20 Piano Hacks To Instantly Sound Like A PRO!!!

[@prettyOP]

The way you set up your lessons on screen is especially accessible and helpful. I love that you have the notation, the chord names, and both keyboards. It really makes your videos truly exceptional.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much!

[@BruïnGebakken]

Wow! You're a skillful player and a great teacher! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with an accordionist.

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome! Thank you for watching us!

[@rebecca8527]

what beautiful jazzy chords. The sound was just what I was looking for. O my goodness!! Thank you Corey Taylor!!

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SkilledMusician]

Have you ever wondered about the small, little things that the pros do to sound amazing? How is it that the pros play the exact same thing as you, yet they sound completely different? Well in this video we examine some of these often overlooked techniques that really are the key to sounding amazing!

[@mologban360]

Skilled Musician BRO PLEASE LET YOUR NEXT VIDEO BE ABT STUPID PREACHER CHORD PROGRESSIONS PLZZZZZ!!!!!

[@SkilledMusician]

We will definitely try to do that video as soon as possible! Thank you for the suggestion!

[@dwash222]

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[@43zemog]

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[@ennickroberson855]

Skilled Musician help me please

[@MrMixolydian7]

Wow. This was so good. I'm classically trained and pretty good with diatonic harmony as it pertains to classical and pop. So, I found the secondary dominant of the secondary dominant (V/III- V/vi- vi), and the extended & altered chords quite refreshing. Looking to learn jazz harmony, so this was very helpful! Thanks.

[@SkilledMusician]

Wow thank you so much for the kind words! I really appreciate that!

[@pilcaroo]

Thank you, that was clear and informative 🙏 The concept of adding grace notes to the third of a major triad that is made up extended notes in the right hand really surprised me and opened up my mind.

[@SkilledMusician]

Glad it was helpful!

[@davidbellamy1388]

I am new to your channel but I just wanted to say that after watching a few of your longer videos, you are so so underrated. I have followed various jazz piano sources online for around 8 years and without exaggerating your content is the most structured and consistent in its value. Maybe this is because of the level of understand I'm currently at matching perfectly with what you are describing and how. But I do believe that your video on passing chords is one of the most valuable things a jazz pianist learning to improvise on chord progressions can practice.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks David! I really appreciate your kind words!

[@mister088]

Just watched your video this morning. And yes indeed you are a skilled musician! I am a pianist/ keyboardist for over 35 years and I’m familiar with these concepts but I just wanted to commend you on your very clear and straight forward approach. You also seem like a real nice person, which is most important. Very cool! And very interesting and fun. How I wish youtube and people like you were around when I was 15. I had to resort to wearing out the needle on my chick Corea,joe sample and jeff Lorber records!! ( which is not a bad thing). What program do you use to have the graphics/notes up on the screen as you play? Anyway, a real pleasure. I’m going to iTunes to look you up cause you sound like a “serious player”. Would love to hear your music. All the best to you. D Obadia.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks mister088! I really appreciate your kind words! I too remember the days of wearing out my CDs and miniDisc recordings. In regards to the software, we utilize a software program called Chordie by a guy on KZbin named Matkat Music. This displays the on-screen keyboard and music notation. Here are my affiliate links to the software in case you want to purchase it: (For Windows) gumroad.com/a/612676723/ZBQGv (For Mac) gumroad.com/a/612676723/lmSkV

[@RocklinMusicAcademy]

I have been watching chord theory for hours and your video is the best, most simple and comprehensive tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you!!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much! Please know we have a part 2 to this video. Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ23YZ9obcaqgtU

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much! Please know we have a part 2 to this video. Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ23YZ9obcaqgtU

[@marcosromerapiano]

Master Corey!! Hugs from your Brazilian Fan, and the newer channel addicted!...May the Good Lord bless and keep you !!!

[@SkilledMusician]

Awesome! Thank you! Welcome aboard!

[@jeannetterowden6423]

These lessons are a blessing. I hope I can master some of these techniques, which are new to me.

[@SkilledMusician]

You can do it! Just practice consistently and you'll have it in no time!

[@sbumo1949]

Oh wow , thank you for these. They are exactly what I needed to transform the way I play. Love your work.

[@SkilledMusician]

Wow! I'm so glad the video could help! Please check out part 2!

[@jonnymattacola4643]

Really enjoy your teaching style - engaging and understated - and love the little nonchalant improvised moments where you get distracted and wiz out a short solo e.g at 20.00. Brilliant.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks Johnny. I really appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@SkilledMusician]

LOL, thanks Jonny!

[@That0T]

Great work... Straight to the point, simple to understand and i really love the spirit of the instructor (very transparent and honest) . Im not even a pianist but I really enjoyed the video and found it very helpful. Again well done and thank you for these kids of videos.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much for your kind words and watching the video! I really appreciate it!

[@citybuks]

#1 - Prelude and Demo Song - 2:00 #2 - Adding Colors by Extending Chords - 3:51 #3 - Make the Melody Stand Out (Volume) - 9:34 #3b - Make the Melody Stand Out (Harmonically) - 12:10 #4 - Rhythmically Displace Voices - 14:52 #5 - Grace Notes - 22:14 Outro - 29:48

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks!

[@israelcrawford8734]

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[@yoav04444]

I always new you were talented from listening to you in the band, but I never knew you could also play the piano so well!! keep it up corey. oh and congratz on the skin color change

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks!

[@perryguitar1]

I love your "touch"! I'm a guitar player, but I dabble with the keys and this is really helpful! Thank you and god bless!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much! Be Blessed and Happy Practicing!

[@kwamepi1]

I love it... nice teacher wowowowow Playing the melody first and bringing the other chords Am already sounding like a pro of 2018

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much!

[@barbarapowell6096]

kwamepi1 has

[@gbg3663]

Oh my God! Can't believe you're giving this knowledge away for free. You are the super best... I'm really stunned. Wow. Thanks

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome! We are so glad that we can help!

[@med3484]

This is practical and needed. Please keep doing what you’re doing.

[@SkilledMusician]

Yes sir! Thank you so much for watching!

[@locutz]

glad i bumped into your channel instant sub ,i'll be watching this video time and time again to follow along when i hook up my midi controller

[@SkilledMusician]

So glad you found us! Welcome to the community. We actually made a part 2 to this video that goes even further with a full demonstration. Check it out here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ23YZ9obcaqgtU

[@rizmrecords7721]

bro i LOVESSSS he way you play this song....!!!!!!!...all the keys you use are a JAzzy dreamy sound...it works like a bomb..i need to practice my scales though...peeps at worship LOVE this.!!!

[@SkilledMusician]

LOL...thanks Rizm. I really appreciate that!

[@konikacariapa3289]

The screen layout is great and very helpful. THX

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks Konika!

[@DPowerOfRock]

Dude, just got an organ free on Kijiji after playing guitar for 13+ years. Looking for tips on how to move past chords and start converting my knowledge, and this video is great! I love your smooth teaching style, it almost feels like I'm in the room with you. Keep it up, I'll be following more!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! And welcome to the community!

[@loladelon5648]

I appreciate YOU!!! Thank you so much for all you do!

[@SkilledMusician]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@otekootieno3707]

Nice to have you back, can't wait for next week's part 2

[@SkilledMusician]

Yes sir! It's going to be exciting!

[@jerrynwoguchinos7458]

This lesson is impact full omg.

[@mwangimacharia3157]

corey, you're such a great instructor and it's amazing how much you teach within the thirty minutes

[@mwangimacharia3157]

oh, plus highlighting a subtopic before getting into it... simple but amazing

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words!

[@ScarfyTheGamer0]

Brilliant ... small tips .. yet big results !!!

[@SkilledMusician]

Exactly!

[@fredrickmendelsohn606]

Love your videos. Great musician and teacher.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you!

[@kenbagwell8551]

That was so good! Just the right speed and complexity. Liked and subscribed.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks Ken! Welcome to our community. We actually made a part 2 to this video that goes even further with a full demonstration. Check it out here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ23YZ9obcaqgtU

[@philippebaudoin5803]

Thank's for generosity, quality, sounds great chords !

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome Philippe!

[@theoooms7277]

great to zoom in on these “ins and outs” of piano playing. As always very enjoyable to watch !!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks Theo!

[@billyraymyers1002]

Wow this is amazing seeing your melodic side, diverse from your heavy metal! Who'd have thought a brilliant teacher also! Subbed

[@SkilledMusician]

LOL. Thanks for the sub!

[@paulussantosociwidjaja4781]

Yup, got to practice - thanks, Bro!

[@SkilledMusician]

Lol

[@johnoyoung]

Great tutorial. And I love the format of the video with both the keyboard and notation (for those of us that don't read very well). It is extremely helpful. Thanks.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@AshleyBarnesxo3]

Thank God for you brother! Appreciate your teaching and all your videos! Really have helped me out to be a more well rounded and seasoned musician. 🙌🏾🎶

[@SkilledMusician]

WOW! So glad the videos have been able to keep you!

[@dayo_the_keyboardist]

@@SkilledMusician honestly you have just refreshed my knowledge and given me soo much more insight. Thanks a lot. You are indeed a seasoned professional

[@rizmrecords7721]

BRO!!!....11:57 &11:58...bro what key combination is that!!!..its DOPE bro!!....im trying to copy that..bro you are a king..not trying to give you a big head...but bro your playing is just Awesome!!

[@SkilledMusician]

Man I appreciate that! 🙏🙏

[@ryanmelvey8764]

great tip on making the melody stand out with your dynamics. makes a huge a difference thank you!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thansk Ryan! It's a subtle idea that really makes all of the difference!

[@kerageous1502]

Excellent teaching -have also forwarded to my fellow musicians. Seems like you are full of retention and just want to break out. A true sign of a real passion for music. Thank you!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much Kerageous! Make sure you check out part 2 as well-known as that is the conclusion where I put all of the hacks together! Here's the link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ23YZ9obcaqgtU

[@TheChris3235]

Dude thank you so much for your videos! Love your enthusiasm and the way you approach your teaching. Look forward to going through the rest!

[@SkilledMusician]

Wow thanks Chris!

[@dkross82]

Stellar video. So much to absorb.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks David!

[@konradkjellberg9544]

This is so good... It´s a true pleasure watching, listening to and learning from you, Corey. Awesome stuff!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

[@JasonChangPhoto]

You just answered my questions bothering me for years! Thanks a lot!

[@SkilledMusician]

I'm so glad to hear that!

[@naturalbeauty151]

Thank you so very much! I watched half of this video yesterday and tried some of the things last night and again today... I just finished watching it and will most definitely be watching part 2!! I will be working on these things! You are an AMAZING man and piano teacher! Lately I have felt stuck, like: "What else do I work on, and how do I get better again?" I was struggling, but when i started watching this I knew you were THE man for the job! ;P God Bless You! Keep up the good work! :D

[@SkilledMusician]

WOW! Thank you so much for the kind words; they mean more than you know! I'm so glad to know this video is helping you! In part 2, we go even further, and at the end, I do a demonstration where I try to put all the different ideas or "hacks" together. So definitely, don't miss that. Thank you so much again! Be Blessed and Happy Practicing!

[@naturalbeauty151]

Skilled Musician, I'm so glad! God Bless You! I definitely won't miss it! I am so happy that I came to your KZbin channel! :D

[@anthonyscott16]

You dropped major jewels in this lesson. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom Cory!

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome Anthony! Thanks for watching!

[@anata.g.4966]

Thank you so much!! This is exactly what I have been looking for!

[@SkilledMusician]

Cool deal! I’m glad to hear that!

[@TheDrumJockey]

The video title had me a bit skeptical at first but as soon as you launched into the first hack, I knew this was the real deal. Awesome explanations, great tips and I'm looking forward to watching more of your vids. Subbed!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad this video could help. Definitely check out part 2 here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ23YZ9obcaqgtU

[@homepianowithrenza]

Thank you so much! I loved as you explained grace notes! It's really useful! ⚘️

[@SkilledMusician]

I’m so glad you found this useful!

[@arfandroid6729]

Wow...I play the piano...but after watching this, I wonder if I was a piano player all this time...even the chords you're using made me dizzy 😵 but thanks by teaching all these color notes...my max was only M7..now I just learned up 13 from you. Heap o' Thx!

[@SkilledMusician]

I'm so glad this video has helped you! That's the whole idea...improving! We actually made a part 2 to this video that goes even further with a full demonstration. Check it out here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ23YZ9obcaqgtU

[@Hs3u39]

Your videos are great. Thank you!

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome! Thank you so much for watching!

[@gladmoretaruvinga1300]

Thats great. Thanx for the eye opening lessons. God bless u.

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome! Thank you for checking us out!

[@seanonel]

Loving this video. You've shared some 24k gold... Thank you brother; you have a new subscriber...

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks for the sub! Be Blessed and Happy Practicing!

[@KEEPUPWITHWILLIAMSERAPHIN]

I had to smile when i was watching doing some extraordinary stuffs. God knows how to bless his children with gifts. Be always thankful to God. It is a blessing. Learn a lot

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks William! I really appreciate that.

[@williammead9966]

Excellent tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing this knowledge.

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome! Thank you so much for watching!

[@LumadiBawono75]

I am going to have to download this and understand this one by one and replay them over and over. It is very complicated sir and complex too. Sorry I am like your student who plays straight note and chords without adding any color. I wish can play like the way you play it but still I need to go and practice it on songs, wonder if it can be done or not? Sir thank you for your awesome information and lesson. I am downloading it. I wonder if you can make a tutorial with a simple song with plain chords and notes and then you remodel it with colors as seen on the video so it can be understood by beginners like me?

[@SkilledMusician]

Let me see what I can do!

[@ВладимирОлейников-г7г]

Hey, that was awesome - thanks a lot! Love your explanations and the demonstrations are top-notch.

[@SkilledMusician]

Glad you liked it!

[@jeangeorges9910]

Wonderfully broken down. God bless you richly brother for the help you provide here

[@SkilledMusician]

So glad we could help!

[@georgejoseph7447]

nice tutorial man....Maybe u"lld do a song breakdown ...A Gospel hymn or any basic Song And teach us how to make any song sound great.....I"lld love that... God bless.

[@SkilledMusician]

That's exactly what we are building up to... Ssh don't tell anyone... Lol! Thanks for checking us out!

[@Rodneymugz]

He sounds like a PRO and guess what, He is one🔥

[@SkilledMusician]

I appreciate that Rodney!

[@rexmargordon3327]

Bruh thats true🤔

[@wcbjackson45]

Dude you are absolutely amazing! Keep pushing!

[@SkilledMusician]

Yes sir! Will do. Thank you so much!

[@RexyFan]

I’ve just discovered you and you are awesome ! I will never be able to play like this. Do you have a clip of you just jamming? I just wana hear you play all those tasty chords and licks with you in the moment improvising

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much for the kind words! I don't think I have anything currently like that of me just jamming. However, on the 20 Piano Hacks part 2, I do a demonstration where I play for a little while. Here is the link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ23YZ9obcaqgtU Also you can catch me playing in a church service here - www.newcov.org/watch-live We will also be launching our online group lessons where I'll definitely play different ideas. Stay tuned!

[@RexyFan]

Skilled Musician wow, thank you for the links. I’ll check them out after work. Hopefully one day I’ll be half as good as your are... or even a quarter :)

[@johnpress]

Cory, I have gone through a few of your videos. I really love them. Thanks so much for your work!

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome! And thank you for watching them! I really appreciate it!

[@bigtonypizzapaisano7017]

Awesome stuff. You rock dude. Thanks for the informative videos! Cheers 😁

[@SkilledMusician]

My pleasure!

[@kazachatachi2540]

Beautiful! God bless you. I have been stuck on being an average player. Now i think i have something to push me. God bless you again

[@SkilledMusician]

That's music to my ears! We definitely want to "Help Musicians Improve" so I'm glad this video could help you!

[@rizmrecords7721]

bro...you are Excellent and skilled with your piano playing....it is fantastic tutorial...thanks for sharing..this has given me a fresh angle ...im back at my piano playing around with chords and its sounding dope man...sometimes you need a little exposure to new things in order to bring back the lost passion for playing....hehehe

[@SkilledMusician]

I'm so glad this is helping you! Thanks for watching!

[@555ontario]

Hi Corey, I'm curious about what leads up to being able to drop the voicings you did between 11:57 and 12:00? Not only is it as smooth as butter but also a really cool sound. Is this just part of what one eventually naturally does once deeply immersed into this style of playing or is there a video with exercises that demonstrate this process? Thanks very much for your time.

[@SkilledMusician]

Hey Robert sorry for the late reply. I've discovered that the more you become familiar with particular moves, the more fluid they sound. For example, that move at 11:57 is one I practiced quite a bit to get it to sound the way it does. Immersion in the style definitely helps, but does not mean that you will play it as smoothly. (I know many Gospel musicians who struggle with it) It is moreso intentional practice that will help. Hope this helps!

[@555ontario]

Thanks very much, Corey.

[@ArianaAbedini]

Thank you very much for the video and your helpful tips. Keep it up! 😊

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much for watching and being part of our community of musicians! Are there any topics you would like to see us cover in the future?

[@BRUNOCMUSIC]

Corey!, thank you so much. you opened my mind after being stucked like 10 years trying to self improve

[@SkilledMusician]

So glad this was able to help you!

[@selahk4977]

Brutha outsanding! Tru Master Teacher.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much!

[@eman4145]

Thanks for the tutorial. What scale was the run on 20:00 based off of? That was a nice move

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much. That was the diminished scale at 20:00...

[@BlessedOne686]

Wow heard about you b4 but just watched some vids and it hit me that your on a different level🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much Jordan!

[@William_sJazzLoft]

Thx. I know chords. But adding colors that make musical 'sense' has been a challenge. Thank you

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome! I'm so glad the video helped!

[@pianoman22407]

You're a beast and I appreciate you. Keep sharing bro.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you and yes sir, we will keep sharing!

[@creativite.productions]

So thankful for this channel. Thank you sir 🙏🏾

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks Erin!

[@pianostyle1005]

I have the first 25 notes on piano ..I think this is based on back home in Indiana. I plan to listen to it tonight. At this point, the Donna Lee is just a blur of notes with a jazz chord progression. I've heard the sax on this and it has a different feel than piano

[@SkilledMusician]

You are right about Donna Lee and Indiana. You definitely want to practice it so that each note is clear. So a lot of slow practice!! Sax and piano will definitely feel different!

[@pianostyle1005]

@@SkilledMusician The Dixieland bands and bands do a good job ..its still a far distant cousin. I do a lot of improv on piano songs on my piano channel and it sounds to me like basically we are copying the improve..putting Gmin7 arp. over Ebmaj 7..if I remember right. This also reminds me of some Herbie Hancock licks. Well..it is Bebop. Also I do slow practice and try to think why are we doing such and such. It usually boils down to a version of a 1 6 3 2 5 1.

[@musicandmotivation936]

Thanks @Skilled Musician

[@SkilledMusician]

You're welcome!

[@jervisg.197]

Amazing! Learned a lot. Thank you.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much!

[@ufochannel01]

this adding colors is what should be used in things like a broadway play or any play really to give emotion and backround like setting up a scene for a audience without saying a word. great job very nice. wish i could play even a little. rewrite a play it would be awesome! send me a ticket . lol

[@SkilledMusician]

LOL, thanks Tom! That concept is definitely used in movies and tv and everywhere else!

[@stas_obukhov_music]

Amazing video! So informative and interesting!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks for watching and being part of our community!

[@kennedymuzyamba9988]

Each time I receive an email notification of your new video I get that exciting feeling. Your material is so on point. And like someone said, you are so generous, because material you share is probably not supposed to be free. And I wonder how rich and loaded the content of the material you plan put up for sale on your site.

[@SkilledMusician]

I really appreciate your kind words. We are so glad you like our videos and channel. Thank you so much for being part of our community!

[@markkaliisa]

I see a lot of musicians playing cool little chromatic runs to the guide tone like during your video @19:40 (sometimes harmonically with both hands like @20:45) can you do a quick video on this?

[@SkilledMusician]

Hey I just did a live stream where I focused on that. It's called "Inner Movements"... Check it out

[@markkaliisa]

Skilled Musician thank you, I will check it out

[@victoriro3347]

Thanks for these hacks. They really revealed so much. Thank you

[@SkilledMusician]

You are so welcome Victor! Thank you so much for watching!

[@lindsayteobasi4301]

Very good technics thanks

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks!

[@marcoarsenault2376]

Soulful piano sound so good!

[@SkilledMusician]

Wow thank you so much Marco!

[@EvilDogProductions]

My pleasure, I stumble upon these kind of videos for a weird reason, I'm composing 8-bit/16-bit music and I'm trying to improve the way I structure melodies and chord progressions, and I find these gems like your video :D

[@SkilledMusician]

So glad you found us! Glad they could help!

[@gumtree7177]

Great tuition … thank you kindly.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much!

[@pianostyle1005]

Saved in watch later. This is for the viewers. I'm enjoying the video. A super quick way to find 13th is say root b7 and then six. Best illustration is the easiest C. We always need to go up in the scale of wanted chord in this case C. Then go down a whole step or two semi tones. That gives you a b7. Now drop by a half step and that's the 13th. I know the six was found by going up for clarity but in real practice this is legitimate. Now, since a step and a half is just a minor step down, we can do a descending run down and instantly find the minor 3rd or the root. I'll use C . Using fingers on the right hand 123, Going chomatically down 3,1 C A... 3,2 B Ab....3,2. Bb G.. I'll stop there. A good practice is to write things down ..It reinforces what you've learned and you don't have to figure it out on the go.

[@SkilledMusician]

That definitely works! Thanks for sharing some helpful tips!

[@saxofonistacr]

knowing and getting familiar with all the inversions and extensions it is as far from a hack to "instantly" sound like a pro as it can be!

[@SkilledMusician]

The idea is that each "hack", when mastered, will get you one step closer to sounding like a pro. The key is mastery. Thanks for checking out the video!

[@eduardoparedes4355]

I am really surprised by this video, greetings from Ecuador, in Latin America there are also people who continue to excel in music, blessings

[@SkilledMusician]

Greetings! Thank you for watching this video! So glad to hear about those all over the world excelling in music.

[@BobMazzo]

old video, but still a good one. thanks for these tips, Corey.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks Bob!

[@dustinbeasley1070]

I don't even play piano, but I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for explaining awesome idea in clear concise ways!

[@SkilledMusician]

Wow Dustin! Thanks for watching. Glad to know that this video is helping those that don't even play the piano!

[@dustinbeasley1070]

I have been restoring an old Fender Rhodes, and in anticipation of finishing it I have been educating myself on piano technique - your videos showed up in the feed and I have been enjoying them greatly! Keep up the great work!

[@anthonyodonnell8724]

I love the way you teach!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks Anthony! I really appreciate that!

[@fedmar77]

subbed, this is great, thank you so much

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much!

[@zvonimirpopovic5313]

Very, very useful. Thank you so much

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much!

[@leonardjoseph6942]

Absolutely brilliant teacher. Wish I had you when I was comin' up as a kid. Infinite thanks.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much Leonard!

[@maurocicotto3479]

It just make ne smile. You’re nice. Thank you.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you for watching!

[@Thegulshanjadhav]

Thank you bro for this video 👍🙂

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome!!! Thank you!!!

[@officialhannitoons]

I love these videos!! Amazing 😍👌

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much!

[@patpatpat6303]

that's a useful tutorial!!!! thank you so much!!!!!!!!

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome! And thank you for watching our video!

[@vintpowell7499]

Awesome stuff!!! That's that "Do that again" stuff.

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you so much!

[@knottreel]

Thanks so much. You've enlightened my playing.

[@SkilledMusician]

So glad to know we have helped!