5 Impressive Ways to Make Any Song Sound Better

[@ScarletteFiesci]

Love, love, love this guy. I wish he would have been my teacher when I was learning as a child! He would have made lessons a lot more interesting and explain things in a way that kept interest and eagerness to learn constant. Certainly would have not been confined to stuffy classical sheet music and develop an ability to improvise which always confounds and frustrates all classically-trained pianists. Please keep these coming. Really love your teaching style and content. Thank you so much.

[@ElliyahuRosha]

These chord technics series is amazing! Thanks!!

[@ingesmekens4362]

With you everything looks easy. Not one word too much , just right!!! Thanks!!!

[@hanimorcos5858]

You are an amazing rhythm piano teacher. 👋👋👋

[@annettecortescains9020]

Excellent!!! So helpful. Thank you! Keep up the great work.

[@ishagshafeeg]

Milo, you are my piano hero. 🙏🏿

[@julieanderson100]

I really like this. I'd love an even more directed, simpler one. For example, try this for the intro. Stop and pause. Try this for the middle, etc. then a play-along at the end.

[@ebskigosc5391]

You are a special guy, thank you very much for the lessons, greetings from Poland

[@shaziakhanday4790]

Beautiful!

[@mosestuong5157]

Great tutorial....❤❤

[@fabiancosster2992]

Very good lesson

[@shams1999]

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[@diannerayner2099]

YOU ARE SO GOOD!

[@loretomirandilla4228]

Wow... You're an amazing teacher

[@СергейБогданович-с9д]

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[@ceciliaboshoff5298]

I love to hear in country songs

[@Preydy]

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[@iatjitrawasita6580]

He is the best

[@myatnoeoo77777]

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[@LJ-702]

Oh no, I have so long way to go 🤯🤦

[@napolian007]

great

[@anttt7993]

How can you play a Csus4 when the song has a Dmaj in it? The song doesn't have a clear tonic, so I'm confused how you can play Csus4 when the F# is so dominant in the chords?

[@Especial1015]

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