The most ROMANTIC piano chord progression of all time 😍

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LESSON SUMMARY
These chords are part of what I like to call "The Love Progression." This beautiful chord progression has been used in countless love songs including Can You Feel The Love Tonight by Elton John, She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5, and the classic wedding piece Canon In D by Pachelbel. So be sure to pay close attention, whether you're a pianist, songwriter, or producer. The techniques discussed in this lesson will be very useful for you!

In this lesson, you'll learn:
-The romantic piano chords and progression
-The essential left-hand piano accompaniment for the progression
-3 awesome improvisation techniques to create melodies and textures on the piano for songs in this style
-Useful tips and tricks along the way

► Love Progression Course:

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:40 - Love Progression
01:43 - Examples of Songs
02:34 - Essential Accompaniment
04:45 - Play with backing track
05:42 - Improv Techniques
05:51 - 1. Turns
07:55 - Play with backing track
08:32 - Pedal Tip
09:30 - 2. Slip Notes
10:54 - Play with backing track
11:31 - 3. Power Harmony
13:26 - Play with backing track
14:04 - Conclusion
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Happy practicing!
Jonny May

[PianoWithJonny]

00:00 - Intro
00:40 - Love Progression
01:43 - Examples of Songs
02:34 - Essential Accompaniment
04:45 - Play with backing track
05:42 - Improv Techniques
05:51 - 1. Turns
07:55 - Play with backing track
08:32 - Pedal Tip
09:30 - 2. Slip Notes
10:54 - Play with backing track
11:31 - 3. Power Harmony
13:26 - Play with backing track
14:04 - Conclusion

[nsk]

Jonny, your lessons are just what "the doctor prescribed" for me! I play classical music and can play by ear, but it's the improvisational skills the area I want to improve. Your instructions are very clear, precise, easy to follow, and give results - you are the best teacher and the nicest person! Thank you so much!

[bonnieschnerr]

You are a real educator of music. I am a retired tutor of The Registry of Guitar Tutors and Piano Guild of America. I also am a Violinist and Double Bassist. I have an Honorary PhD in Music Composition, Arranging, Orchestrating and Conducting. Keep doing what you do! Your marketing plan is remarkably interesting!

[eugenetswong]

Jonny, I find your piano playing to be very therapeutic. I loop this video for hours in a day.

Thank you for the piano playing and the lesson.

[dougfelsenthal]

Jonny - As you may know by now I am transposing your technique to the accordion. I love this lesson in particular, because the left hand is kept simple. I would like to be directed to more of this. If you are familiar with the accordion, my LH is restricted in piano terms, but I can do all the base tones and if I take off my lower reeds, it sounds pretty much like a piano. Anyway, I can follow this easily. On some of your videos you call the left hand simple but in the end it's not so simple from my point of view.

I also now understand more of the G/B type notation and I can do that using both left and right hands as you show.

It's been a great help to me - please keep it up.

[bobbyeng]

One of the best teacher online. Thanks Jonny

[koekoek]

this all was sooo beautiful.. i'm sad i only know it since today.. I'm deff gonna listen it more often!
Keep up the good work Jonny, I hope I'll be a good piano player as you one day! :)

[SweetShire]

Great Tutorial! I really appreciate your format- showing your hands + light up keyboard + notation; it is a great format! I also really like your lessons and your teaching approach. You are giving really accessible stuff that is very rewarding to play 👏🏻

[mugabonzizafredy]

Hungry and thirsty for more 😥😥 please give me more ♬🎹🎸
You're killing me !

[thomasgriswold]

Great lesson...loved that little trick toward the end putting the C on top.

[TiwaBee]

This is so beautiful. Thank you very much Johnny, you are simply amazing.

[TheOilcan]

wow would i love to learn from the begining

[AndradeLandscaping]

That’s sounds amazing! Thank you so much!

[peterklo]

Thank you Jonny for your easy-to-practice tips!

[LenachenUSA]

Just beautiful. Clearly explained and easy to follow. Thank you!

[miindaignatius]

Awesome lessons there, thanks Jonny for guiding us through

[bonnieschnerr]

I like your using ‘threes’. I have worked using threes in my work as a composer and arranger. Four Part Harmony can be established with only three notes. I’m 68 years old and still use this. I also like you using simple language when teaching.

[davidchormann]

Thank You son much for thesse simple things to do to totally advance my playing....THANK YOU!!!

[madiahmadi]

🙏 Thank you very much, Mr. Jonny, , I really like this video!

[janettopham]

oh wow ! felt like i was floating when i heard the Love progression you played, each one is truly lifting.
would love to be able to play them but I am only just learning to play. would you have the music on a music sheet I could download.