Just wanna say ive come back to this video, refocused...without exaggeration i can say that this is has massively expanded my options and thinking about passing options that i can attribute emotions, feelings, and intentions behind. Beautiful work.
Man, thank you so much Parker! This is one of the best descriptions/summaries of this concept. For me, this is one of the most important steps when it comes to trying to improvise. To be able to play what you want, when you want and where you want it is what I’ve been striving for. Im glad you’re enjoying it as well.
Hola, parte de mi material de práctica está en mi tienda Shopify en línea, como mi sistema de práctica de escala y algunas de mis diapositivas de PowerPoint. Voy a subir algunas de mis listas de canciones después de hacer tutoriales de las canciones. Así que estas sesiones de práctica son sólo para que todos ustedes vean mi proceso de "práctica".
hermeno muy buenas estas sesiones........seria mucho mejor que pudieras hablar y decirnos que parte del documento de texto estas ejecutando. muchas , muchisimas gracias
Being where I am in my late beginner/early intermediate learning process; I like the breakdowns and explanations you have, I enjoy seeing the chart in these videos as well and also referring to these chords using the number system. Very good all around teaching, keep grinding with the content and I’ll be tuning in.
Hey Everyone! Let me know if you enjoyed the lesson. All of the charts I’ve used in this Series are available for FREE on my Shopify page: www.anthonycolliermusic.myshopify.com
This is all really excellent! However, I'd have liked to have been able to buy and download these 11 walk-ups and walk-downs written in a sheet in PDF form. This lesson is cumbersome because of all the stopping and starting one needs to do on the vid.
I remember by the way asking last time if you could upload a video about how to navigate through the different keys and ways to practice it. Were you able to do record something regarding that topic?
Hey Josue, do you have an instagram so we can dm back and forth. I don’t think you’re being vague, but my Brain needs more information to help you out lol. My insta is anthonycolliermusic just like the channel. Dm me whenever 👍🏾
I'm a jazz/country/gospel clarinet/sax player in a small country church (mouthful, lol). One day the pianist was sick and couldn't show up for church so the organist took over the piano (--no organ that day). I played my usual part--lead or back up chords, pads, etc. I never play for the altar call as I view that as a very personal time for the person coming up front in need of prayer and is no place for any horn work, so I stay out, seated down in the congregation and let only the piano and organ play this very emotional music. Having said all that, With no organ player that day, I remembered my own chording knowledge and experience as an organ salesman years ago, I saw that I could possibly slide in and play chords on the organ to support the piano in the future. So, since then, I've been working on chord progs in all the common keys they use in church on my keyboard at home. Therefore, THIS video is an absolute goldmine of new knowledge to enhance my organ playing should I need to suddenly fill that gap when I'm not playing horn. These cadences are also valuable knowledge to play on my horns as well in arpeggiated form! I really like the graphics on the video and your slower pace. You do, however, speak very softly so you could use a little more volume in your videos. Your practice tips are all very true. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with this old horn player (50+ yrs).
Thank you so much for sharing your story, It’s awesome that you stepped up play and still want to continue to learn to grow. Hopefully I can continue to help. What are some piano/music theory topics that you’re interested or may need help in?
Yes Parker! That’s it! Thank you. I’m all for being clear as possible. So I will have to try to figure out the spacing so I can write it like that because I love how you worded it. Thanks again.
