Develop UNIQUE Chord Patterns on the Piano with SUBTRACTIVE ARPEGGIOS

In this lesson, we will make commonly used arpeggios sound a lot more unique by subtracting certain beats and sub beats of the bar. The aim is to create an original vibe and develop rhythmic flavour.
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You might want to watch Jason’s lesson on commonly used Arpeggio Patterns and another tutorial on how to make arpeggios sound professional.
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3 techniques for your Arpeggios to sound Pro (Part 2): • 3 EASY ways to make yo...
Also, here’s a playlist on our entire series, “Unique sounding Arpeggios”: • UNIQUE Sounding Arpeggios
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[@OutandaboutWalking]

Jason, thank you so much for this tutorial, it is pure gold! For ages I have been playing arpeggios through without dropping any notes and they just sounded so robotic & mechanical (even with dynamics) but now after following your tutorial - boy what a huge difference! It sounds even more amazing when playing an “Alberti Bassline” with the left hand and with the broken arpeggios in the right hand. Thanks again for sharing your highly valuable knowledge. OAAW

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome! Happy to help!

[@selenaliu8580]

Bravo! You truly are an amazing teacher!

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you Selena! 😃

[@Ladyduchess313]

The beginning of beautiful music starts here..🌹👍💗💖❤

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks for listening

[@Ladyduchess313]

You remind me of my uncle. A professional keyboard player who's played for almost every major artist there is. Kim Waters, Nigee, Mary Wilson, Angela Bofield, George Duke, George Clinton, Otis Williams & so many more I can't even name in the business. Barry Gordy & writers of shaft. 💗👍💖🌹😷🌐❤

[@nathanielschool]

Wow! This truly means a lot! These are true legends!

[@tedchan-music7468]

Jason, your enthusiasm is really encouraging. You obviously enjoy teaching sharing your knowledge. I am following your lessons. I hope there might be a systematic way to learn from you.

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome! Thank you Ted. You could always write to us along with your preferred timings. Can slot you into one of my regular courses!

[@tedchan-music7468]

@@nathanielschool Jason, can you tell me how does that regular courses work? I am at a medium level, I think. I can play almost all major chords and some minor chords. And inversion in major chords. Fluent in I V I (LH) pattern and stuff. But timing is not really good. How would I know where to begin and how to start?

[@johnking7747]

Truly the best, every step of my piano journey so far I've found myself making use out of these videos above anything else on youtube. Thank you, this is exactly what I needed to move forward.

[@nathanielschool]

You're very welcome John!

[@hansayog]

Wonderful lesson... You just opened a lot of possibilities for the student to get his/her own signature arp... Sure will join your regular class soon.. 🙏

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome! Please do!

[@Lenins_Science_Experiments]

Thank you very much Jason for being so generous in explaining these arpeggios techniques

[@nathanielschool]

My pleasure Lenin!

[@goutammitra4468]

Sir u are genius.

[@nathanielschool]

Goutam! You are too kind!

[@santoshkalindi]

Beautiful ❤️

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you Santosh 😊

[@user-ri8rk1jl1e]

Thanks!

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks so much for your generous support 🙏🏼

[@papneuro]

Jason, you are a great teacher!

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you so much Nikolaos!

[@conniefaithcooley2155]

Fabulous!

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks Connie. Do watch the whole UNIQUE Arpeggios series: kzbin.info/aero/PLrNNL05e9FT--QPXO3vIz_6SiSWILivlS

[@gabri3ltz]

Thank you! Great lesson! I like playing in E minor. 🎶👍🎹

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks Gabriel! For the record, I think the scale used in this one is E Dorian!

[@gabri3ltz]

@@nathanielschool You are right! I play Cmaj instead of Amaj :)

[@Fuiape]

Yes! another AMAZING lesson! Btw, Jason will it be possible for you to teach how to create 16 note patterns, please? I have no idea how to write/compose with these! Thanks in advance

[@nathanielschool]

Great suggestion Fuiape! Perhaps you could wait till the next arpeggio lesson? I plan to cover just that. And while we are on the subject of 1/16th notes, try checking out this lesson, where I develop a good foundation on counting Sixteenths. Here's the lesson you could watch for now: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bovJeWtvZrShgZY

[@jayantjrathod]

Thank You So Much Sirjee

[@nathanielschool]

Most welcome Jayant

[@colleensmith2038]

Ooohh... I love this one🎶🎶

[@colleensmith2038]

Yay🎵👋👋👋an arpeggio feast coming up 😁

[@musikistmeinetherapie]

Great🎹

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome!

[@motif123456]

great idea ....You sir have demonstrated and explained very beautifully some musical techniques,which are generally used in various english songs released in the us or uk....I used to wonder how I might be able to produce such amazing flowing sound..Now I am able to clearly understand the concept.thanks a lot. May I suggest you to create some videos on latin rhythmic stuffs ...for instance -how to play bass and chord on the keyboard for salsa ,merengue,montuno...etc

[@nathanielschool]

You are most welcome Rajarshi! Suggestion noted!

[@michaelmarshall55]

As always i can hear potential hits in your improv vocal scatting !

[@nathanielschool]

Time to tag a few pop stars 🙂

[@ahmedsouafi7230]

🎵👋👋👋 AHMED SOUAFI FROM ALGERIA

[@nathanielschool]

Lovely to hear from you *Ahmed* ! Welcome on board 😀

[@ND-es6kk]

sir what is full from of aroegio.sir plese🙏

[@nathanielschool]

Not sure! I guess the full form itself is ARPEGGIO!

[@sorry11303]

😃🎹👏

[@JamesBond-zd5jx]

Light bulb moment.

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome!