The POWER of INTERVALS for Piano Chord Progressions

[@pkirkey6932]

Another great lesson, Jason. Thanks for the tiny shout out to banjo players. Amen!

[@nathanielschool]

Any time! I'm learning the awesome instrument!

[@jumill]

This lesson is very interesting and full of good information, yet your comments were even more entertaining and quite funny. Keep up this great work! I love it.

[@nathanielschool]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nathanielschool]

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[@MCForty]

I'd really love you to teach us those arpeggio runs one of these days. Bless up my guy!

[@JerryKolata]

I agree with you on that! Jason's arpeggio runs are perfect ---- Jason can you delve deeper into how to go about practicing them correctly? Thanks!

[@ahmedal-soufi2429]

I'm adding my voice to you too. It would be great if Jason could show us how to master these techniques.

[@nathanielschool]

Done! I will plan a lesson for sure! Have you seen this by any chance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYqaYaKIr7KVorc

[@JerryKolata]

@@nathanielschool My apologies Jason! I had not seen that lesson --- I should have done a search. Search before commenting, LOL! Great, if you can add anything in another lesson. I've literally "got my hands full" to nail all these lessons down. Thank you as always!

[@pathaks1]

Thanks!

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks Satish!

[@fountain3893]

Great way to remember the circle of 5ths. But the amazing learning with this is hearing the sound of what you are saying!! of the music terms. That's indescribable. A great gifting!!

[@nathanielschool]

Wonderful! Glad you liked it!

[@StartEnjoyingPianoPractice]

You are a really great teacher! I hope I'll be able to grow my piano channel one day to such level as yours... :)

[@nathanielschool]

Go for it!

[@robertpien8708]

Jason great lesson as always thank you so much . I look forward to all your lessons each week .

[@nathanielschool]

My pleasure Robert!

[@amando2012]

You are so good at the piano.

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks so much Amando ☺️

[@richardbiragbara6697]

I really love ur lessons man❤

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you soo much Richard😇 Means a lot!🙏🏼

[@markandjennyhesketh7149]

Love your tenor voice

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks Mark!

[@brucesstreet8204]

"found a new habitable planet" beam us up Jason - Cosmic music.

[@nathanielschool]

😆

[@ThePseudoDionysius]

Something to work on - Thank you.

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome!

[@brileystewart]

Thanks for your help man!

[@nathanielschool]

Happy to help Fervent! Keep Learning and keep supporting.

[@ahmedal-soufi2429]

A new gift from Jason! Countless thanks man🌷 l have a question, could you please give us a lesson on how to shift between different scales (major and minor) in the same melody? Is there any rule for that shifting, if any? And how chords progression will change in this case? Thank you very much Jason!

[@nathanielschool]

Great suggestion Ahmed. Have you seen this lesson. It may cover a bit of your doubt: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gX-sp5WAgJyMjdE

[@sdiax25]

Excellent, I am in, just subscribed.

[@nathanielschool]

Welcome aboard!😁🤘🏾

[@jigneshbhai6491]

Very nice lesson sirji🙏🙏🙏 so helpful & most needed for us thank you very much sirji

[@nathanielschool]

So nice of you Jignesh!

[@k.pjoseph7590]

Another great lesson 👍👍😍

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you Joseph! 😃

[@androidblindcafe]

Love you my sweet teacher

[@nathanielschool]

😊

[@abclelogos]

Interesting lesson Jason It's amazing and wonderful. Please could you do a lesson about how toi use diminished and augmented 7th chords?

[@nathanielschool]

Sure Bernard. Will plan. Thanks!

[@HMzTheGreatest]

🔥🔥🔥!

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks a ton!

[@oridoron7]

Always interested why your left hand shape is using 5th and 2th fingers (the one and fifth of the chord) - is it for keeping the 1st finger for octaves if needed? Thanks

[@MCForty]

I noticed that as well, and I've been consciously learning that left hand shape. In my limited experience it does make it easier to transition to octaves if needed.

[@nathanielschool]

Spot on. It's one of the good habits I've developed. You can't play octaves all the time in the left hand else the harmony might sound very scattered

[@srinivasulubs]

Thank u very much Jason sir nice concept u thought .. 🙏

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks a ton Srinivas!

[@onimisilovesonmusic4548]

Very helpful thanks. Pls how do i sign up for ur classes i really want to delve deeper..

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks a ton! Please fill up this form. We will reach you very shortly : forms.gle/fsbhFKSgJbZ5xZEr8

[@lizfielder5695]

Love the monkey.

[@nathanielschool]

Brilliant! Will keep him!

[@shahmad91]

Love the t-shirt. I'm a great fan of yours & Pink Floyd. could you make a tutorial on Comfortably Numb? would love to hear it from you. Thanks for sharing the great amount of knowledge you have.

[@nathanielschool]

Great suggestion! Will plan some Pink Floyd music soon!

[@zungbawilungkimlotukmw146]

Please sir.. could you show a lesson for Hymn songs

[@nathanielschool]

Few more coming up. Can you check this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6DPYYewh7B2oKc

[@shaileshdantani484]

Hii Sir

[@back-seat-driver1355]

i tried to play like you with your face expression, but that did not help. maybe i should try to look even more fierce, could that help for the progressions!

[@nathanielschool]

Yes! You need to develop your own face 🌚

[@back-seat-driver1355]

@@nathanielschool thanks, that was a good one ;-)

[@shaileshdantani484]

First view

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome Shailesh!