The ONE Note Trick | Jazz Piano Lesson 🎹😃

[@wolfgangkleiber4425]

Wow! My eyes (and ears) were wide shut till iheard this tutorial yesterday. Thanks a lot.it opends a whole new world

[@Gjermund-Sivertsen]

Thanks a lot. Good to hear it could help

[@mrg861]

I like the root , layer 1,2…etc diagram on screen🔥 Really helpful

[@ingasauter-hartmann3084]

Excellent. Thank you, Gjermund

[@Francisco-vl5ub]

O guess that could make a great intro to One note samba

[@andreiter]

Another fantastic and informative video lesson. Thanks so much, Gjermund!

[@DanHod-plays-matti-caspi]

You are amazing! thanks for sharing your knowledge. It is eye opener. Please keep your video releases more often? :)

[@didierblanc9191]

excellente approche harmonique ,très utile ........Merci

[@marcopepe4046]

Stunning tip! Many thanks

[@KitCotter]

Best one yet, Gjermund ! Your skills are growing steadily, mein freund

[@ric_rodrigues9519]

hi teacher, I really love your classes❤️ can you say "salve" (a way of "hi" on Brazil) to your brazilian subscribers?

[@fikilejikumlambo2105]

First to comment 🎹🇿🇦 I love Jazz

[@jazzmanilow]

私は日本語しか理解できないから残念です。とても素晴らしいコンテンツ💛

[@Jack-fs2im]

wow cool

[@josemariahernan]

Passionate lesson, I have never understood how complex chords can be played with 2 hands.I don't understand how is the mental process that you have to practice to achieve it. It is impossible for me to think at the same time which notes of the chord I play with each finger. What do I need to look at and practice? Any recommendations to start with the simplest?

[@dannypiers7342]

I'd recommend starting with bach chorales to hear how 4 harmonic voices move around together. But ultimately it's just practice and slowly teaching your ears to hear polyphony and your hands to get used to playing those shapes. Definitely comes with consistent practice if you take a cadence like a II-V-I and practice different ways of resolving etc..