4 Epic Piano Exercises You'll Play Over and Over Again!

[@jazerleepiano]

🕘 Timestamps 0:00 Intro 0:53 Chord Shapes 2:25 Exercise 1 3:08 Exercise 2 4:38 Exercise 3 6:44 Exercise 4

[@Alter_Onkel]

Hi Jazer Lee, If I may formulate it in the vernacular, you ROCK!😁 You really do put the A in Awesome😊

[@TuneTemptation]

First comment 😄...I wanna tell you that you are one of the best teachers on KZbin ❤

[@adgurl01]

FACTS ❤

[@everela]

Quite agree😊 but who else?

[@kamalsewa4529]

Thanks sir nice lesson for the piano beginners 👍🙏

[@grandiosa86]

Out of all Jazer and Pianote is my favs!

[@ceescosijn5656]

For sure. Saw a lot of teachers but….this is the best.

[@timmyzsearcy]

You should post the sheet music along with this in the description

[@shaunreich]

Agreed that's what I was hoping for, rather read the sheets and improve those skills while I'm at it

[@diane2731]

Jazeer, these warm up excercises are great. My "warm up" was to jump right into the piece I was learning, which ultimately caused frustration. Now, since doing your warm-ups, I found my technique is improving as well as my ability to look ahead. You're a great teacher, and I appreciate all that you share with us.

[@lolalee2301]

I really appreciate this piano teacher. So wholesome, encouraging, and insightful ❤

[@vincentd.centenophd263]

This is a wonderful, musical warm-up exercise. Thanks for sharing!

[@AH-ps9pt]

Brilliant, Jazer! Perfect for us beginners. Need more like these, clear, succinct, short tutorials. Did not have to “rewind”!

[@patriciaguillaume7353]

When i learnt music at school you.had to play what was in the book. I remember after a lesson one day i closed the book and played my own compisition. More encouraging to exercise the fingers. I wish you were around when i was at school.

[@vj-xc4qc]

These warm ups are super helpful and fun. I am developing a little library of them. Then I can vary my warm up sessions. Thank you. 👌😁

[@freedom495]

In one of your past videos you introduced me to the awesome 6415 progression. I never looked back😊 Epic. Thanks sir.

[@sr.annehon8277]

Awesome!!! Jazer. Easy to understand and very practical and enjoyable warm up. Thank you so much. God bless you abundantly!!!

[@fabiancosster2992]

You are indeed a great teacher.

[@leahwells5692]

Teaching to think in the future is so zen. Such a good teacher of music. I have been trying to just let sheet music happen. Thinking ahead and looking for the shapes helps my brain with sheet music a little better. Thank you for your videos.

[@jameswalters7685]

I was literally just thinking about how it's going to take some time to develop some intuition about the most intelligent way to voice chords as you move around the piano, and here you are with an exercise that models this exact skill, along with several other things. Thank you!

[@janicegreig9788]

I love them all Jazer thank you so much for sharing your knowledge

[@virginiapopova413]

These are truly epic! Thank you 💕

[@Jushi-j5c]

Thank you for the lesson. It helps me a lot. I was wondering about your sitting position to the piano. It is slightly more left then usually. After realising how to play it, it was clear. All because of the left arm position while this exercising. 🙈

[@Betchigorota]

Thank you for all your videos Jazer! It helped me with my hand coordination! You are a great teacher! 👏🏼👍🏽 Love all your youtube piano exercises!!😊

[@billbowdoin7541]

Your content never disappoints. 👍🏼👍🏼 Thank you!

[@olufjakobsen6208]

Wow You made it so easy and buttiful. Most up to the Piano. Tanken You❤

[@susanravella6261]

I really loved the first one in particular. This was a really enjoyable lesson, thank you! 😊😊😊😊

[@maryfrey]

Your videos are so clear and easy to follow. I wish you were located in the USA. ❤ Thank you!

[@moxxif1891]

I really like the fourth exercise. It really pushes you to find all the shapes and also it sounds super epic! Makes me think of Muse :) always looking forward to your videos 😊

[@marclafontaine6996]

Thanks! Speeding up #4 is the trickiest one for me. More things like that with arpeggios and jumps would be great! Thks!

[@JorgeBricksmoreJBM]

Thank you so much Jazer !!! Exercise 4 it's perfect to improve my hand crossovers! Thanks a lot

[@mariofirpo200]

I absolutely love all your videos! let me know if you come to visit Italy 🙏

[@JianYZhong]

A good way to understand chords and have fun!

[@timyrkovalevsky6548]

Tnx Lee that exactly what i need at the moment

[@davidgracia4015]

You are excellent music teacher ... thanks ❤

[@katarinapitonakova662]

I like it very much .. I definitely will try it 👍🙏 .. thanks for sharing ❤️🎹🎶🙏

[@НадіяЯрчук-б8д]

Thank you very much 😊😊😊 I will practice it with a pleasure) could u please record also I few video with more advanced excercises or share a link for them if you know any. Thank you in advance 🎉

[@bunnyhollowcrafts]

Great idea! I am working on. Chopin piece with just a few odd chords to me. New shapes. Going to try this with those chords.

[@patriciaguillaume7353]

Exercises can be tuneful. These are good.

[@adgurl01]

Whew 😅that’s a lesson within its self. But I love it and will try 😊

[@patriciaguillaume7353]

Hanon helped me a bit. Jazer's tuneful exercises helped a lot.

[@pasadenaphil8804]

I rotate 4-5 warm up exercises to warm and will certainly add this one. I think doing all of them in progression is what helps. I am finding that, other than with Hanon, varying the routine helps a lot. My brain seems to catch up fast even if I skip something for a week or two. Especially if it is fun to play.

[@yolandarmirezsanchez6918]

Hola 'muchas gracias 'por favor mas ejercicios como este .

[@КириллПлотников-к9э]

Супер крутое упражнение, спасибо за урок

[@deadmanswife3625]

Good morning Jazer Lee and thank you❤

[@northernpianomusic]

Nice. Sounds like a complete piece. 👍

[@VijayKumar-ks9nl]

Good teaching

[@franciscocalvo1980]

Gracias.

[@kkakuszi5423]

Thank you ❤

[@Jayenkai]

I mostly managed levels 1, 2 and 3, with "only" a little stumbling.. More practice needed. I couldn't manage Level 4 though, my leap/landing skills aren't quite precise enough yet. Oh, and also, I only have a 48-key midi keyboard, so I couldn't do two-jumps on the last lesson, 'cos I ran out of keys! :D

[@CassidaViridis]

Hey Jazer, love all your videos! Please could you do one on how to play different times in each hand? For example 3 in the rh against 4 in the left, or 5 against 8? Thanks.

[@AndroidSon]

I use to warm up the next: C E G B. E G B D, G B D F, and so on to the end by right hand. Then back: C A F D, B G E C, E F D B, G E C A... The left hand warm up the same schema. Very beautiful and effective to warm up all the arm Russian excersise! Left hand after right hand, or both hands to the right direction or to the left direction. Or both hans go to meet each other, or to go to far from each otber modes.

[@RobertoMena-mw2go]

Thank you Jazzer

[@RDL-fl3zg]

Merci 🙏🏻

[@BestVidseveryday]

Thanks a lot! I am one of your online students😊😊

[@CassidaViridis]

Me too! I've learnt more from Jazer than anyone!

[@artbagreality5145]

Great teacher

[@belladogga1]

Awesome

[@VeroAndrad]

Thank you!!

[@dilshadaniel2831]

Can you please teach broken chords in detail and how to jse them in many songs as well as how to play by hear any songs

[@KumkumJaiswal-qd7gu]

Hello jazer. Can you recommend some chord exercises

[@colomboeduardo3961]

MaestroJazer: thank you very much for these very useful exercises....only one question: should we use the sustain pedal in each exercise?. Seems to be the case but just to confirm. Un abrazo desde La Palma (Canary Islands)

[@sumbulhaider2109]

can you also post the sheet music for the exercises?

[@harrymcintosh2940]

I would try these exercises if you provided sheet music for them.

[@ifyjossy98]

I just discovered your channel and i am a beginner. My question is, do you already have a video on how to read sheet music in chunks? I do read sheets line by line and it takes time and doesn't flow well.

[@fingers752000]

I'm enjoying watching you as a complete beginner and I'm assuming that playing the right note with the right finger is important? As in exercise 1, you used 5,3,1 on the left hand and 1,2,4 on the right for ACE, but then when you changed to ACF the left hand stayed on 5,3,1 but the right hand played 1,2,5. It would be nice if your videos helped with the fingers used if its important as i keep getting hand tied if such a thing exists and it took me a little while to realise your hand had changed fingers.

[@rogerparkhurst5796]

I like all 4. Can you work your way the scales using the same format allowing use of black keys??? I would guess yes. How about with minor scale?

[@michaeltesoriero7777]

Jazer, my question in the chord exercise, when you play the Am triad your right hand fingering started out with 1-3-5 but the 2nd run you played 1-2-4. I thought it was played 1-3-5. But when I evaluate your right hand it makes more sense because it's a smoother transition from the Am triad to the 1st inversion of the F chord. Can you elaborate on the fingering? Thanks, Mike

[@b0570nk4]

thanks for this, appreciated! whats that numbeer 8 in the sheet music of the last exercises? i noticed you moved your right hand an octave above but the sheet music shows the last triad unchanged... this might actually be a good idea if you could make a guide video for basic sheet music notation symbols, i have tried to watch some that was way too fast and thus i didnt benefit from it, i can imagine something were you would demonstrate each symbol's usage in 1-2 short examples and provide some short accompanying theory around it if needed also, there could have been a fifth exercise where the hands corssover version would be played in arpegios so that it would remind us of the broken ballad chord - just an idea

[@christinabennett2859]

Would be nice if you could post the note sheets for download

[@the_teenflash-2.0]

👋 hi ,pls can u do a step by step tutorial to find the key of a singer when playing piano 🎹

[@bernios3446]

Chords sound a lot like the title track from the series “tales from the loop”, composed by Philip Glass.

[@PeterCooperUK]

I was about to say those exercises are also handy introductions to Philip Glass 😁

[@leefleury7759]

This is where I recognized it from!

[@christinachi6369]

Are there music sheets I can buy for these exercises?

[@susancarter9355]

I love everything you do, but.....could you please post the sheet music for each video?

[@jacquesracine9571]

Forgive my question. Are there scores available somewhere?

[@adgurl01]

I just screenshot them 🤭🤭

[@GladysVillanueva-g2l]

Can you pls send us the printed sheet for this practice?

[@timmyzsearcy]

Bro is the next czerny

[@curlitogr]

If you like how this exercise sounds, you should check a piano piece by Philip Glass called Truman Sleeps (The Truman Show).

[@sy73326]

Do you have a series of lessons as you would teach a beginner who knows nothing about playing the piano? Asking for a friend. LOL

[@ismailibkuthanur6638]

❤👍

[@GoFbassist]

Why is contrary motion easier for me than similar motion arpegios?

[@aycannehir]

Because you use same fingers for each note at contrary motion.

[@mnadif1644]

few months ago i followed your channel and it really helped me in my training. but my piano is broken and now i can't play it anymore😢

[@amry1266]

I started plaing music by a wrong way 😢 i mean just without reading nots or doing exercises in a good way , the question is : can i restart play in a righit way ?? or it will be so difficult

[@jan-olelingsch7490]

Sounds a bit like Philip Glass 🙂

[@vasanthbojan6064]

It would be better if you remove the subtitles between your videos which are hindering the viewing of the video

[@drjacovanniekerk]

Beginner you say?

[@c.a.7522]

Yes. Cmajor, white keys. For intermediate and later advanced all the other keys (D,E,F...)😅

[@EllaONeill-p1n]

you are right... i played this over and over again, my family is annoyed, thanks!

[@SeanYeomans71]

@jazerleepiano I'd love to see you and @pianofluency duke it out in a live stream cage match teach-off

[@Betchigorota]

Thank you for all your videos Jazer! It helped me with my hand coordination! You are a great teacher! 👏🏼👍🏽 Love all your youtube piano exercises!!😊