Fills and Riffs Part 1

[@antoniovillalva4812]

God bless this wonderful sweet lady, I Would give anything to be sitting in her class live.. thank you.. for this video.

[@fgorgo2]

Oh my gosh, the first 1:24 seconds is priceless. As a teacher this has been my mantra. Unfortunately even some of my young teachers do not live this idea. Thank you Karen for your wonderful explanations!

[@aliciayaurivilca7088]

I took lessons for many years and this method is really what you need to learn in order to play and sound like a pro. Am very happy and with this simple explanation now I understand the circle of Fifth plus the chord progression in order to play any song. I think that she is fantastic and wish that when I was learning to play she would it be my teacher. Thank You.

[@haroldsouthern]

I’ve been in music since I was a kid, and started back into music as an adult., Ive learned more from u, on the video in a shorter time,. U cover everything. Thank u.

[@premk1981]

Amazing amazing teacher. God bless her. Wish I had the priveleage to learn music when I was young and had a teacher like her.

[@mikemathieson3700]

This lady is such a great teacher she makes stuff understandable

[@Gazza61253]

what a great teacher she is! love it!

[@imannonymous7707]

I wish i had you for a piano teacher as a kid....i might have never picked up the guitar.. Ive always wanted to learn stride and ragtime styles...but boogie woogie is where my heart is Anyway...yer awesome karen... bless yer heart, ur making me a better player

[@bkguitarrepairrestoration5509]

tremendous teacher.....and the comment, " other than this great class" and the other negatives, why? this lady is helping a lot of folks here. I'm sure you do it much better...

[@mikemathieson3700]

Thank u for clarifying the way youve written the circle as i looked up other books and it was written the opposite way phew thought id missed something.

[@jimmyclark7269]

I just became one of your Patreon members. Your lessons are really great.

[@menchie48]

Thank you ,this helped me a lot. I made circle of 5ths on a coaster.

[@rhyfelwrDuw]

In the UK the circle is called the 'Circle of Fifths' because go 5 steps from C (including C) and you get to G, from the G, D, from the D, A and so on - that's going clockwise. Going anti/counter clockwise, the notes are fourths C-F = 4, F-B = 4!

[@markerwin9167]

Hello.....love your teaching approch:-)

[@edgarvelez1574]

Gracias por su exelente y clara presentación.🎺🎵😄

[@rongkup15]

what a charming personality.. Even if you have to sit for a straight 12 hrs class with her i assume it's going to be lovely....

[@wileycoyote6678]

The best!!!!!!

[@frankjamesbonarrigo7162]

Get the "chord wheel" book on amazon.

[@jasper007s5]

What has this to do with "Fills and Riffs" ????. But a great class of basics.

[@Little6ster]

yes i do agree thank you both!!! god bless you!

[@mahurosakatetno3778]

I just find the spelling of the key of C wrong? It should be "C-F-G" not C-E-G? Based on previous lessons? It's confusing now, or what? I learned so much on this channel lesson. Although I'm a guitarist.

[@MrMyers758]

Now i underatand!

[@HEIN-BO-BO-TINT]

Do your classes have scholarship programs or not? I am from Burma.

[@md.taufiquerrhman240]

best teacher

[@WaitingForTheHook]

8:59 Rock on, mama.

[@GoldDiamondShop]

THE KEY OF YES!

[@LAUptegrove]

Many folks get confused by the Circle of 4ths. Not a problem, it is simply the reverse of the Circle of 5ths, so if you're using the circle as a "template", simple REVERSE what she is teaching if you're a 5ths person rather than a 4ths person.

[@pedrocem3018]

Such a good teachet

[@MSCLOVERCT]

How do I order your book?

[@longsnapper5381]

Gold

[@staticswitch]

I want to learn. Can I hire you to teach me. Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si Do. I am learning a Mexican guitar called Bajo Quinto. Can you teach me

[@hollywoodjaded]

staticswitch ~> I know; I want her to come to my house

[@scotttovey]

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[@wileycoyote6678]

C!!!!!📢📢📢📢📢

[@imannonymous7707]

If you go clockwise ,are you going up higher in tone? And vice versa? Anybody? Help lol

[@1catmac]

im annonymous I don’t think it matters. You can play in any octave, or go up or down. At least, that’s what I was told.

[@MosheB87]

love the corona parts :)

[@kiduskebede]

Wtf ?? Howwww?

[@vagabond197979]

Key of "si". I get it!

[@jlin1987]

Hello teacher, you are the only person in the world teaches "The Circle of Fifth" from the left. it is not very practical. Other than this, your classes are good.

[@jawshua100]

i love the way she teaches. it is mathematical and i also think it is easier to do it backward as long as you understand the concepts.

[@frankjamesbonarrigo7162]

key of si. I laughed :-)

[@GoaWay4Sanity]

*C major and Am are the easiest keys (no black keys)*

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

I think she is a really good teacher, but that circle drives me nuts. It is completely counter intuitive to what happens on the Piano. You go down (left) on the keys you play flats and you go up (right) you play sharps. THAT IS WHY the circle is normally printed with the sharps right and the flats left....GAH!!!! :P I still keep finding some good information in her classes. Thank you for recording and sharing!

[@whyyeseyec]

Ok, I'm that guy in class that never gets it. Why does C E G, D F A and so on go together? How is that determined?

[@josephlopresti7571]

C E G make up the C Major chord. D F A make up the D minor chord. I bet now you want to know why one is Major and the other is minor.

[@dzu86]

looking up for major chord 1 3 5 and minor too, you'll know

[@joaopedrofxs]

the kid was charlie puth

[@Myrslokstok]

The romans would write IV as IIII when they was obcest with symetry, not that it matters. 18 would be XIIX.

[@johndoe-uv6ji]

Your circle is backwards (joke)

[@kylebeauchamp42]

Hush. And learn some grammar. And some trivia; there are over 7 billion people in the world.

[@midinerd]

English isn't their primary language, you trump-supporting bigot. Just joking, I know you wrote this 4 years ago.