Practice Chord Inversions, Rhythm Patterns & Hand Independence ALL AT ONCE on the Piano

[@nathanielschool]

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[@anthonyarmstrong7311]

Thank you 😊 very much for your time and excellent 👌 instructions Jason.

[@unosolomono]

Brother Jason, thank you for providing quality and informative lessons. We are really blessed with your contribution, May God richly Bless you !

[@nathanielschool]

You are very welcome Solomon!

[@Hallesy1]

Brilliant, Jason. Your teaching always propels me further than any other tutorial. Thanks

[@nathanielschool]

I appreciate that Neil!

[@ahmedal-soufi2429]

Countless thanks Jason for sharing your massive experience and teaching us necessary techniques.

[@nathanielschool]

My pleasure Ahmed!

[@ebolds4918]

Very creative, useful and musical way of practicing inversions👍🏾

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you very much

[@cannabis1490]

You are an EXCELLENT! teacher..I appreciate all your videos. Thanks a million!🇯🇲

[@nathanielschool]

I appreciate that

[@seanonel]

Excellent. Thanks Jason. If you had one more chord in (I'm thinking 1-3-6-2-5-1), it will automatically flip from arpeggio to block after each round of the progression. Really appreciate the good info. Thank you! 🙏

[@nathanielschool]

Good call! That's a super cool idea! Most welcome! Glad you enjoyed the lesson!

[@nathanielschool]

Other lessons which you have to watch using Inversions are listed below: Chord Inversions (Playlist): kzbin.info/aero/PLrNNL05e9FT9ygtrGwGFmfyvMyGWH52EC An Inspiring Piano 🎹 INVERSION EXERCISE using CHORD TREES : kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXqVkHmCjpajetk 10 Piano Rhythm Patterns to PROPERLY PRACTICE Chord Inversions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/epuzoq2HpsqShLs ICONIC Melodic Phrases using Chord INVERSIONS on the Piano: kzbin.info/www/bejne/raSWZ62ijayggLM Piano Chord Inversions - How to Play ANY Progression from ANY Major scale: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnmckKiXismbqtk

[@goutammitra4468]

Zason sir You are an awesome, outstanding teacher. Goutam Mitra

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks a ton Goutam 🙏🏽

[@marqueztramon]

Thank you sr. for your teaching on chord and inversions very informative easy to follow mr, Nathaniel thanks again,

[@nathanielschool]

Always a pleasure, Ramon😊

[@myliferomance]

Thank you so much, Jason! Very useful lesson!

[@nathanielschool]

Glad it was helpful Olesia!

[@jonnybass1968]

Great lesson and a fabulous teaching style, much appreciated

[@nathanielschool]

Glad you enjoyed it Jonny!

[@johnyoutube6688]

Very very helpful and very informative. Thank you .

[@nathanielschool]

Always a pleasure, Rani😄

[@bostjanovamuzika]

Great excercise, big thanks Jason.

[@nathanielschool]

my pleasure!

[@hanabalahun8017]

Thank you sir.God bless

[@nathanielschool]

You're most welcome Hana!

[@thewalrus6833]

This is so helpful to me Jason, thank you.

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome to know

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You are a blessing to us all.

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks for your kind words,

[@nathanielschool]

You are too kind!

[@marliesstevens4578]

Thanks for all Youri lessons Thanks a lot.

[@nathanielschool]

My pleasure Marlies!

[@carloset2557]

Cheers for good way of teaching

[@nathanielschool]

So nice of you Carlose!

[@jsmoothfools]

Love it!

[@nathanielschool]

So glad Jeremy!

[@Manolani808]

Love It! You’re the best!!! ❤🎉

[@nathanielschool]

Yay! Thank you 😊

[@bagathikishore]

Wonderful Jason ji.. 👍👍👍

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks Kishore!

[@mariaklimas2283]

Topic: staccato and legato. (Chapter- Arpeggios & Block Chords) Hi sir! I have important questions for me. In which place in arpeggios (one and two and three and four and) do you hold pedal ? I know , that in blocks ( one two three four) you use pedal on place "four". (At least I guess that you use). But in arpeggio I coudn't find it out.

[@nathanielschool]

Hi Maria. Yes! I use the pedal at beat 4 of the bar. But with Arpeggios, usually when the Bass note changes in the Left hand, I lift the pedal! Watch this lesson on how to use the Sustain Pedal: kzbin.info/www/bejne/moWuY2mYecl0fcU

[@murphyanthony2520]

Very nice sir

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks and welcome Murphy!

[@avinashwani4664]

Very Nice 👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you Avinash! Cheers!🤘

[@allindiaamrit1459]

Hello Sir , in your chord chart why its its written 4 on D chord instead it is 5th thanks Amrit Pal(Lucknow)

[@nathanielschool]

Correction in that page Amrit! D Major is the V of G. Thanks for the observation

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci for this. I will no longer use the excuse for saying it's out of my pay grade. You have a great gift of showing how to make music and not just playing the piano.

[@nathanielschool]

Glad it was helpful!

[@preedanthanu2503]

Please play tamil song

[@Rajudas11985]

Sir Hindi language video please. Thank you sir .

[@VioletteCarousel]

Unfortunately, this is just another Rote exercise. It does NOT teach a student how to play different chords in one position. You just taught a static chord progression with given fingerings. I would like to see you teach someone to pull chords out of their imagination or to read a Lead Sheet and make it smooth harmonically. That would be an inversion MASTER. Good luck!

[@Weenu5]

Did you watch a second of this video? What a bizarre comment.

[@TheSilentAssasin2]

Hi Thanks for the reply. I understand all the inversions. What I'm after is the formula for making all chord inversions based on the I, Vi, ii, iV progression. You gave G, Em, Am, D. And F, Dm, Gmail, C. But the information in your notes doesn't explain how to form all the others.

[@nathanielschool]

Can you please see our playlist on Chord inversions. You should be sure to find a lesson which solves this problem - kzbin.info/aero/PLrNNL05e9FT9ygtrGwGFmfyvMyGWH52EC

[@rabbiltube]

Had me beatboxing hardcore hip hop remixes of the melody by the end of the video 😆🤭😎

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome stuff!

[@TheSilentAssasin2]

Hello Jason. Thank you v much for this. Im confused as to how to construct all the other inversion combinations. Thats havinflg downloaded all the notes. Think im missing something!!! Please help explain

[@nathanielschool]

Hi.. You can check out this beginner video:- kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3K3Z2x-q5aNq9E And also you can follow up the playlist for Inversion:- kzbin.info/aero/PLrNNL05e9FT9ygtrGwGFmfyvMyGWH52EC Please go through these links, this will definitely resolve the issue.

[@joanjohnstone7241]

Hi Jason, your lessons are really informative and fun, thank you! Can you do a piano lesson on Billy Joel's PIANO MAN, thank you!!!

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks a ton for writing in Joan! Sure! I already know the intro and a bit more. Will plan 😃

[@grandpacool411]

Very useful instructions.Very practical tips too. Thanks for sharing Jason. God bless🙏

[@nathanielschool]

Glad it was helpful Grandpa Cool!

[@drejey1931]

Thank you master

[@nathanielschool]

Any time

[@joycegolden1980]

This was awesome, I thought I knew my inversion until this tutorial! I found that I was good on some scales but bad on other scales. Thanks some much for this lesson. I can hear the sound of the chords connecting better! You’re the best🤩💜❤️

[@nathanielschool]

Glad it helped Joyce! Inversions are very important. Perhaps this playlist might be an additional resource: kzbin.info/aero/PLrNNL05e9FT9ygtrGwGFmfyvMyGWH52EC

[@armusicpoint9791]

Dear,Brother I am from Bangladesh to learn Keyboard from you,

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[@srinivasulubs]

Nice lesson Janson sir thank you very much .. nice excercise

[@nathanielschool]

You are welcome Srinivas!

[@Subhranilmelody]

learning everyday from you...basically this type of teaching is not available in eastern india even from a paid teacher. But you are not teacher you are "Guru"

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks a like Subhranil!

[@frankortega4280]

Wonderfully entertaining and inspiring lesson on such a critical piano skill. I am looking forward to working on this lesson. Nicely done and thank you for sharing your knowledge Jason.

[@nathanielschool]

Glad you enjoyed it Frank!

[@abheekkumardas]

Simply the best piano learning channel!! Kindly advise where did you acquire your SL88 from? Do you feel its better than roland fp10? Thanks very much 🙏🏼

[@nathanielschool]

Got it second hand somewhere Abheek Das! It's a MIDI controller

[@abheekkumardas]

@@nathanielschool Thanks a lot. I understand its a midi with hammer action. The sound from the software is top class but more so because the way you play. Your ‘Hey Jude’ rendition is one of the finest I have heard. God Bless and Cheers 🥂

[@SubhashSingh-oy9pv]

Sir kya yah hindi me bata sakte hain

[@nathanielschool]

Hey Subhas unfortunately my Hindi is not fluent so it's very difficult for me to make videos in Hindi.

[@kkugathasan2777]

Very helpful..thanks a lot.

[@nathanielschool]

Glad it was helpful! 🎹 Hopefully our other videos will also be helpful to you: kzbin.info/aero/PLrNNL05e9FT9ygtrGwGFmfyvMyGWH52EC

[@vladimirkalichuk3188]

Nice exercise. I think it would be more correct to call them voicings or shapes rather than inversions, because technically if you have the root in the bass you are always playing first inversion of that chord.

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you Vladimir!

[@JamesSmith-qy3eu]

That would be called 'root position'?

[@kennedymutinda4806]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣dude this is ridiculous 😝😅😅😅you are so wrong..doesn't matter if you are doing the root on lower notes they are still chord inversions

[@vladimirkalichuk3188]

@@kennedymutinda4806 I was wrong in that it is not "first inversion" but "root position" whenever you have the root in the bass. This was correctly pointed out by James Smith above. As regards your comment - I understand your point, but no. When you talk about harmony, the inversion is determined by which note is played in the bass. If you ignore the left hand, fair enough, you can call them inversions for simplicity. But from a harmonic perspective, these are all "root position" chords and not inversions.

[@asitray2450]

Dear Jason you are an awesome piano tutor. One of my favorite. I’d like to hear Bruce Hornsby The Way it Is played by you . Please do me this favor

[@nathanielschool]

Done! Will love to do this!

[@asitray2450]

@@nathanielschool Thanks . I’ll await your post God bless

[@kingxavid]

This is a solid excersize!

[@nathanielschool]

Keep up the practice! 🤘🏽 Thanks for watching!

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🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks for watching! 🤘🏽

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Very happy Thank you very much

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Most welcome 😊

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Wow just awesome sirrr ..

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Definitely saving

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Awesome! Thanks Larry. Do stay tuned for more!

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Suppppppper

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Waiting for the wonderful 😍

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Thanks sir...

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[@LucBoeren]

Love this!!

[@nathanielschool]

Thank youu!😃

[@Sudhakar_G999]

G, Em,Am,D 4:32

[@nathanielschool]

Bang on 🤘🏽

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Great man ! 👍

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks a lot!

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Omg, why wasn't there this channel 40 years ago 😌, this would saved me from personal teacher, which barely knew so much from music what you already have forgotten

[@Dimitri1901]

Thank you for this exercise. I also think that one of the most important things is to know and be able to do the chords and chords. Of course, you also have to know how to practice such things without getting bored. That's why I think it's always good that you also show how to practice it. So far I haven't found a second teacher who can explain it in such detail as you that even the dumbest person can understand. Thank you very much, God bless you.

[@nathanielschool]

You're so welcome! Thanks for the support Dimitri!

[@HMzTheGreatest]

Jason Zac 🐐

[@musicxankush]

Nice sir . ❤️🙏🎼🎹

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks a lot

[@musicxankush]

@@nathanielschool wellcome sir ... 😍❤️🙏🎼🎹

[@shashankjoshi8792]

.. this rather tricky topic very well explained .. will be useful for newbies like me .. many thanks and Regards 🙏

[@nathanielschool]

Glad to hear that, Shashank! Check out more of our Chord Inversion tutorials here: www.nathanielschool.com/free-lessons/tags/inversions

[@magicmadeeasy3210]

Your channel is great. You are an amazing human being, so obviously, an amazing musician as well. Your accent makes everything that much better too. Thanks so much for all the info. Keep it up and Namaste.

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks! You're the best!

[@goutammitra4468]

Zason Sir Wonderful technique of teaching inversions.I am fond of your technique from begining I touch Piano key at the age of 62 years.I have learnt a lot from you Sir. Regards Goutam Mitra

[@nathanielschool]

Most welcome Goutam!

[@chasjazzz]

I'll just keep it 100%. I love your Energy & Spirit. Always Great tips and ideas. Lots of ear candy as well. Always look forward to your latest drops. Keep up the good work

[@nathanielschool]

Awesome! Thanks a ton!

[@IAmJeevan1]

Awesome!Jason Sir, Thank You✔

[@nathanielschool]

My pleasure Jeevan!

[@fksimpson5755]

Thank you for making a seemingly tough exercise so easy for a 70 year young beginner..

[@nathanielschool]

You're so welcome Simpson! Go for it 😀

[@reachTee]

13:26 a great reason to practice because now we want to actually listen to our practice. Thank you.

[@nathanielschool]

Most welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@jacquietarr7280]

Wonderful wonderful teacher 🙏 thank you

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you soo much!

[@786emjay]

I am happy as if I have won a lottery, this lesson is nothing short of it.

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks a ton for your support!

[@philippepierrelouis9956]

That is an excellent exercise. Thank you sir.

[@nathanielschool]

Most welcome Philippe 🙏🏼

[@KS-uh2sb]

What a solid lesson on inversions, sir. Very keen to master this soon. Thanks a lot!

[@nathanielschool]

Glad you liked it! Best of luck!

[@AQCorner]

Another fun challenge, thank you Jason!

[@nathanielschool]

My pleasure!

[@keisharaymond3383]

Brilliant! Lost without you 😊

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you so much Keisha! Go for it 😃

[@jigneshbhai6491]

very helpful sirji🙏

[@nathanielschool]

So nice of you Jignesh! Keep watching!

[@carloset2557]

Your are a great teacher

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you! 😃

[@hansjules8013]

Thank you for all!

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you too Hans!

[@patriciaann6380]

😊😊

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks Patricia!

[@robertpien8708]

Jason so right by learning diffrent inversions this will help your voice leading and melody structure to develop more. As always great lesson.

[@nathanielschool]

Absolutely Robert! Thanks a ton!