Jordan Rudess Teaches How To Play Scales FASTER🔥

Watch this video to unlock the SECRETS of speed with Jordan Rudess! 🚀 Jordan will share exclusive tips on mastering lightning-fast scales. Don't miss your chance to accelerate your piano skills with one of the greatest keyboard players—in just 10 minutes! 🔥

⚡️Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:10 C Major Scale (first 3 notes of the scale)
0:44 Practice with Jordan
1:23 Challenging Part (avoid elbow motion)
2:35 Practice (first 4 notes, thumb cross)
2:59 Practice with Jordan
3:30 Bursting Technique (first 5 notes of the scale)
4:34 Practice with Jordan
5:36 Moving towards A (first 6 notes of the scale)
6:25 Practice with Jordan
7:07 Bursting to the B (first 7 notes of the scale)
7:27 Practice with Jordan
7:56 Final challenge (2nd time, thumb cross)
8:29 Complete scale (Prepping for the 2nd octave)
9:37 Jordan’s Final Thoughts

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[ShredmasterScott]

It's rare to find an incredible player who can actually teach

[johntheboy]

I love how he weaves musicality into the drill. There’s no point in drilling silly fingering exercises that don’t reinforce the music, harmony, melody, rhythm. More Jordan Rudess please!!! How to play by ear would be amazing to see.

[dylanrussorman]

We need more Jordan Rudess on this channel please!
Amazingly, Wonderfully, Wizardly Pianist the world has got!

[obZen]

We need more Jordan Rudess on this channel please!

[MissMailer]

What a nice treat to see Rudess doing tutorials for mortals like me! What a legend!

[Ouvii]

Likely the best metal keyboardist of all time, and he's teaching us the C major scale. What a legend, I bet he came up with the progressions for the accompaniments on the spot.

[MartinEdwards]

Not only an amazing player but a pretty decent teacher as well.

[keyboardtek]

I am a 69 year old jazz pianist who all through my life hated the harder fingering I was taught. My whole improvisational approach has been how to comfortably improvise where my five fingers happen to be. My elbow and arm are constantly shifting back and forth to get my hands into position just like you demonstrate with playing a simple scale. I rarely do the thumb cross under thing anymore. Thanks for showing everyone this method.

[jsferraguto]

There is literally no one better. Complete mastery of his instrument AND a phenomenal teacher.

[glynnp]

Wow! You are an amazing musician/keyboardist/teacher. As a beginner/baby intermediate, I was able to play this in 15 minutes. You are a genius Jordan. Thank you!

[travaricky]

i'm no piano player but i'm amazed at how much i like the sound of the "practice with jordan" sections of this video. So beautiful

[phoenixshade]

As mundane as this exercise seems, it's amazing how helpful it is to go through this whole lesson. I'm now following the same method for other keys (a bit more difficult since at least for some I have to alternate between 1-2-3 and 1-2-3-4), and I'm finding that this technique of working up one note at a time and really nailing the last one is really helping me to play scales faster and more evenly, which translates quite well into some of the pieces I'm working on.

[toads_ride]

Thank You Jordan! I would love to sign up today but I need to work on knowing my cords first. I stopped playing for a few years but now I want to get back into playing. You have really inspired me to keep learning. I hope in the future you will be hosting a live channel again. Thank you!

[edzkymunoz]

DT fan and drummer forever... Jordan inspired me to buy a piano and I love it... Love the way he teaches and makes it relatable... such a unique talent.

[DisruptedSinner]

I absolutely love this guy and these bursts. Saved to my Practice folder! Amazing lesson, thank you.

[jeremythornton]

This is great! More Jordan, please! He's just a great teacher, among other great things! Besides being one of the best keyboard players in the world and one of the nicest guys, too.

[kettlemagic]

One of the best piano lessons I’ve seen in my 20 short years playing piano

[ConnorBailey-il]

This is just a good lesson for any instrument. Especially with the metronome counting in 4/4. Very simple starting point and still provides freedom to experiment with other notes. I need this today.

[vannahbrammell]

Thank you so much! I love how you accompanied, it made me so happy!