The EASY Method to work out Intervals - Piano Music Theory

[@keerthisamarasekera6314]

As I'm a keyboardist from south Asian country Srilanka, you are the best teacher I have ever heard very clearly. Also you are very very fluent in English language. And your voice is somewhat convincing and so adorable. Sometimes I use to listen to your english speaking rather than following the lesson. You are one of a kind who has nothing to hide and I feel it's coming from the bottom of your heart. Wish you all the very very best....!

[@nathanielschool]

Wow, thank you so much Keerthi!

[@raghuraman8872]

Intervals beautifully explained in such short time.. amazing Jason 👏👍🙏

[@nathanielschool]

My pleasure Raghu!

[@gabiastv7874]

Hard work pays. Keep it up sir. You're doing well.

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you, I will!

[@ahmedal-soufi2429]

Well, thanks a ton to you Jason! This is not just a tutorial, rather a real treasure! I wish it had been followed by some practical exercises (chords progression)

[@nathanielschool]

Glad it helped! More on intervals will be sure to follow!

[@musikistmeinetherapie]

This is a wonderful channel to learn Piano

[@nathanielschool]

Thank you so much! Hope you enjoy the lesson!

[@myliferomance]

Yes, the best one!

[@gabrielapodaca1102]

Jason these videos are the most useful I’ve encountered. Incredible. I am wondering if there are any systems or strategies to start improvising using the pentatonic scale and slowly adding other notes from a major scale.

[@nathanielschool]

Some of these lessons should help Gabriel: www.nathanielschool.com/free-lessons/tags/pentatonic

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci Jason. Since you said this was mostly theoretical, you should have mentioned the relationship of thirds and sixths. This is important with counterpoint and in the Rule of the Octave. Is there an Indian Musical equivalent to the Rule of the Octave? I would be very interested to have another approach to explain this concept. And who better to make that presentation?

[@nathanielschool]

Thanks Lawrence. Can this video explain this better? kzbin.info/www/bejne/el60opiwo5hlmrM

[@musicaljaraldshammjs368]

Sir u can become a music director And compose for a movie sir