Improvise Classical Music On Piano In Various Genres

[@contemporaryschoolofpiano]

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[@skaffen]

Such an inspiring man, a great amount of joy and enthusiasm that's even more important than impro advices.

[@GregoriDaiger]

this man is a genius ! why can not everybody make the musical world so accessible for beginners, its so encouraging this way ... i really appreciate it !!!!! greetings from germany

[@contemporaryschoolofpiano]

Thanks for your kind words.

[@garreth4137]

Thank you for this lesson! About a month ago I was sat in front of a piano and asked to 'just play', but this anxiety of it not sounding good held me back. Learning how to improvise will make a fun journey, and this lesson is certainly appreciated :)

[@larmkaart2414]

You didn't just give me tips on how to play, but you also gave me the confidence i needed so i can be happy with what i play

[@dehrk9024]

amazing video when youre sick of discipline and need some joy once this is it! :D

[@jennywren8937]

Brilliant. Thanks Tom.

[@CarolBradford-g9u]

Thank you! That was a revelation!

[@Barichter74318]

Incredible video. I think improvisation should be more common with classical musicians and your video is a great start for someone wanting to start to improvise

[@bunnyhollowcrafts]

Another wonderful lesson!!🎶🎵

[@KelvinDominick-t7f]

Love your piano style. Beautiful

[@contemporaryschoolofpiano]

Thanks for listening

[@joshualerner180]

I am soo grateful for you, your teachings, and your style of presentation!!!! I have no history in classical music, but love the sound and have played piano for a few years, this is opening a whole new door to me and will be exploring all your content that i can find on the topic Thank You

[@ID-xg1vu]

really enjoy the way you explain! thank you

[@MissyTCA]

Cant thank you enough for this brilliant and yes easy to understand lesson ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@contemporaryschoolofpiano]

You're very welcome!

[@YouTubeBotUser]

Please keep doing lessons like these. They are helping me really learn how to use all of these scales and chords I learned over the last years maybe you can do some in ab major or minor or bb major or minor? Classical improvisation is my favourite thing to do on piano but I haven’t had much luck learning how to since nobody teaches it anywhere. Good work very educational 👍.

[@nikospap8470]

I really don’t know how to thank you for this video.

[@nikospap8470]

Great video. Could this chord progression work on a minor key equally well? Lets say on A or D minor key.Thank you

[@Pgm94]

Thank you so much, this is hugely helpful. Subscribed! One question: you showed how to randomly play notes on a scale. I find that I have learned the scales going up and down, but 'random' within a scale like you did is so hard for me! I struggle knowing how to reposition my hand and move around the random notes if it's not in the systematic up-and-down the traditional scale one note at a time. Do you have any tips or exercises to be able to reposition my hand if the notes jump above or below my current hand position? Thank you!

[@lilianabonetsepulveda7656]

Start practicing scale in sequences, thrids, traids, and arpegios. *Scales in sequences* Example no. 1: C-D-E, D-E-F, E-F-G... Example no. 2: C-D-E-F, D-E-F-G, E-F-G-A... Example no. 3: F-E-D-C, G-F-E-D, A-G-F-E... *Scales in thirds* Example: C-E, D-F, E-G... *Scales in triads* Example: C-E-G, D-F-A, E-G-B... *Arpegiated Scales* Example no. 1: C-E-G-B, D-F-A-C, E-G-B-D... Example no. 2: C-E-G-B-G-E, D-F-A-C-A-F, E-G-B-D-B-G... Example no. 3: B-G-E-C, C-A-F-D, D-B-G-E... Example no. 4: B-G-E-C-E-G, C-A-F-D-F-A, D-B-G-E-G-B... Here, I just listed arpegio patterns using the 7th, which, pressuming we're in the key of C mayor, will result in major seventh arpegios (CMaj7 and FMaj7), minor seventh arpegios (Dmin7, Emin7th, and Amin7th), dominant seventh arpegios (G7), and diminished seventh arpegios (B°7th). There are many more arpegio patterns like the minor six, which will sound good over any minor chord, especially over the sixth chord (that's a personal preference), whole tone arpegios, which can be used over the third degree of a harmonic minor scale, and there are many others I don't know. Also, if you ever find a melody by, let's say, Bach, Chopin, or Debussy, that you like, copy it and practice it like you would with any other of the patterns listed above.

[@Pgm94]

@@lilianabonetsepulveda7656 That's really helpful, great point. thank you!

[@CharlieMyers-xk9ot]

Hello, what software do you like using to get the best grand piano sounds? Thanks

[@contemporaryschoolofpiano]

I recommend Signature Grand, it works with Kontakt player.

[@CharlieMyers-xk9ot]

@@contemporaryschoolofpiano Thank you! I appreciate your response, I have a Kurzweil 88 and I'm ready to plug in to some better sounds for piano

[@handyman4everyman]

So true 😂

[@jaylenbrown8992]

Thanks 😊

[@turningpointmusicalchannel6101]

Thanks 👍