The ONLY Exercise You Need to Play in ALL 12 Keys | Piano Tutorial

[@musicmaker1311]

You have really enhanced my playing for worship ministry. Thank you!!❤

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Glad to be of help! Thank you

[@musicmaker1311]

@ do I have a program I can purchase to learn and grow?

[@curiouscurious6558]

great ex for prospective gospel players.

[@edrock26]

I love this tutorial! Thank you!

[@matthew9491]

Glad to see you back full time teach🙏🙏

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

I’m still part time but trying to be as consistent as I can. Thank you for supporting!

[@wandamccurine846]

I really like this exercise

[@Mj27th]

That 3rd is beautiful man, this is amazing 👏🏽

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Thank you!

[@qthe_composer]

Absolutely amazing

[@aphillipsmusic]

Thanks for sharing these amazing strategies

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Glad to share, happy to help!

[@calicookstunes6530]

Sounds awesome man! Your audio is sounding more crisp and lesson is always on point. Thank you.

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Glad to hear that, thank you!

[@servantintraining]

This is why I cant stand Eman, cause half the time I’m like “wow, that is really helpful” and then the other half of the time I’m like “yeaaa…I don’t need to play piano anymore. Clearly I’m not built for this” 😂😂😂

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

😂 Trust me, I still feel the same way watching others. Thank you!

[@TutorialeGratuite]

Thanks for sharing this knowledge for free. God bless you brother 😇

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Always! Love sharing what i’ve learned.

[@PeterHarisson]

Can u do some songs in gospel how to work this way 😮so excited to see❤

[@midastymiwaynedasty2681]

Awesome n very educative, many thanks Sir

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

My pleasure 🙏🏾

[@Eiliyah107]

The lightbulbs JUST went off ! Makes sense now. Thank you so much! 🙏🏼💜🎹

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Awesome 💡

[@Winters__]

Thanks

[@cartersworld3232]

this video definitely changed my playing

[@chichichima5812]

🔥🔥🔥

[@dereksimke9117]

Love the outro, and how you show the exercise all the way through once more before ending the video. Really dig the concept. Would it work with a 7th on top?

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Thank you! Yes it can work, some of the chords may have extensions that sound a bit dissonant but that’s fine.

[@eneojoechajohn6625]

Nice, what can will apply it to

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

You can apply it to any key and even come up with your own exercise using the same concept. Some songs even have this same progression descending down the major scale. I encourage you to try applying this to a minor scale.

[@eneojoechajohn6625]

@@EmanuelBlancoPiano thank you sir , looking forward for your drop 2

[@joelsthomas2302]

Hey i have been wanting to learn gospel music, how do you think i can start learning?

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

I’d start by immersing myself in gospel music. Start listening to as much gospel music as possible to get familiar with the style of music, the dynamics, the rhythm, etc. I find that the best way to learn a style is by learning actual songs in that style, so choose a song you like the most and learn it front to back. Then you can start identifying the progressions used and if you want to go deeper, learn the voicings used for the chords. It’s a never ending journey.

[@lascelleswilliams9075]

So how would you know which voice to place in between the top and the bottom note? Are you simply seeing what sounds the best? Cause theoretically you can play the same C Major chord over each base note.... But I guess the sound would be off? 😅

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

You can either approach it by seeing what sounds best or you can stay diatonic using only notes within the major scale. Theoretically, using the C major chord for each bass note would work. It would give you a different voicing for each chord, for example, play a C major over an F would now be an Fmaj9.

[@angesilue983]

I've been watching your videos for a while now and I've learnt quite a few things❤ so thx , but I always get the feeling that I can't reuse these concepts in other contexts. CAN you give me some advice to fix that ?

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Thank you! In the context of worship music, the way i go about it is trying to apply something i learn to a song that has a similar progression. For example, if you learn how to do a 7-3-6 progression from one of my videos, look for songs that also have the 7-3-6 progression and try playing it. From there you could learn it in different keys as well. The possibilities are endless.

[@angesilue983]

Thanks you 🙏🏼❤

[@eightball7290]

I'm not quite sure I understand the exercise. Which chords am I supposed to play while descending? Am I supposed to create the chords myself while staying in key? Eg, when you going down in the number system.. say the 6, do I play the minor chord?

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

You can use the diatonic chords like in your example, while having the top note determine the extension of the chord. You can also experiment with chord substitutions, for example, playing a 4/6 slash chord (F/A in C major) in your example.

[@GoldStar-ol9eb]

i love the goal an sound of this excersise, yet i still dont understand consistently what concept is being used to develop some of these chords

[@mkharizane]

lol no credit Bro? 😂

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Thanks for the suggestion! Hope it helps

[@Izac1]

Too hard for me 😢

[@Jo-qp1ob]

It sounds a bit like I want you back bass line

[@EmanuelBlancoPiano]

Good catch! It’s so useful and sounds good at the same time.