Just using intervals! #music #jazz #piano #tutorial

[alexperalta]

I love Joe Hisaishi’s style of harmony using stacked forths. One of his pieces, Silence, really shows emphasis on that type of harmony

[Hoobynobber]

bruh figured out emotional one piece moments

[foxbonesmulder]

I honestly love the ideas and sounds you show off here, very inspiring for my own writing

[connorrobinson]

Great lesson. 4ths and 6ths are amazing.

[erikhedberg]

I feel you! ❤ Makes perfect sense to me

[anggarapangestu]

Oh my god, your piano sounds very good

[McSpicyYT]

I think the one who described this type of chord building the best is Jacob Collier with his scale"

[ssaamil]

I wrote couple pieces like this :) great for atonal music

[shamefvl_]

That fifth one is straight out of celeste so pretty all of them

[Snickers]

Stacking 4ths with some half steps before some of notes gives it kind of a glitchy and swampy feel

[kilogreene]

Although not a big spread, I do like the sound of whole tone but now I'm wondering what it could sound like in 9ths? Gonna try it. Thanks

[arcine]

george russel freaking losing it right now

[IanCostaAguiar]

Sounds like Breath of the Wild soundtrack

[kirkadurka]

I don't even play piano, i play bass. My buddy though is trying to get into piano and you randomly showing but three times, made me share one of them to him.

[Y]

Really nice, get a head go-pro. Those videos are neat, would love to see more.

[kabelomkhabela]

So basically just play the Circle of Fifths/Fourths😅

[NotBest]

you told us to not hit the tritone when stacking fifths, yet you hit it immediately when stacking fourths 😐

[Tomiepsirverh]

You should of gone back down at the end and it would've of sounded like "the more you know" internet meme... ;)

[drewbuu]

Learn scales than you can play any ethereal cord 😂