AMAZING Piano Pattern - Use this run in ANY song... [[ how to stay on beat ]]

[@playpianobyear]

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[@tracyjannalzaro5099]

I am part of the praise team in a small church and am really grateful for these tutorials. I am not that skillful but you inspired me to do well. ❤️ Thanks for uploading these vids man. God bless you and keep on shining! 😊

[@Havoc_Prime]

It's just a pattern on the first five notes of the key of the song! Cool. And it doesn't matter what chord you use to get it started, because you're still just using the first 5 notes of the key of the song. Brilliant.

[@akmzaman6640]

Absolutely real effective tutorial. Truly it was extremely helpful to understand the entire pattern/process along with the rhythm. God bless you man.

[@acepokemontrainer1]

This is exactly what I want to make my piano playing sound like! I could listen to your playing all day...

[@dewakade8316]

all of your metode very helping me to make beautiful every sound of my piano improvisation ...thx you...hello from bali

[@kerttorres2609]

Ive been looking for this run in all youtube videos, so glad to learn this. Thank you sir nick for sharing your talent for free.

[@joelolamide9285]

Wow, I love the way you play and teach💙 God bless you Sir🕊

[@jeremiahspassion]

Nik, my man... The way you explain things is so good people would need help to MISunderstand it! Loved this video. This was great! Keep up the great content!

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[@percyholidaysounds2887]

Perfect

[@VanhoveArne]

Lovely pattern, so much appreciated! I'm still confused though about how to play it over other chords than the I and the II chord. Lets take the easy pattern in C. Over the I chord (C): left hand plays c and g, right hand d and e. Over the II chord (Dm) you would change the left hand to d and a, but keep the right hand at d and e. So what about the III chord (Em)? Left hand plays e and b, and right hand still plays d and e? That sounds a lot less sparkly to me. Same for the IV, V and VI chord. Should I be moving my right hand to other notes, or does this pattern just sound best on the I and the II chord?

[@arielkam7771]

Thank you for the runs brother I been looking for those without finding them But today they're in your lesson Thank You that means a lot🙏🙏

[@petrutlouis9643]

I'm since 30 minutes on his youtube Channel and i don't regret something,since i was born,even now ,i am playing at piano by sound and i didn't learnt something from interent cuz i found those tips useless and now i'm looking at that channel and here exist too many,like,toooooo many useful and incredible tips i wanna learn day by day , @ImprovePianoTips i hope you will not stop doing videos bro cuz youtube need someone with incredible and beautiful (and clean sound) videos like yours bro , i swear i was searching a lot and i still searching piano tutorials i can use and channels i can follow (i have playlists with piano tutorials and i don't use them) and i feel like my mission is done bro,i found something what you can't find at any others channels ,including your style,wich is beautiful and seems like my style and i wanna learn that kind of style more and more so i hope you will not be dejected by any kind of bad comments cuz you make the most useful and beautiful tutorials i ever seen and and that tells you someone who search an entire life for amazing tutorials (even exist a lot on youtube but i found your style so unique) and i feel like i found the perfect ones,i will post that to comments section not in as a reply cuz i hope that you will see that comment and that comment just to give you a boost of inspiration (sorry for my english,i don't speak english very good),hope you enjoy the comment as i enjoy your videos.Good Luck mate.

[@RASKAMONE]

Thanks a lot sir. This video helped me a lot..... Improving my skills. Thanks again.

[@moiseromero2640]

I've been looking for this all the time.thanks a million

[@abantukuqala4106]

my brother thank you so much for such comprehensive tutorials. God will not forget your work.

[@maxivader]

Thank you so much, it was very helpful. Greetings from Argentina!

[@playpianobyear]

Hello Maxi! Greetings from California and I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson

[@samgeorge3522]

I love your lessons, God blesses you, for such inspiration, keep up always,

[@RabbitJnr]

You an amazing teacher!!!!

[@gerolanubas5931]

This is what I am looking for. thanks a lot brother...

[@robsiblehedingham]

Thanks for sharing. Had great fun playing this run!

[@playpianobyear]

You should post a video of yourself playing it! I would love to hear it!

[@victorchisomnzeribe7516]

Wow!!! Thank you so much for this... Much love from Nigeria

[@ladys8615]

Thank you for sharing your gift. God bless you

[@BlaireBustillo]

Very comprehensive tutorial. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this. 👍😁

[@grantharper6033]

This is a great run, and once you get your head around it, it’s really quite simple. I have to say though...switching keys constantly between the easy and hard run versions is confusing and would have been quicker to,learn and you have done both in C then shown a couple of quick examples in other keys.

[@christineleeming9173]

wow... the way this man plays... my piano goals

[@adenusiabosede3750]

I Love this! 😃😃 This is definitely one run I'm adding to my playing 😉

[@meganr9280]

Awesome. I tend to listen until I know what notes are played and THEN I practice it to get my fingers to play what I know in my head. I am not too good at technique (the beat) as I haven’t had any formal training with reading music so if I want to stay on beat I just have to get it in my head and practice to get the finger work down. It does feel like a hindrance at times...

[@harirasmusicclassgadhavisi4569]

Thanks sir

[@NicholasArua-zb8fd]

You are a very good teacher and I will follow you to teach me further, Thank you Lord Jesus

[@osamalaban4604]

Thank you for your effort

[@kenmarb9981]

This is a really cool tutorial...thankyou

[@ruthreuben1235]

Thank you , I actually never came across such good explanation of improvisation of chords. I looked for this for long time.

[@melianthasoenaryo5345]

Thank you! For explaining something complicated very simple n clear😍

[@lorenzo_fiutem]

Amazing tutorial! Keep it up! Greetings from Italy!💣

[@pesonathan5598]

Yes! This is what I've been looking for all the while. Thank you very much.

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Thank you very much God bless you... your videos have really helped me

[@synct]

You just instantly became one of my favourite youtubers. Been trying to teach myself piano for a couple years now and it looks like I have finally found the channel I need for my level! :D Awesome content bro :D

[@playpianobyear]

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[@synct]

ImprovPianoTips Thanks man! Looking forward to learning with you :)

[@playpianobyear]

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[@jayzaphy794]

Thank you mighty man, God bless you more!

[@playpianobyear]

Thank you brother

[@AXELAMR3]

I was waiting for someone to break that down for such a long time. Thanks a million

[@veneyamiranda9765]

WOW!! just...WOW!! you are so AMAZING!!! I want to be like you someday...Thank you very much!

[@jorgecarlos1759]

Awesome! That is one of my favorites songs and i was thinking to play it to my girl . Please make a tutorial of "the scientist" like you do with those awesome rhythms :). I have learned and improved so many songs i know with your videos. Thanks

[@susukochok2470]

Thanks for sharing, it's really helpful. God bless you

[@playpianobyear]

Thank you :)

[@OlegMavlyutov]

This music reminded me 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' movie 😊

[@MarieSalisburyAlbertiThomson]

Always listen listen listen listen. You might find your favorite 'run' in classical music or pop or...then pull it out, master it...lengthen it...whatever. ALBERTI.

[@adiaguilo4927]

Ok, I play the piano as a hobby and just because I love it (have never taken lessons) and after this video I feel like I understand much more now hahah I just hope one day I could be half as good as you. Not gonna happen but I'll try:)

[@playpianobyear]

You never know!!!!! Keep practicing!!!!! Glad the video was helpful and I hope to see you around in some of my other videos :)

[@tamsee3426]

The best tutorial that i've seen

[@playpianobyear]

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[@infantalfred4237]

I really love the way u deliver each concepts... thanks.. it really worked for me in piano run pattern... thanks

[@playpianobyear]

I'm happy you enjoy my approach! Piano is so damn fun

[@mkmeed]

Great inspiring excellent....thanks for sharing...

[@playpianobyear]

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it :)

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I love it😊 This is what I'm looking for😊

[@samkachhap4441]

Man, the techniques are just awesome 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎹

[@danielpineda5189]

I enjoy watching your play I want to learn more more simple style

[@ayashimizuki5198]

thank you,... you explain things very well (a bit fast but it keeps the listener more attentive 😊).. subscribed.. liked and shared to other piano learning enthusiasts, so that they too, can find out how much they can learn from you 😁

[@gloriaefird5530]

Thank you!!!

[@dars.2165]

Ill def try this!! You're an amazing teacher!

[@jamieh9351]

I just had to dust off my old yamaha portable grand and try it. Works a treat! Thanks :)

[@playpianobyear]

LOVE IT! I'm glad the video inspired you!

[@ordintzeffaaradhea3083]

Thanks dude.. just watched it and feel it very useful for me.. and again, thanks dude.. keep blessing

[@playpianobyear]

You're welcome! Glad you can put the run to use right away!

[@vasilenatv]

God bless you

[@playpianobyear]

Thank you :)

[@ramonarriola7672]

Muchas gracias por sus tutoriales, aunque no hablo Inglés he logrado aprender bastante. Bendiciones desde Santiago de Chile.

[@ngaiiliankim4456]

Sir you are great

[@ogunwalethomas8153]

I love this so much. god bless you brother.

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It's great of great 👍

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Wow 🤩 wow 🤩 explosion 💥 you are a legend

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Wow, cool Man! Thanks!

[@josacra]

Nice tutorial. Now I know how to. Thank you, Bro.

[@taitusvarghese8771]

Excellent one Thank you Gentleman

[@gloiremadienguela3229]

Thanks brother ! I was looking for this👍🏾. What's the name of your church please ?

[@playpianobyear]

Centerpoint Church Murrieta, Ca

[@vanjogbador459]

ohhhhhhh bless you, men,, its so great its helps me a lot,.

[@darkarmy5914]

Thanks sir... please make more and easy tutorials like that

[@SehanRFernando]

Wow.nice explanation .thank you

[@kumarv3432]

Awesome bro 😊 Really help full Thank you

[@fredie2xg]

Thanks alot. U did gr8. Very helpful

[@gehazsanga41]

Thanksss sir I appreciated it ofcoz something new I got

[@3ktor123]

God bless you bro thank you!

[@francoranieri3589]

The easy run at 17.09 fits just one bar, not two as it should. It's ok if you play alone, but not in a band. Anyway it's a very good tutorial, thank you!

[@carlitox2121]

Dude you are a great teacher. Bless u man and thx for this vid

[@justinparker8389]

Very helpful lessons

[@lucettearistide2041]

Good explain

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Thankyou 🙏🙏🙏

[@RachitJain4U]

Awesome :) Thanks :)

[@jensenkung]

God Bless You brother!

[@uniquemusicalparibar9510]

Love from India. Great Tutorial

[@GirlMomma]

Love your intro! Nicely done.

[@rutheproppi6265]

Maestro: your method for teaching is effective and understandable to an amateur like me. Do you have a reference sheet for this lesson? Please do not stop, ever. Grazie R

[@akunbuatkomen8204]

Thanks

[@jennychyeo3016]

Excellent. Have you written a music book for purchase on Different Types of Run Patterns for music enthusiasts to improvise?

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Brilliant. Subscribed.

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!!love youre tips,they are very helpful ?And whats the name of youre electric piano thank you again =)

[@playpianobyear]

Thank you :) I am playing a KorgM3

[@robertmichalscheck3072]

Good stuff.

[@gilgalpaulose4467]

Awesome

[@janetperkins9382]

Love the clip

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I love this sir! How I wish I have money to learn more.

[@sonniquickpianoimprov2231]

Interesting run in this video. I'll give it try.

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Thank you so much 😭😭

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OSM thanks borther...... tq sooooo Mach....... 😘😘😘😘😘😘

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Really cool video

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Woaaah.. thanks

[@nickmoretv8052]

Thats what you called a 10.thnkd for sharing this stuff

[@Jehnsus]

It would be great if you make a video on on how to play melody with chord sheet for any song

[@carliebsi2694]

Can someone explain me what does he play at 17:09 just after the pattern he explain in this video ? It looks like a C arpeggio played by both hands but which note is played at which moment ? Is there a video explaining this ?

[@elishafreedman]

Question. Why on the C# (2) version did he play the 2nd and 3rd notes of the B scale and not of the C# minor scale?

[@playpianobyear]

Because the second pair of the run is ALWAYS the 2nd and 3rd note of the scale you are in regardless of the chord you are on! Watch from @1:30 again :)

[@thebom6724]

Nice man i like your exercize