Impress Your Friends With This Easy Piano Improv

[@jazerleepiano]

Which improv technique was your favourite? 😍 0:00 Intro 1:11 Left Hand 3:01 Technique 1: Single Long Notes 3:42 Technique 2: Simple Melody 4:29 Technique 3: Scales 5:40 Technique 4: Thirds 6:24 Technique 5: Sixths 7:28 All Techniques Demo

[@tabomwangelwa4150]

Thank you for the breakdown. Technique 3: Scales and Technique 1.

[@nikred280]

Thanks!!!

[@christanjhermaynellovido1817]

Thanks Jazer not only in this video but your all other videos help me a lot 👍 good for other beginners like me ☺️

[@leexthsticboiz]

All

[@lambertch]

All of it! So beautiful and with limitless variations.

[@StartEnjoyingPianoPractice]

This is the best kind of video that a beginner can find. Not overwhelming, with slow tempo, left hand pattern with not so many notes and endless possibilities for right hand improvisation to make beautiful melodies (even by accident :D ).I wish I came across such videos many years ago when I started playing… :) I really like the quality of your content and it helps me a lot in creating my own youtube piano lessons. I hope one day to grow my channel to your level :)

[@jazerleepiano]

All the best with practicing :) :)

[@LaserKatze]

i recommend you first work on your thumbnails do not make them in this comic style

[@bnchik]

@@LaserKatze ??

[@tabomwangelwa4150]

Thanks much. This is someting I've been wanting to learn...not note for note... The sound of your piano is beautiful!

[@Der_Yoloist]

he has a Yamaha Grand Piano in case you wanna know. But im not sure about the model :)

[@nikred280]

@@Der_Yoloist I don't have money to buy real grand piano, so I use midi keyboard with vst of grand piano sound

[@johnharland2336]

As a beginner, this is what keeps me enthusiastic about playing. I can change the melody to fit the mood and sound epic every time.

[@thepianoplayer416]

The last time I was at a piano store, the salesman thought I was playing a piece by Scarlatti. Have done some music arrangement reworking pieces for other instruments. Improv is something a lot of students wouldn't normally do because we have a teacher and learn to read other's music note for note. Not many people are comfortable playing in front of others. Being able to improv allows people to do just that.

[@fayesua9629]

It's like instant composition, once you mastered it the combination is endless, and sound great too! Thanks Jazer.

[@sabahrad5133]

Will have to practice thank you

[@supernothing77]

Most professionals never progress much pass this point and write beautiful music

[@iamdeplorable7555]

Another great lesson from you. It gives us newbies a shot of enthusiasm to practice everyday and sound a lot more advanced then we are. The non players have no idea how relatively simple this is.

[@SmileyBlue69]

Agree .... and also the non players haave no clue how much practice is involved .........................

[@judybrown2764]

I discovered your site this morning when I needed help playing piano using chords. Your teaching method fits my learning style so perfectly! I've spent most of the day watching your various videos and bouncing back and forth from my computer to my piano to practice what you were showing your viewers. It has been one of my happiest days ever at piano! (I'm the 70-year-old that has no gift.) This video is the last I watched today. It may be the only way I play again! (Well, that's an exaggeration, but you get the idea!) LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this lesson! THANK YOU!!!

[@jonathanbenton2002]

I've always felt that Mozart was the master of simplicity and could make a single note hang in the air, leaving you breathless. Your "Single long Note" technique reminded me of that. Thank you for sharing.

[@MEKA2777]

There is an artist named ibi, he does that too with minimal notes

[@Ionic457]

find your own voice is sucha good quote brother... omfg.. bless you!

[@PianoSongDownload]

Nice! I love that left hand pattern.

[@sweetciinamon]

Thanks for your birthday song tutorial a years ago i played it at my friends party

[@wjohn5525]

Jazer, this is excellent. You make it simple while sounds sophisticated. 非常感谢您，我会努力练习👍👍👍

[@wiyseful8859]

It sounds lame, boring, and simple.

[@robloxgamedev2795]

@@wiyseful8859 you're actually saying it to yourself after you done an awful performance

[@sr.annehon8277]

Thank you very much, Jazer. You are a very talented pianist. May God bless you and keep you in His merciful love.

[@johnpawlicki1184]

Thanks, Jazer This is great for someone who wants to practice listening. Just hitting the right keys does not necessarily make music. To improvise, even this simply, one needs to listen to make it music. Excellent.

[@mgbchoralmusic6443]

Love the quick recap at the end with the short demos and text on the screen. Very helpful.

[@joycemc984]

Would love to have the notes for the left hand. Can't see it because of the translations on the video

[@jazerleepiano]

@@joycemc984 - you can turn off the subtitles by clicking the [cc] box on the bottom part of the video

[@namphuongnguyen7506]

i do not like typing cause it takes for...e...ver for me, but i gotta say something especially to the people who put the time helping others. i listened to your song with a smile on my face a whole time. i was so happy, loved all the technique and after all i think that i have found a piece easy enough for beginner and sound wonderful as well. Thanks Jazer

[@sn8323]

Just. Wow. I just can't believe that after only one week I'm able to follow along and do this (very tentatively for now, but still). Wow. Thank you Jaser for enabling newbies and giving us a taste of musical magic :)

[@augustiliagomespinto7096]

You are a super talented professional who inspires beginners not to give up! Love that you show hand placement for the notes! Thank you!

[@DonnaLori-df3sl]

I'm a beginner as well and I am 77. My significant other can also play. We like your channel the best of anyone. You take your time to explain and make it easy to follow. I like the single long notes and the sixths. Can't wait to try it! Thank you.

[@SSpitz9907]

Hi! Would love to hear you actually play something one day, a full piece. Do I sense a holiday performance in our near future?...and the crowd goes wilddd. Wouldn't ask for or expect anything crazy. You just play so beautifully.

[@southpark5555]

Very nice video indeed! It sounds great! The next step after that for students will be to understand exactly why it works --- in the theory part. That is - for the selected pattern of the left hand notes ---- the understanding behind why the right-hand notes sound good with those left-hand note patterns. Thanks Jazer!

[@xinyuewang2]

yes please do make those!

[@peteskyrunner4845]

The reason it works is because the left hand is playing chords in the key of C and the right hand is playing notes in the key of C (basically any white note) so any note you play will sound good with any of the chords.

[@dmills7375]

So theoretically, you should be able to do this in any key if you use the IV-V-vi progression in the left hand and the notes of the scale in the right hand. Try it in the key of G using C-D-E in the left hand and all white keys except for the F (play F#) in the right.

[@fabiancosster2992]

God bless you and your family you are changing my life with this technique i was listening this kind of technique for years i didnt know what is going on i was asking my self if i could play in the future now that i know what is going on i felt that the doors begins to open for me thank you once more i keep posting more videos like these

[@rockitmacca]

Your videos make playing piano so approachable and fun. This is my favorite kind of video you make, with improv guidance/suggestions. Thanks!

[@wobblyman2000]

Left Hands Chords F G Am F chord Notes start on f2 notes 5F 2C 1F 3G 2A 1C G chord Notes start on G2 5G 2D G1 3A 2B 1D Am chord Notes start on A2 5A 2E A1 3B 2C 1E # Beside Notes Are for fingers in left hand

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Second time watching, and with a little more music theory. Starting scales adds a new mode, or colour. They are also called Church Tones. C - Ionian D - Dorian E - Phrygian F - Lydian G - Myxolydian A - Aeolian or Natural Minor B - Lochrian which is the darkest scale

[@Omega0401]

Really love this video lesson. It is fun to play, pleasing to the ears, you make up your own improve and even helps beginners using two hand together. Lots of fun. Thank you Jazer! Another great video lesson!

[@crazedking]

I've been playing for 10 years, and recently got burnt out after moving to uni, your videos are giving me the motivation to pick it up again! Thank you for your content!!

[@amorsoloarts]

Ilove your the way you improvised technique and showing an art of fingering keys.

[@nancypeacher3661]

You gave me inspiration to start playing piano again. I am 79 years old. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you.

[@jonsmyth8353]

Thanks mate. Just what I've been looking for.😁👍🙏

[@nuthvutha8346]

Very nice technique for improving fingers of both hands.

[@ernstlouisjacques7001]

Thank you again. You are a great piano teacher.

[@faithoasischurch7948]

I am impressed with this technique. Beautiful. Love it .

[@dadangbao4472]

Yes I like the sounds so good.thank you so much

[@shirlrowsome2692]

OMYGOSHGOSH!!! THIS WAS AMAZING! THANKS SO MUCH JAZER!!!❤

[@tammyliu9528]

Thank you for all these lessons. I am really enjoy learning from you.

[@jazerleepiano]

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[@observemalta6598]

Can't wait to start experimenting with this method!!

[@wizdeasis9846]

You're the best!!! Learning so much from you. God bless sir! 😃

[@ermavaldez5831]

thank you for its big help for me to practice a new left-hand pattern, thank you and God bless

[@LusajoMwaitete]

This was so good thank you so much for this video, I played it at church and it was the best for everyone to pray, thanks aloat

[@fidelogos7098]

Can't wait to try these! Thanks!

[@zenithmusicstudio1096]

This is ssoooooo soothing to the ears

[@mindipatton671]

This melody is simply divine! I started thinking of words to go with it, so it can be the next 'big hit' on the charts.

[@roxananasturas]

This is fantastic. what a beautiful melody

[@NOVIAUGI]

I’m learning so much!'!!! Thank you for you contribution to KZbin!!!!!

[@edgardoelogsong5449]

Wow, very nice improvisation sir, thank you so much for this technique, more power and God bless

[@tomliebs9785]

Dude you just got me into improvising so well. I love this it sounds so nice and is not even that hard. Love to learn more of these kinda things in the future

[@falithekid6542]

OMG SO GLAD THIS VIDEO CAME ACROSS MY RECOMMENDATION😭 THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@AlanMustafa]

Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant. Another expertly planned lesson from a great tutor. Thank you for sharing your experience, Jazer :)

[@patriciaguillaume7353]

Very beautiful improvisation. I my self play alot using just the white keys. C major is an easy key which i use alot when playing popular music. I will try this tuneful method to warm up my fingers.

[@dagulcalma3285]

Simply amazing! 8 minutes later, I earned my Doctorate in Musical Arts!!!

[@AjjuOctOne]

Utmost Respect Guru'ji... 🙇‍♂️🙇🙇‍♂️

[@edwardgasca258]

Very nice Jazer. We appreciate all the tips you share.

[@car1995ish]

Thanks a million for this! I like technique 5 with the sixths. The sound is beautiful. Your Caption is so true. Everyone was Impressed with my playing. My sister who knows that I only took piano lessons for a few years before I was a teenager, commented “how could an amateur like you sound so professional?”I am now in my 70s and got my keyboard last Christmas. Thanks again. You are blessed!!!

[@jimredner2649]

I appreciate all that you teach. I am just a beginner on the piano, so these relatively easy routines are perfect. I liked the sound of the sixths the best! Thanks for the video!

[@53hobbit]

Thanks, great building blocks of music.

[@Lewisjohnrandall-xl1pe]

all of your videos everything I have ever needed to open all the doors with out all the strenuous music theory and sheet music. You make it so everyone can just enjoy exploring music. Thanks jazer Lee

[@uyentang4571]

your simple melody sounds amazing!!

[@davidthangaraj1392]

Wonderful Mr.Jazer. Thanks a lot

[@shaffiemohammed8179]

Thank you Jazer, I have been following you for a while and I have learned quite a lot from you as a beginner. This is the most exciting piece of improv. I have undertaken. You are a fantastic teacher. Please check this guy out. You are in for a treat.

[@robertmiller101]

Thank you so much Mr. Lee👍

[@amibegum1502]

It works! Nice lesson, always learn new things and improvisation. Thanx a bunch!

[@chtcheung5794]

Very beautiful. These improv patterns add lots of are fun to our beginners. Thank you very much. Look forward to technique involving chords replacing single notes on right hands too. 🙏🙏

[@westfield90]

I’ve become addicted to your channel

[@jonathanwilson9679]

Definitely have to start slow with the progression in the left hand but it sounds amazing and there's a lot one can do here. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@cheokbkhim]

This is awesome! Thanks so much Jazer!

[@davidreay5911]

Well I must say. How come I've missed this channel! You are a brilliant teacher. In these harsh turbulent times instead of sitting in a lonely place, get together and learn this creative art form. It certainly warms 'the cockles of the heart'.

[@nikred280]

THIS IS MASTERCLASS!!!!!

[@jeetendralondhe9370]

I really love this.thanks for sharing.

[@mftey84]

Thamks a Lot. I loved It.

[@harriette2000]

Clever lad! Thank you for your excellent lesson.

[@zoune83]

Good for warmup exercise

[@fabiancosster2992]

This technique make me sound musical this is what i was looking for many many years before thank you very much and keep posting more videos like this god bless you and your family

[@nikred280]

Another heaven tutorial

[@magararonald3762]

Hey Jazer Lee,; thanks for the beautiful tips. Am working on use of both hands!

[@Bimanche]

great tutorial, thanks Jazer!

[@ServantoftheLord10565]

This has helped me tremendously thanks Jazer!

[@CandleMan5]

It's insane how good this channel is!!

[@annettec1912]

Jazer...that sounds very beautiful indeed!

[@ronwhitehouse23]

Fabulous teaching video. congratulations.

[@pegdickson]

Great video. I have played a long time. This is the best video i have seen for a great sound made understandable

[@ruthhall5776]

Jazzer, thank you so much for this video…just what I need …

[@adelajademilade7796]

It was very helpful sir. God bless you

[@akudemoses3946]

You're literally the best

[@janedoe5229]

Wow!! That looks so cool, and so EASY! Thanks! :)

[@marywolverton2839]

Love this, this bring more like this.. it makes it fun !

[@luislebronarroyo6013]

Gracias, un mundo de diverción se abre en la improvisación🙏🎼🎩💝🗝🍎

[@hectorliria8089]

Nice teacher, easy to understand

[@hollymcrider6178]

Beautiful! I love that I can be random with this method, and create something that is JUST MINE! THANKS JAZER!

[@elissahunt]

I'm not interested in trying to "impress" anyone, but this technique looks like a lot of fun. Off to practice now.

[@CuriosityCapsule]

I need to remember this video when I wake up tomorrow!!!

[@soniachapple3141]

Loved it … such a simple way of explaining something that requires good technic 🙌🏼 Perfect for beginners … thx Jazer

[@renatag1942]

Thank You for this video. The techniques You're showing are very useful and Your explanation is very clear. Listening to You is a pleasure. Your English is fantastic. Greetings from Poland.

[@rickmorrison4440]

Jazer you da man. That was sweet and so melodic. I’m on it. Thanks so much you make it look easy and you also make me realize what 20 years of hard work looks like. Best to you.

[@mekuebeagles7683]

Love the way you teach! Going to show this to my 8 yo and see what he comes up with. Thank you for sharing!

[@dd7aa]

This is brilliant im.going to.go home after work and get straight onto the left hand part.

[@rolandschupbach6329]

Just discovered this, super...You just made my day thanks!"

[@jaybaker1562]

Amazing… awesome teacher

[@pearla-channel]

Thank you so much for the free lesson. I really learned a lot from your YT Channel. Please do upload more. This is a nice exercise. So nice to hear.