How to play: Isn't she lovely - Stevie Wonder. Original Piano lesson. Tutorial by Piano Couture.

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[@russelbiffs3683]

As a constructive comment: every tutorial should start by playing in full what you want to teach... It helps seeing the forest before studying the trees, no to mention the leaves

[@tristanrujano]

Russel Biffs that's what I was looking for sad it isn't there

[@ejoskid123]

Russel Biffs 1:48 i know i’m late but he does play it through. just because it’s not in the very beginning doesn’t mean it’s there

[@sebdos]

could not agree more. and then spell first chords.

[@taliseen1111]

i think the guy does a good job of explaining the structure of the chords, he really paints the picture of why the voicings work and from where they are derived. I found it very helpful. Nice thing about these types of patterns is once you understand the structure, you can interpret it however you like and put your original spice on it. May we all Jam on in the Grand Universe!

[@BrandenFriends]

15:26

[@SyahmiRosli]

It's quite simple. But that bass line haha. My left hand just won't cooperate XD

[@juretamse93]

I love how you not only show the chord but also explain it

[@chasyboy1]

Thanks for going through the inversions of the chords as understanding the 'why' helps with the overall construction. Love how while you are teaching some theory you also remind us of simple movements that allow easy transitions. Stevie's stuff always sounds hard until you realize that his voicings are so close and often just changing the bass notes already gets you so close.

[@benrizzo4866]

You are great. Don’t stop doing tutorials. You are by far the most effective with the visuals and step by step

[@SyahmiRosli]

Thanks man. I have already mastered it. I'll definitely learn more from you.

[@EllevanMusic]

Thank you so much brother. Your love for music comes through. Beautiful energy. Blessings

[@CAPTINBARNEY]

Excellent video and I really appreciate the explanations of chord voicing, thanks a lot

[@patomotta]

EXCELLENT videos and very well explanation...I love piano couture!!! THANKS a lot from Argentina!

[@pianocouture]

Amaj9, G#7(b9), C#m9, F9, Bsus, E. Hope that helps! Cheers.

[@mike-the-bike.]

Only just found this and started learning your chord shapes - many thanks I love this song

[@CarlosMoura]

Man, you rule. I'm learning to play - and you can't imagine how much helpfull you are. Congrats from Portugal!

[@liberalaccidental]

Great tutorial. I have been practicing the song for a while and this is useful. Keep it up

[@pianocouture]

Thank you

[@juliabookfan4700]

Thank you so much!! I study music but I'm way behind in playing skills, and I have like next to zero knowledge of jazz music and how it works and all. Your explanation just made me actually start to understand some of the things that go on in this type of music. For the first time ever now i have hope to be able to do some basic jazzy things in the future!! Lol

[@lucadalbosco56]

excellent tutorial thank you very much for taking your time!

[@michaelwhitingmusic5943]

Love your piano instructional tutorials.

[@cjmatias8126]

Thank you so much! One of the best piano tutorials I've seen (:

[@Mainstreet2006]

Awesome job playing and teaching!!! Thanks

[@user-yn6hv3xb8w]

You're so kind. I understand. Thank you. Older brother

[@user-ij1qw7zq3s]

I love this song and vidio!! I'm not good at english, but I can understand what you said. your class helps me a lot!thank you!!

[@pedrobic]

Very , very very good!

[@hjojo1]

Great cover, awesome visuals

[@Sonia-lt6mo]

Muito bem explicado. Entendi tudo, mesmo sem falar inglês. Obrigada por nos ensinar.

[@thanksmarco9048]

N.1 the best teacher in the world♥️♥️♥️👋

[@esotericist]

It took me an hour - but I think I've finally got it! SUPER!

[@VinodKumar-iq3jc]

you are Amazing , your tutorials are very easy and more useful.. thank you so much brother

[@pianocouture]

You're probably right :).. I'll add it to the to do list. Thanks for your comment.

[@rogercook8277]

Great lesson my brother. I love those chord arrangements . I write original music and learning other people's works makes it that much easier for me when I am looking for that right combinations of chords.

[@romerohervano2128]

Esse é um grande professor fera

[@kitcutting]

Fun fact: the "sus" is short for "suspended" (people mistakenly think it's 'sustained'), because the fourth or the second is just hangin' in between the other notes in the triad. Jazz theory is riddled with fun patterns

[@cheesyytsloot8066]

The term "sus" actually means suspicious

[@cheesecakelasagna]

"sus" is actually short for "sushi".

[@tacobellworker1955]

it actually stands for dyslexic

[@MScott70x7]

Brilliant lesson!

[@maryjones-high4137]

Lovely

[@user-tb4vy8by3b]

What a cool teaching!!

[@diabolonico]

lovely lesson!

[@GobeletDub]

It is really easier than to read partitions... Thank you for your help

[@jiwans]

Thank you so much. I like this song. 👌

[@KalpaHettiarachchi]

This is really great..thx

[@solivagant1170]

I MANAGED TO LEARN IT! THANKS!

[@AyniKraft]

THANK YOU !I THIS VIDÉO IS NOT ON YOUR SITE ! PLEASE, could you post the second part ?

[@tonychriste]

Thanks Great Job!

[@herewithcoachbnice1732]

Thanks man

[@Stewie-th7lt]

Thank you for the tutorial! I followed your link to look for the sheet, but couldn't find it there. There's mention of a Coutorian (sp?) lounge, but couldn't find a link to get there either.

[@trovadordoespaco]

Nice man! Congratulations Best regards :)

[@Zarach_JI12]

This tutorial is better than most. I feel the cadence and motif is very close if not spot on to the record. We'll done sir.

[@pianocouture]

You're welcome!

[@evilmorty1440]

In this video I could prictice piano and English. :D

[@pianocouture]

Thanks, Summer paradise by..?

[@MS-tv3fr]

you might already know this but you're the best

[@RENEARBOLEDAMAGIC]

good work MASTER

[@pianocouture]

Thank you.

[@marow7778]

Great !

[@Roozforever]

Ty man ! It really helped me out ! :D

[@johnsel2006]

thanx- this vid helped a lot!

[@lornatw]

Love this,nice pace. Just curios about the pedal and when/how you would use that?

[@saltyduck9435]

great tutorial......

[@illusry7631]

Love it! Just wish you had not cut off the full version playthrough at the end.

[@Mr--B]

Amazing explanation!! Can i have the next part ? :D i hope to learn this song :) thanks and good job

[@pianocouture]

Thank you! And coming up soon !

[@vivifalabella]

Great piano tutorial! Can we have the other part!

[@mauricemasebe5213]

THANKS!! VERY MUCH NOW M ALWAYS INDOORS BECAUSE OF YOU MY FRIEND

[@pianocouture]

you're welcome!

[@wayneeliotmusic7286]

Nice one to learn. I just posted my cover of What You Won’t Do For Love using your chords with a few of my own inversions.

[@erikstorm4536]

great video . thanks :)

[@555ontario]

Very cool and you were probably meaning to say he doesn't play a particular pattern over and over with his left hand but rather mixes it up as all the pros do... they rarely play the exact thing twice. The good news is one can see what works for them; why follow exactly what Stevie does? Having said that, I liked trying them out though as there is always room to attach another car to the train of riffs and knowledge. Happy to have stumbled upon your video. Well done and thanks!

[@daitani9076]

I want to be teached more chords for isnt she lovery. お願いします。

[@melchorabendiola7603]

Yes me too

[@curtischung5503]

Just wanted to balance out a lot of the more negative comments by saying that this was a very thorough tutorial that was well done. There were certainly parts that could have been more concise, but overall I still liked the lesson. Keep up the good work!

[@elliot4727]

Can’t beleive all the complaints about his explaination. I don’t know for me I am so glad to have the theory explained, I know I can soak up use all that information for making my own music. This isn’t a short cut to just play something verbatim, it’s a bunch of tools. I don’t feel any of the talk was surplus but infact very empathetic towards the developing player (or should I say musician, which this is more aimed at). I think it’s a bit impatient to consider this “too much talk”, listening to and understanding these explanations will save us time in the future.

[@sebastianrecht5538]

I would like to lern the second part aswell. I Signed up at your page, but somehow i still cant find the second part. How Shall I do?

[@asarta703]

I like your explanations starting from the basics and plus you sound dutch so good luck in the world cup!

[@pianocouture]

Thank you and Thank you! Yesterday was a very exciting game! Where are you from (good luck to you too!)?

[@asarta703]

PianoCouture I'm part dutch myself but don't speak any. Yesterday was tense! I've actually lived in London my whole life, just got into busking recently

[@thomasa631]

Thank you tree

[@hadrulon]

pleeeeeaaaase... part 2 ^^

[@spanky24sox]

Does the chorus start with an Amaj7? I've got the run but for the life of me can't figure out the 2nd chord. Sounds like it's just droping a 1/2 step

[@paologeminiani]

Hello. Thanks a lot for your help. One question, Why the C note (b5) in the F# 13 ?

[@king1874]

Nice

[@camillerivera654]

you're awesome!

[@pianocouture]

Thanks! :)

[@LongNguyen-fk7kp]

Thats what i like next please

[@MrBercov]

thank's a lot man, that's really useful, and i hope that you don't mind too much about all theses guys complaining fro free sharing of knowledge but anyway thank's again :)

[@Dewabarasunderan]

Thanks for the tutorial. Unfortunately the video description is misleading, because there is no further parts of this song on your website. Not even after creating an account.

[@megapixeler]

Everyone who's complaining about the explanation... you don't realize he's teaching a lot about harmony, which in makes you understand better the flow of the song and the voicings in order to know why are they there

[@raqueltoledomunoz1154]

thank you!

[@pianocouture]

You're welcome!

[@youngskywalker7559]

PianoCouture Are you going to finish this tutorial that would be awesome!

[@thomassteinemann1227]

Very nice! But where can I find the second part?

[@paologeminiani]

Pardon me for the comment, your Bsus has 6th, a 2nd and a 4th , is it a sus2 or a sus4 ? and why the 6 ( G# ) ?

[@romanomarti4220]

piano couture , pleasa the second part . thank you

[@jonnism77]

Great video! What about the bridge though? :)

[@harisbabajic2158]

TNX

[@hautboisjc]

I don't understand why so many ppl are complaining abt how long-winded it is??? Instead I feel he explained it pretty well and IN-DEPTH. Thank you for the tutorial!! I loved it

[@killakujira5496]

when's the next part comming out?

[@aurelionunes6544]

Great tutorial really teach us a lot for the ones who want to play it. Let me just give you a simple advice: stop saying that this part of the song is really difficult as you mentioned. Teachers have to encourage students to do it not to say that or this thing is difficult. And just one more thing you forgot to show the scale that is done at the end of the song. Steve Wonder did you didnt.... 😀 But anyway your video helps a lot. Congratulations 👍

[@AntiL1Bton]

Dude, where can i find the 2nd part ot the tutorial ???

[@tmorales4625]

Great! Are you posting it or you'll send it to me? Thanks!!!

[@KrausKeysGuitar]

Thank you for this tutorial. I've learnt Isn't She lovely from your video and I've made my own Hammond organ cover, please check it. Stay tuned!

[@alejandrolopez485]

You could do how to play Creepin pleaase..

[@elizaevans962]

Great tutorial very clear! Are u Dutch?.

[@wundafuq8947]

1:48

[@tmorales4625]

Nice tutorial. How do I access the tutorial for the rest of the song? Thanks a lot.

[@pianocouture]

Thank you! The rest of the song is coming up :)

[@Chuckstein88]

PianoCouture When is the rest coming out?

[@hadrulon]

Piano Couture Still not coming up? :)

[@cometpowell]

I would like to see the verse.

[@stressed5660]

So Close by Jon Mclaughlin please

[@daviluiz4811]

top

[@henharken]

Plz make a tutorial on the rest of the song

[@TheGiftof7PRESENTS]

Wow, people complain for learning something excellent for free. Shame

[@Anoncore1]

TheGift of7TM no people complain because the guy extrapolate way to much , there are 50 other "free lesson" in here supplemented with link to there website where they actually make money other then monetizing there video here . Get it , so the reason we comment ,is because we care about the set teacher for free as you say ? If we didn't care , we would move on to the other 50 free lesson.

[@michoscolobong4461]

Ala wu

[@linneaorourke5970]

Theirs a lot of things u learn online for free this however is explain terribly

[@jessicabrewer1737]

It would help if you just showed how to play what you’re actually teaching instead of all the extra , at the end the explaination would be helpful but it’s very distracting and confusing. I don’t know what we’re actually playing and what’s just extra

[@anjalidoorga]

Could you do 'Who's loving you' from The Jacksons? Amazing piano tutorial! I'd love to learn more about this incredible song :)