Dope to hear. You should definitely give it a try. It's worth it. #YupYup

Thanks! I appreciate it! Glad you enjoy! #YupYup ¡Gracias! ¡Te lo agradezco! ¡Me alegra que lo disfrutes!

Thanks for your comment. Glad to hear these video can be a source of practice. Congrats on your musical journey! Keep it up! 💪🏾 #YupYup

🤣 You sure you don't remember your piano teachers advice at the beginning on your piano lessons? 🤔 I remember. 🤣 We'll have to go back over that practice advice in your lessons... #YupYup

Ayeeee that's dope to hear!! Congrats on them plans to resume. Now get to it 💪🏾. Hahaha Glad this channel was able to be some motivation. That's exactly what I aim for with this channel. #YupYup

Ayeeeee. Tryna step it up a bit. Love Ya Queen! #YupYup

Thanks! I appreciate it! #YupYup

Appreciate the advice. I used to practice Hanon exercises in College while studying classical piano but I haven't touched it in a while. It felt good for classical studies but I never thought it would be good for jazz studies. It's definitely worth tapping back into. I'm also going to check out more music from Phineas Newborn. Thanks for the convo. #YupYup

You already know bro! Staying active! 💪🏾 #YupYup

Thanks! I appreciate the kind words. I don't have a document or tutorial for this song. I learned it by ear but I can explore creating a document (possibly a chord chart or sheet music) for it or maybe even a tutorial. #YupYup

Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate that. I'll explore ways to show the keys more. Didn't really cross my mind before so I appreciate you suggesting that. It's a great idea. Stay tuned #YupYup

Thanks for the feedback. I can explore possibly doing a tutorial break down on this song. Never had the idea of doing tutorials of songs because there's so many channels that do that already, so I wanted to approach my youtube channel differently. I'll try to figure out a way to do tutorials differently then what others are already doing on here. That's a good idea. Thanks for that feedback! #YupYup

Good question... When I say type A & type B i am referring to the position of the notes. For example: in the key of D the 2-5-1 is Eminor7 (2) - A7 (5) - DMajor7 (1) Starting the progression on the 2 chord I use the shell notes G + D in my RH hand. "Type A" is when I have the "D" notes as the melody note while the "G" note wis a inner note. When I switch this position, now putting the "G" notes as the melody note while putting the "D" note as the inner not this is now my "Type B" position. Hope that makes sense. Feel free to ask more question if you need to. #YupYup

Thanks Queen! I appreciate you! #YupYup

Thanks! I appreciate it! It's a journey and I'm working on upping my skills one day at a time! God bless you as well! #YupYup

Yo thank you bro! I appreciate the kind words. I've struggled with having a consistent practice routine for years. Hahaha. It's tough to do. I feel like I've finally got something solid, so I'm documenting this journey to keep myself accountable. Positive thinking I can keep this going for the long haul ya know... P.S. I just subbed to your channel. You sound good on "Autumn Leaves". That solo tho 🔥. Keep it up. Definitely looking forward to hearing more of your playing. I'm inspired! #YupYup

@@PoetEDTV Heyyy thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it. I feel like I really should be more disciplined/methodic with my practice to get better. Playing with others and documenting your practice is definitely the way to go!

@@bobbysbeats5249 That’s really dope bro! Much respect! #YupYup

@@PoetEDTV I have much respect for you doing the pro way, greetings

@@88mokeyz8k I like to because it’s actually geared towards jazz. A lot of warmup books are geared towards classical, which I have nothing against, but I like how this focus on elements of jazz. #YupYup

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@@bobbysbeats5249 That’s what it’s about bro. Being able to feel it in your soul. There’s no greater feeling! #YupYup

@@PoetEDTV I love your words, that's music, touching the soul, yeahhhhh, looking forward to your next vid

Thanks bro! Appreciate it! Greetings! #YupYup

Thanks for the sub! You're very welcome. Good luck on your journey! #YupYup

Thanks for the encouragement. Props to you on your musical journey as well. #YupYup

Nah not a beginner. Been playing for quite some years now. #YupYup

@PoetEDTV I know... I'm going to practice. I am currently learning the piano.

@@impactmen Very dope!! Congrats on your journey of learning the piano! Much respect! #YupYup

@@PoetEDTV appreciate. I will use your videos in my practice.

@@impactmen Very dope! Glad my videos could be of some assistance and/or inspiration. #YupYup

@@fsp-lj6br Let’s Gooooooo! Get that practice in! 💪🏾 #YupYup

Thanks! Really appreciate that! #YupYup

Thanks! My reading has come a looooooooong way. I really only got good at reading once I started teaching piano. I didn't start reading music until college, which was frustrating 🤣. Botidinha is a dope tune. Very dope! #YupYup

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I feel you. I'm not a fan of sheet music either. Grew up playing by ear but a goal of mines is to get better at reading music so I challenge myself to learning a song by reading music & learning a song by ear. On a journey to become better at both aspects. #YupYup

Thanks! Good question. I'd suggest a exercise that's gets your fingers moving, your blood flowing, and can be transposed to all 12 keys. Doesn't have to be anything to complicated or crazy. I'd suggest try the exercise I'm doing. It's simple, goes through all 12 keys, and you can take it at any tempo. It's nothing to complicated. It's from a book called "Patterns for Improvisation". I put a link to it in the video description. #YupYup

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Thanks! #YupYup

This exercise is from a book called "Patterns for Improvisation". I put a link to the book in the video description. Unfortunately won't be able to make it a download link but you should check out the book. It's pretty dope. #YupYup

@@PoetEDTV oh okay! Thanks🙏🏻. I'll check it out

@@PoetEDTV thanks man! Please what's the author's name

@@PoetEDTV Thank you man. Please what is the name of the author

"Patterns of Improvisation" by Oliver Nelson #YupYup Link --> amzn.to/4dODDa4

Thanks! My piano is a Yamaha Clavinova CLP-840. #YupYup

This song is in the Key F Major. You're welcome. #YupYup

​@@PoetEDTVThank you!

Your'e welcome! #YupYup

Thanks! I appreciate it! #YupYup Obrigado! Eu agradeço! #SimSim

Aye that's what's up. Glad to hear. Have fun on that journey! #YupYup

Thanks! #YupYup

Thanks! The book I get this technique exercise from is called "Patterns for Improvisation" by Oliver Nelson. I put a link to the book in the description of the video so it'll be easier to find. Pretty dope book a college professor of mines put me onto. #YupYup

@@PoetEDTV Cant get the link bro

ok thanks have seen it

Here's the link again in case you need it --> amzn.to/4dODDa4

It's a fun exercise for sure. Gets the fingers moving. That's only 1 in this book. Interested to see what the others will be. #YupYup

You're welcome! Glad this can be of some inspiration. Good luck with your journey. #YupYup

What's up man. Props to you on that journey of coming up with chord progressions, etc. For me I started by learning songs by ear. That's what taught me chords and how to come up with progressions. I grew up playing by ear and didn't go to school to learn to read music until much later in life. So for me learning songs is what trained my ear to hear certain movements and from there I was able to start coming up with my own in due time. Hope that helps! #YupYup

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I'm trying. Tryna be consistent that's for sure! #YupYup

Ayeeeee! Thanks! #YupYup

Thanks man. I appreciate it! I live in Virginia. #YupYup

Thanks! I appreciate it. I'm responding 6 years to late but watned to respond. Hahaha #YupYup