Jazz Piano Chords - The Most Beautiful Progression

[@PianoGroove]

Hey everyone 👋 I hope that you enjoyed the lesson! Don't forget to download the PDF workbook containing the notation for this progression in all 12 keys: www.pianogroove.com/most-beautiful-progression/ - Cheers, PianoGroove

[@yesterdaysmeanings]

@PianoGroove Love your work! Do you have sheet music for your version of Misty? Thanks!

[@aludahkenfred5940]

thanks

[@Uchawibeatz]

This is one of the most emotional, heaven sounding progressions I've heard in a while. Thanks for the brilliant lesson

[@야-l8z]

The song is called Misty.

[@djatlasmusik]

@@mikel8850 its a good thing i used this and rearanged it to be my own lol. making a dubstep song out of this lmao

[@djatlasmusik]

@@mikel8850 thats modern music a bunch of ppl giving credit to newcomers and not recognizing the inspirations lol.

[@Mats8686]

It brings tears to my eyes. Perfect

[@evaldo_keys]

Masterclass Show. This, without a doubt, is the best Jazz Piano channel I've ever found on the internet. Congratulations for the excellent work! Thanks!!!

[@amazedi3377]

man can I just get a whole 1 hour of you playing piano, I would love to have it as background study music. very nice man :D

[@skyalligator8380]

As a classical pianist, i have 0 knowledge in jazz. this piece makes me wanna learn jazz so bad please help 😤

[@rianhackworth5093]

Same this was the first comment I saw and I was like oh good I'm not alone lmao

[@ciaraskeleton]

Me too! 😂 Classical piano is so opposite to this. It's like 'throw all feeling out the window. Read the notes. Pay attention to dynamics!!!!!!! ANDANTE!!!!' Then jazz is like: jus feel the flow 😎

[@UltimateSigmaWarrior]

@@ciaraskeletonum, no

[@ciaraskeleton]

@@UltimateSigmaWarrior Explain swing rhythm then without explaining 'feeling' it. Lol Jazz historically is improvisation, on the spot free playing, so much of it is learned and then intuitive. Classical is rehearsed to a T, everything has to be played as written. No wiggle room. No freedom. No imrpov.

[@JoJoVD]

⁠@@ciaraskeletonI would agree that classical is less free and more strict. But I think the other commenter meant that classical does have a lot of interpretation. You could listen to the same piece played by different musicians and there can be a world of difference. Just trying to say that classical playing is not as set in stone as your comment makes it out to be.

[@tiagosousa9834]

This progression makes dream about those rainy days in my childhood

[@tiagosousa9834]

Oh, my bad, wrong progression. These one is autumn grown up vibes

[@uHkorHuto0]

One year ago I was not interested in jazz and music in general, I was watching random videos on KZbin and I saw this video, I watched it just to listen, and now I am a very good pianist who plans to play other instruments, guitar, flute, I don't have friends who are musicians like me, so I become a multi-instrumentalist. I wanted to become a programmer in the past and now I understand how important it is to have a job that you like

[@carlosrios3215]

Hopefully your musical journey has evolved to something wholesome ❤

[@guyedwards22]

I came across the concept of "Extended Dominants" while learning "The Bygone Days" by Joe Hisaishi from the movie Porco Rosso, which sets up the falling in 5ths pattern on the vii chord in Eb Lydian. It's so easy to use once you get that IV-vii-iii-vi-ii-V-I base template in your head, but really powerful, it almost feels like a cheat 😂

[@jaydenfraser572]

brilliant piece of music! glad to know there are other people who appreciate that tune :)

[@guyedwards22]

@@jaydenfraser572 Literally every piece I've learned written by Hisaishi is jam packed with structural goodies to disect :D The man's brilliant, and because I grew up on Ghibli, it never feels like an exercise to learn his music, it's always just an emotionally gratifying experience with free education thrown in. Thank goodness for musical idols to look up to ❤️

[@tylerhellard4478]

He’s amazing you guys should look up ‘studio ghibli live’ on here!!! It’s him with 1000 people performing the songs live and it’s AMAZING

[@C_U_R_I_E_L]

Thanks for sharing the tip!

[@hobbyhobbyhobbyhobby]

do you have a favorite youtube video that helped you learn extended dominants?

[@tjstar45]

I wish I knew how to play at this level. I only know simple song progressions and seeing this gives me hope that one day I will be able to play this.

[@lucasmarchand4738]

sure you can

[@tehedx]

Just beautiful, it is a perfect fit for Misty. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@strrwbrryjamjam2191]

Ikr it was beautiful

[@BigBoiLoses]

Gorgeous song

[@davidfariaphd1497]

Such beautiful chords.....the music Gods are rejoicing...........

[@rubaramirabenjamin4322]

I can’t express how happy I am, and glad to have this lesson. I’m practicing these chords everyday and I hope one day I’ll play it perfectly. Continue sharing please 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@goldgazebo9196]

did you get it?

[@rubaramirabenjamin4322]

Yes I did

[@burtonwheeler8241]

The E Flat chord demonstrated was Misty by Earl Garner beautiful toon.

[@handznet]

Misty is so awesome, an essential jazz standard.

[@redfishplayz4476]

As a classical musician and classical composer beginner I am kinda shocked by some chord names XDDDD But well I am really fascinated by this excellent Jazz music. :D This channel is such a good Jazz channel Keep up doing these epic videos!!!

[@redfishplayz4476]

Hey Back Here:) Im now far more advanced than I was before, found my Style and Training Improvisation But I also Like To compose very Long pieces with ALOT of Work. Dude I Watched this again and omg, this Video is extremly helpful and now im gonna have fun improvising:))))

[@various.8238]

@@redfishplayz4476 awesome!!

[@DereBear]

@@redfishplayz4476 what era of classical? Cuz the romantic period is just like classical jazz fusion lol all my favorite pieces are romantic era stuff and this rendition of Misty reminds me of that sound

[@djatlasmusik]

THIS PROGESSION is so AMAZING I need to make a melodic dubstep song using this chord progession. Eb MAJOR has to be the most angelic scale ive ever heard besides the G# major and the D# minor

[@pyschointellectual]

This is about the best introducion to 7 chords on piano i have seen to date. Really really good stuff. Well done and thanks for sharing this with the world. David Bahar Edinburgh Scotland.

[@winterdesert1]

Took me 3 days to transpose this to C. That turnaround in the 4th measure a little tricky but I got it. I'm using it to start Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas. It's nice. Thanks.

[@MrSonrisaproductions]

This instructor is a Genius! Thank You Sir!

[@freedomajp]

Another lovely tutorial. These arrangements make me sound like a better player than I am. Great job Hayden!!!

[@gregorysalgado2454]

As a guitar player who has crossed over into the keyboard universe without a. Map or a compass your lesson are blessings indeed thank you and worksheet

[@donnasherriff5641]

Lol, I'm a singer but more of a classical style pianist. On the first set of progressions I was like, this is great, it sounds like the opening sequence of Misty.....then you just went for it. Wow.

[@신은영-d1n]

Absolutely gorgeous! I'm dying to listen to the full version of you playing Somewhere Over the Rainbow 😭😭🙏🏼

[@davitharutyunyan875]

After hearing Over the Rainbow I have no questions left. Amazing!

[@GonzaloMiguelGS]

Excellent performance, excellent masterclass, excellent teachings. Thanks.

[@fabianedengard4495]

One, if not the best Jazz Video i saw... just WOW !

[@iansoelins]

This video is absolute gold.

[@Noodleman34]

Misty is one of the most beautiful jazz songs ever

[@claytonvisker]

just took the time to learn this whole thing. wow. I feel like I can play like I've always wanted to. bro thank you.

[@rogerreyes4470]

This progression in one moment is ike a Sunset the Sonny Sttit, so beautiful!

[@future844]

I just want to thank you for making the contents of this video accessible. 🤝🏽

[@novicetech1]

This was so very cool! Thank you so much. As it happens, Eb is like the only key I can play in convincingly (LOL) so this will really help. Thanks again.

[@ignatiusprasetyo4984]

Wonderful tunes.. 😱 woww.. thank you so much for sharing a brilliant piece.

[@jeremiahmolinaro7595]

Very straightforward video. Fantastic!

[@milagrosgrau7015]

My favorite song! Misty!!! Thank you!

[@83716_JxxP]

Thank you! This actually took my playing to the next level. Beautiful sequence of tones and colors.

[@ben5947]

I chanced upon your channel just today and after having watched this tutorial, I subscribed immediately.

[@building436]

Thank you for the opportunity you give us to participate in the world of precious emotions of jazz!

[@SkySpyro615]

Oh my gosh, Misty! I love this jazz song

[@ratpoison1000]

loook at meee😂🥺❤

[@HuugyBearInc]

This is handsdown my favorite piano channel…

[@mrdjangofreeman5560]

Misty, so nice voicing 😊

[@YoungFox20]

really really cool, cant wait to sit at my piano and watch this. Never new what a dominant chord was until now, so this is going to evolve my music

[@berniedenhaut4803]

Tkx very very much. Great job and simple one. We can play those in a loop and it takes little time to "tame" them . We can play same mix arpeggios with the right hand and for instance.

[@robertmichalscheck3072]

This is really cool,I gotta learn these chords.

[@apostolicinallways5663]

This is literally so beautiful. Thank you so much for this

[@amory2104]

Misty is my favorite jazz song thank you

[@Steven_Triana]

I love Misty so much

[@botehtv]

2:19 Very basic question, but when you said the 4th dominant wants to resolve a fifth down or a half step down, what’s the rule behind that?

[@skyalligator8380]

im curious too

[@PianoGroove]

The rule is based on tritone substitution, check out this lesson and everything should make sense: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaubkmOQbLBpl8k - enjoy !

[@DenimGeans]

It reminds me of "I Want To Talk About You" by Ryo Fukui, a LOT!!!

[@exist0142]

That is so beautiful 🥺

[@vincenzoguandolo8641]

Thank you so much this is beautiful and very helpful!!

[@h4riesmusic970]

Thank you sir. I am learning jazz and this video changes my life. Thank you. Thank you. I mean it wholeheartedly

[@PianoGroove]

Wonderful… glad to hear you enjoyed the lesson. Lots more to come so be sure to subscribe. Cheers, PianoGroove

[@arijitchakravarty8968]

Amazing lesson - you are so clear and generous with your explanations - thank you! ⭐️

[@peaceforchildren4303]

Really great lesson!

[@coco-ik1xl]

Soft and smooth playing ~~

[@NNOTM]

Really nice, do you have a full version of this Misty arrangement somewhere?

[@shane_was_taken]

4:00 A way to think about this concept is to bring in the color of the song you're playing as you step through these chords. If a song has a special characteristic at some point in its chord progression, you can can bring that alteration into the canonical key cycle 1436251, which is really what this chord progression is. If a chord tone on change doesn't work on the II, III, V, or you like it better, try a tritone substitution, putting the same melodic characteristic that didn't work before, making it better represent the song that is going to come.

[@SomikaNarumi]

What song

[@mwinter10]

Hi! Total newbie to Jazz, and I loved your tutorial, will subscribe. Just something I don't get, when you play "Misty", are you saying that your using the same progression/chords underneath? I don't see how they fit with the chords you teach in the progression. Thanks

[@mrniceguy752]

very nice and well explained. will try it out.

[@AceYourGRE]

Hey, great video Could you send the music sheet for the last song you played? Thanks

[@JoshSong]

Wowww this is amaZing. Thank u for the tutorial!

[@johnbyrne3295]

thank you very much for this very valuable lesson

[@Simon-is2xd]

I'll save this for when I've learned more music theory😅 this is a lot

[@C_U_R_I_E_L]

Thank exactly what I was looking for.

[@stop6production]

glad there's people who still listen to jazz. Tired of all the trap eeverywhere. THought other genres other than pop was trapped

[@pbenson56fran]

I really need this. Thanks. You play Misty beautiful so pretty.

[@jaggydiking2746]

Thanks much for making the time to provide this awesome tutorial and and pdf. 🙏🏿Bless

[@aibahun410]

Omg.... it helped me alot❤❤ thank you so much

[@danielfrancoise8881]

THANK YOU SO MUCH I NEED THIS KIND OF TIPS AND INFORMACIÓN🤗🎹👍

[@soopiano-archivemypianolif2802]

It is a very helpful lesson. I'll try it. Thanks for sharing it.😄👍

[@wendyngo6263]

Valuable lesson. Thank you

[@SergeyRyabchuk-v5i]

Absolutely great!

[@CarlosDavidAguilarRuiz]

Awesome progressions!

[@andyroda]

Gorrrgeous!!!

[@whyilovemycats]

That was quite beautiful. Thank you for the lesson and the pdf. I'm going over to your channel right now.

[@islamcomms]

I like the chords you play during the intro. What are they?

[@robertgirard4862]

WoW ! .. my friend..., so beatiful

[@annahellesnes2807]

Thank you so much for the PDF!

[@pianospeedrun]

I'm only 1mn10 in the video but this sounds so much like errol garner's misty... so much so that i'm quite shocked the video maker doesn't even mention him as an influence. It's beautiful no doubt. I don't care about giving credit too much. It's just... i see what you did there.

[@Fleetato]

yeah same it’s in the description but I was losing my mind bc the intro sounded exactly like something I knew and I went through an entire playlist trying to find where I heard it before haha

[@C_U_R_I_E_L]

Lol Misty, like autumn leaves, etc is a jazz standard. That means it's a "meme" but a sound meme. This song was originally punished many decades ago.

[@shabbyyyy]

I love this so much. It reminds me of Charlie Brown

[@frankbodo2465]

Love it, i will try your arrangement.

[@bill6662]

This is a nice version of misty

[@JTFuller]

Wow man.. outstanding...

[@jackgalloway8314]

Nice. Worth learning

[@anderkeyboard]

God bless you 👏 Thank you so much 🙏

[@valerioantoniogattilinares3042]

Espectacular progresión, muy bella

[@skyhr]

Can someone please explain to me why he refers to F13 and other chords as "dominant" chords? I changed the minor into a major and added some tension notes like sharp 9 and sharp 13. When he uses the term "dominant chord" in this case, is he referring to tense chords that want to resolve?

[@socba2085]

thank you. this really helped!

[@omarreroch]

Beatiful!!!

[@ogdenphotographics]

great video thanks... do you have anything on rootless voicings?

[@jaybavis5896]

Wow this was great I need lessons

[@lucianphipps5430]

Thanks for that.. this is really useful. Helps when you see patterns which underlay lots of different tunes.

[@hallucinato2307]

Using this for guitar right now

[@theodorekorbos2804]

Thank you for the study sheet !!

[@ladder3257]

“I want to talk about you” Ryo Fukui. Enough said

[@blpblp-tj7ux]

i subbed after the first few chords ❤

[@mario_israel]

Thanks a lot!!! 🌼

[@LadyMay92019]

Many thanks. Good stuff indeed.

[@christopherzuidam4246]

Beautiful 😮

[@mironjacovbinder]

Can you please make a new tutorial of the whole of Misty in this style.