Piano sound bank, did you know? Did I mention it earlier? Ah, You did indeed! I reacted too early. Nevermind, I'll leave this comment behind to pump up your social media engagement. Have a nice day!

Thanks

I love this analysis so much!

Just a massive beautiful voice

no soul or feeling. It's dead

a five year old can play better

Very nice tutorial! I just wish wish the accompanying pdf for it was in type rather than handwritten, as it's so hard to read and follow while playing

Sounds quite a lot like Misty in that certain line

Fantastic. You are great. First, you know the songs cold and you sing well; second, you play enough of the harmony on the piano to make it real; third, I think your choice of tunes is really good -- a lot of variety. Your transitions/segues are very good, very musical. The fact that you have the Bossa Nova tunes AND On Green Dolphin Street on your list is impressive. Please keep it up. < red heart emoji >

tnx

Beautiful.

I'm gonna strongly encourage my kid to just stick with nursery rhymes and never expand her musical taste beyond that. God knows what music will sound like in ten or twenty years from now. SMH.

Yea but what are you saying?

Tougher than it looks. Guit. players always seem to play over more. Not this one so much.

What an exciting moment. Lovely stuff, Aimee.

Happy waltzing moments there !✌ 🎉 (wish drs were more audible... 😁) Thanks Aimee

You're so right about One Last Cry! I did pause the video! EDIT: I wasn't familiar with this song, and apparently for a good reason: it didn't chart in Europe at all!

Sweeeet! Reminds me of Chet Baker. Keep it coming. I'll keep listening. 👍

Really fantastic video, Aimee. This really is such a special song, enjoyed your “walk-through”!

Is it just about memorising every single combination though??? Possible?

'My chords are stacked' Would look great on a T-shirt.

Excellent insights. Thank you.

Aimee, you have a tremendous gift. I am working on mine.

Thank you! I have never heard of a mediant modulation, now i know, thanks!❤

If you ever want a complex pop song to play, try Never gonna let you go by Sergio Mendez. Thing changes keys almost every other line. lol.

Yeah!

I saw EWF about 5x. To me Phillip Bailey, and the horn section created the spectacular magic, aside from Maurice and great compositions.

This has been my favorite Eagles song since when it first came out, similar to ‘Darlin’ by The Beach Boys, both of which I have never been able to get any bands I was in to do.

I don't wanna spoil the party...but the last phrase is always rushed, losing the swing...