How to make PIANO CHORDS to sound BETTER 🎹 1️⃣

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00:00 Performance
01:30 Introduction
03:19 Suspended Chords (Sus4, Sus2)
05:49 Cadences (Plagal)
08:21 Arpeggio Chord Fills
10:34 Melodic Passing Notes
13:54 Bass Movement in Left Hand
15:41 Fix You (Coldplay Snippet)
15:54 Don’t Stop Believing (Journey Snippet)
16:28 Part 1 Conclusion

[birukmisganaw]

It almost feels illegal to access such a great lessons as this one for free.

[MCForty]

I can't emphasize it enough; I just love Jason. I've been tinkering with the piano / keyboard since I was a child, but it's only now in my 55th year that I'm beginning to understand it, and it's all down to Jason and his fantastic teaching methods. Even though I understand music and have produced a lot music using technology and digital audio workstations over the years, it's only in the past six months since watching Nathaniel's channel daily that I can officially declare myself an intermediate keyboard player after classifying myself as a beginner for 55 years. Thanks Jason, thanks Nathaniel School of Music.

[sumitboral]

That first 90 seconds, just wow.... listening to it reapetedly, truly sir you are a musical magician.

[davidparkes]

Love your playing bro and also you have a really good voice

[abclelogos]

The best piano's teacher !
Thanks very much !!

[PalenVencatachellum-xofc]

I thank you for your teaching and patience you take to encourage the learner to follow the class well.

[sharonz]

I was practicing so much I was 1 hour 10 minutes late for a class just practicing and getting lost in using what you taught for the different keys. I am challenging myself to learn in different keys which can be a bit difficult but I don't give up any longer.
Thank you for this lesson, wow. I have been going through your other videos. At first it seems advanced but when you go through each section, you break it down very nicely, where I face difficulty, I change the play speed to 0.25.
Edit to add: The sus2&4 is hard because of how my fingers are used to play the chord a certain way and now I'm adding an extra key, and I don't use my right pink often.

[mshl]

I am feeling sad for all the musicians who haven't yet seen this video....such a great one sir! 🔥

[SJL]

Beautiful melodies and another fantastic lesson! Thank you, Jason.

[shyams]

If I m not wrong, Elton John’s “Don’t let the sun go down on me” uses this plagal cadence, when he starts singing the verse.

Thanks for this amazing lesson ❤️❤️❤️

[motif]

This is getting very exciting...this is really proffessional stuff, beyond the scope of beginner's lesson.

The technique of melodic accompaniment using passing notes needs somewhat further elaboration...since this call and response type method of accompanying can indeed be limitless as opposed to harmonic accompaniment technique, where in a filler is improvised by using merely chord tones..I would suggest at least 5 or 10 dilfferent melodic accompaniment examples, using various scale notes in some future videos.

Thanks a lot for breaking down this amazing theoretical stuff.

[ShadowDoggie]

i just came across your channel and i already love you! much love from the netherlands!

[midastymiwaynedasty]

Thanks very much for this enrichment tutorial. Worth it. God bless you

[rebanelson]

Many years in an interview with David Frost Elton John said that if you want to touch people play a hymn. Those cadences are powerful.

[mikenewsome]

Im very new at piano. But I enjoy how you present the chord arrangements.

[dansilver]

This is truly so helpful exactly what I was looking for Thankyou!

[christofkasberger]

I like the sound. These variations are helpful.

[blessingkmalata]

I still say. This is best piano lesson channel on this web,

[aarontjs]

Hi Jason, I am so grateful that you have started this channel. Definitely you have blessed me especially in this video you are sharing. Been searching everywhere on videos to improve my overall playing and I am so glad to come across this video that is so informative. Indeed, with these knowledge being applied my playing will be improve & transform to better in accompaniment. Appreciate it, keep it up & God Bless You brother.

[williampyle]

very very entertaining and extremely educational…it makes me realize how much I don’t know…. I am 2 years new to the piano…. And enjoying the journey very much… this particular video was so full of information for a beginners mind… was wondering if you could come up with a chord progression for us beginners with embellishments …🙏🏼