You are a good teacher, you explain things really clearly and it helps alot. I have this problem with writing music, i can make these short lil melodies that i end up just playin over and over again cause can't figure out how to add on to it. I was wondering if i posted a video of one of them you could give me a lil advice on how i would add on to it to make it a complete song. Other than that thanks alot for the videos, there all great.

Thank you for your videos

I'm very glad I stumbled into your Youtube site. Just began playing piano and I'm enjoying your piano lessons. Very clear and useful. My seven year old likes them too.

keep it up.

Joe

Hy Assaf, I'm brazilian guy, and enjoyed yours piano videos. I hope that you can continue doing then. I learned a lot. God bless you man.
Stuwart.

u are great! :D

Hello Assaf
You are really perfect tutorialist ,I enjoyed your lessons very much cause they are direct and to the point.Hope if you would elaborate more on chord patterns or configuration for the broken chods which can be used for different tunes / different meters LOL ..Pianolingo

Hello assaf, I enjoyed your bonus piano lessons alot, your teaching is very easy to follow. I was wondering if you could make a bonus lesson concerning how to break up chords into interesting arpeggios(for your left hand mainly), just a few interesting sounding ways to make block chords into arpeggios. Thank you !

Great lessons! Loved the "let it be" lesson :D

Keep them coming.

Hi assaf !
I just want to thank you for the teaching videos. These are the best on the youtube. These gave me the inspiration to start learning in a piano. You are an excellent teacher. Thanks a lot !!!

Hi Assaf enjoying your videos just what I need and you are a very clear teacher.
I have been playing six months (but I am a sax player too) and have been taking scales and triads through the 12 keys, I need to broaden my chord practice into more exotic voicings and fit to chord progressions.

I was wondering if you might suggest some drills or exercises for getting voicings into your muscle memory.? Maybe based on modes?

thanks - your time is appreciated
Zero