Beautiful Piano Tricks- 6 Shorts Compilation Oct 16, '23

#pianotutorial #musictheory #taylorswift
Another full play through of this week's 6 short piano tricks. This week we're diving into the pop progression of Taylor Swift, with some variations in instrumental form to take ownership...
00:00 intro
00:29 IV-I-V-vi
01:29 vi-IV-I-V arpeggios
02:12 I-V-ii-IV philip glass style
03:10 I-V-vi-IV Einaudi arpeggio style
04:10 IV-V-iii-vi reggae style
05:08 I-iii-vi-IV alternate bass notes
06:06 conclusion

#piano #pianotutorial #chords #chordprogression #harmony #songwriter #producer #cinematicmusic #epicmusic #musictheory

[netuno]

Very good video, thank you. I like the way it is. Don't change it.

[vitaminfian]

Intriguing content as ever. Thank you 🙏🏻

[MrMikomi]

Very very nice. I realise (or rather this is a painful reminder) watching this that I find it very difficult to write / doodle progressions that don't start or finish on the I (or i). Thanks.

[cd-sqbi]

Yes very useful. These easy progressions sound amazing. For me it would be helpful if I saw you playing additional to the roll. Thanks

[bingefeller]

Chris, have you ever looked at k-pop chord progressions? A lot of it is very heavily influenced by jazz but in a very modern context. It's very interesting stuff. Check out One Way by Loona and One Of These Nights by Red Velvet. Very cool and interesting progressions.

[robinthomsoncomposer]

I would enjoy these so much more if you showed the notation rather than the piano roll in your DAW