Piano Improvisation in C Major : 3-6-2-5 Progression for Piano Improvisation in C

[frkonan1]

I hate this piano

[brusdaar]

Can someone explain how he's building these different 7th and diminished chords out of just knowing the numbers 3-6-2-5? If he can at least explain why he's using those chords specifically without saying "it's common" so I can at least know why and apply that to other progressions. if he could do that I would have given and thumbs up...

[MrFilfil220]

I like his hair.

[bboyfabolous1994]

u guys suck

[splashmore]

you sound like Quagmire from Family guy at times! Say Allriteeee! Giggity! :)

[Seven7Sound]

@splashmore lool u r right hahha

[ghostrider6610]

I don't understand why he doesn't use the keyboard, I guess he doesn't have a speaker or something. Everyone complains about the volume of the thing but anyways. Thanks.

[mp2611]

smooth

[giftedbrother]

is half diminished the same as minor 7 flat 5?

[52ofem]

@giftedbrother yes.

[pedromusgo]

fag

[woodmack91]

i cNT HEAR THEM



[ozrictentahead]

that's just a II-V-I-IV progression in Dminor...

it's a basic jazz progression

[AlexjDevor]

oh my gosh its a rhodes

[benedictoduc]

i dont see the keyboard only your subtitle. how to remove the words

[csamperio71]

u cant even hear the piano

[RoiGuitchi]

Aller voir les musiques de "roiguitchi"

(je joue bien)

[southpole2189]

you can use dminor in a c major improv

[victorking7]

hola a question why you say it is a progression in C Major? appears rather D Minor