Piano Lesson on the Major and Melodic Minor Modes

[Voodomania]

Terrific.

[bokkyboy]

thank you fantastic vid

[GospelInfluenceDrum]

This is seriously helpful full of inspiring knowledge, thank you for sharing your experience and thoughts. Went abit to fast for me so I had to pause and go back to absorb it all but all in all PERFECT.

[foundring]

@GospelInfluenceDrum I'm so glad this helped! I put a lot of effort into making these, and I too learned so much in the process!!

Be sure to watch my other 2 instructional videos like this, and stay tuned for more in the future...

[PunkFloyd73]

Thanks so much!!!

[joeyisfunny]

You know your stuff! Well done, thanks!!!

[yyekcim]

Nice playing!

[damnthatissocool]

Kylan, this is cool stuff. As a classical pianist, I'm used to just playing what the composer tells me to (not always so easy, I might add, if it's Rachmaninoff, or Chopin Etudes hehehe). But one luxury of non-improvisational performance is not having to analyze the modalities and chords ... so seeing you move effortlessly through all these modes and extended chords is really cool. As with your previous lesson, the cool part is seeing where you go with it and admiring your ease and facility.

[bordonthestreet]

ahh this is so well done Kylan. Incredible. Please keep this up! I'll share it around!

[foundring]

Thanks man, please do!

I'm glad you enjoyed this, trying to be educational and entertaining at the same time...

[bordonthestreet]

I love it! the presentation reminds me of the way sesame street might have taught the scales, but including voice with the readings! Try throwing some voice that reads aloud the captions (keep the captions! they really solidify the playing)

[FloATsoad]

nice explained,

but i think, it's too complicated for a beginner.

[NiceyNiceGuyMike]

it is lesson #2 lol