Conquer Major, Minor & Diminished TRIADS and their Inversions - Piano Chords Tutorial

[@prashram7781]

This exercise is a game changer. Jason has been coaching us on this in our intermediate classes, and I can attest to the fact that it significantly improves chord muscle memory

[@nathanielschool]

🙏🏼

[@Rubicon1]

Thank you. Your voice is delightful and your teaching is ispirational.

[@nathanielschool]

Wow, thank you so much ☺️

[@pathaks1]

Class❤

[@nathanielschool]

🤘🏽

[@suyashmishra6083]

Heyy!! Is this the sound of your keyboard or you are using any sample library?? Great tutorial ❤

[@nathanielschool]

I use Pianoteq, a Virtual Instrument along with a lot of Audio Procession during the Mix & Master

[@suyashmishra6083]

@@nathanielschool ohh great!!, thanks for the effort❤

[@rebanelson607]

If I can figure this out I may actually become a musician!

[@nathanielschool]

Go for it Reba 🤘🏾

[@bagathikishore]

👍

[@nathanielschool]

🙏🏼

[@melindaaimeeroth5580]

But I don't like being called "guys"-"guys" is men. Casual diction=hi guys and gals, formal diction=hello, women and men, or "hello, everyone." Now I will listen to your excellent lesson.

[@billhasty5197]

LOL

[@Christiane-yt3dr]

I love Jasons 'Hi guys" Really no need to take offence.

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome Melinda! I don't like saying everyone, folks and friends. Anything you can suggest which is more gender neutral?

[@melindaaimeeroth5580]

@@nathanielschool Thank you, Mr. Nathaniel, for responding. "Hello my fellow and female humans" is too stilted, I suppose. "Hello, ladies and gentleman" is perhaps too old fashioned. A radio talk host in Philadelphia used to say, "Hello, World." - gender neutral and synecdotal as figurative language. "Hello, My Ladies and My Men," is Medieval. I will think about it. In the meantime, I would like to thank you for responding to this.///I am going to work on your theory classes here.

[@PiscesSenpai]

@@Christiane-yt3dr I love Jasons "hi guys" too. Besides, it's literally a gender-neutral term and definitely goes for both.