How Melodies Are Made From Scales - a piano tip

[darthgabriel97]

Thanks i learned something new, great tutorial!

[MrEandL]

Wow. That's like anything that's right in front but not seen. I'm getting this....it's great. Thanks

[kokilsh]

V cool.. thnx for sharing. Great attitude!

[Edoe1]

Thank you for the short and sweet videos. 

[CelestineIam]

I want you to be my teacher!!!

I'm currently trying to learn piano by ear, and I hope and pray someone would teach me.

I'm currently having a heart time as I don't understand which chord to press when I hear one song.

Do hope to get your reply soon!

[dannyg120]

You are an excellent teacher. Thank you for your postings!!

[Jhenoah]

this was great and eye opening. im so much less scared of the piano now. dude i just played it!!! im crazy psyched!!

[Jhenoah]

this was great and eye opening. im so much less scared of the piano now

[superchrisbeatz]

dats amaxzng...

[ave383]

So if I want to make a melodie do I keep the keys with in the same scale?if I go out of the scale does that make me out of key?Someone please answer I'm new to studying music theory.

[zulby09]

@ave383 Most of the time, you play melody notes within the scale or key you choose. Say if you play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star using C scale, then all your notes must be natural notes as this scale uses only white keys. But occasonally, you need an odd sharp or flat note to be played to add certain mood to the melody. This is called an accidental and is outside the scale; bottomline is, when creating melodies, there are no hard and fast rules you can really stick to...

[ave383]

@zulby09 Thanks I can use all the advice I can get.

[DivineMagixWorld]

Great videos! You have explained stuff in a simple way! Thanks a bunch!

[Luff1x]

You're amazing... we can easily guess you're not a beginner..

[volvot5se]

Thank you very very useful lessons GREAT!!

[vjc02s3705]

thank great godfather! great discovery! pachelbel!

everything is canon in d!