A Simple Way to Practice & Improvise Thirds on ANY Scale

[@abrahamsamuel8345]

You've got awesome teaching skill

[@nathanielschool]

I appreciate that Abraham 😊

[@danielo174]

Great lesson. Please do one on 6ths like what Elton John does in Daniel and players use in country music.

[@nathanielschool]

Oh wow! Would love to! Definitely going to do one on Elton John technique in the near future!

[@AugustusBroadford]

love your singing Jason 🎹❤️🕉️

[@nathanielschool]

Oh wow! Thanks so much 😊

[@KS-uh2sb]

What a phenomenal lesson, sir! Extremely musical and very inspiring.

[@nathanielschool]

That’s so awesome to hear! Glad you found the lesson useful

[@stanleyfoli7656]

Thanks sir

[@nathanielschool]

So nice of you Stanley 🙏

[@bagathikishore]

Wonderful 👍👍

[@nathanielschool]

Many thanks Kishore!

[@andrewstillwell1191]

Awesome as always Jason ,. While playing along I by mistake hit a,d,g# with an a base, it sounded kinda cool. 💛💛💛

[@nathanielschool]

Yeah! This approach offers some surprises here and there! Rock on Andrew 🤘🏾

[@helloween76]

Dude.... great ideas! Thanks for the video and info! (from Las Vegas)

[@nathanielschool]

That’s killer to know this! Thanks for the support 🙏

[@stanleyfoli7656]

Please can you please do a lesson on upper structure

[@nathanielschool]

Sure Stanley. I will practice and work on this soon

[@stanleyfoli7656]

Please can you please do a lesson on upper structure

[@nathanielschool]

👍🏿

[@kelvinadeline1285]

Hi. The appregio you did in this video is HLML or LMHL?

[@nathanielschool]

I think a combination of both Kelvin. But for a run through of each arpeggio pattern, can you follow this lesson : kzbin.info/www/bejne/maOpo5KLgKh2iJo

[@kelvinadeline1285]

Thxs for the reply. God bless