Piano Tutorial of Brian McKnight's Back At One Pt 2

[hoohaa275]

emm.. can you play marry your daughter?

[soundlandmusic]

Great tutorial Man, Thank You & Blessing : )

[Dmajor2011]

this tutorial was a bit too fasted paced

[jwd223]

Curious-can you put the keys played on the screen??

[fnonaka]

Oh I found part 2... lol thanks!

[MoneyManTC]

I have a copy of this song, and its written in C-major

[jdecarojr]

wow......confusing

[milap66]

Awesome stuff, man now it makes sense dude!

[johnnybk1]

thanks for that am new at this and the note in between the note ur playing i cant tell wat they r. but i like ur tutorials man. good looking out

[peiufh021347bvn3]

aye can you make a tutorial for that camp song heres where i stand plz plz plz plz plz plz

[Raunruffin]

I would follow much closer if you told us the name of the chord, and then spelled it out.

[oOHustlinmamiOo]

I love it thank you.

And youre voice sounds sooo sooothing haha i almost fell asleep ;) nice

[MemoryofLightwaves]

man you're the best and your tutorials are so easy to follow thanks a lot =]

[hawaii8]

hey mike... quick question... i've watched this vid. about 100 times and i pretty much got it but for the most part its not exactly the same as your vid. like a specific part when he says "i fall never" it sounds perfect on your vid. but i just cant pin it on the tutorial,,, any suggestions?

[jerseyboi217]

thanks man my teacher is requesting i play a song for my school concert and this helps a lot thank u so much

[lilkani01]

Very impressive !

Thanks to you I can play "Incomplete" and "Ribbon In The Sky" (and I hope this one soon!)

I look for a tutorial of "On Bended Knee" by Boyz II Men but nothin' on Youtube so... ^^ thank you in advance!

(From a French rookie piano player)

[liljayjay260]

Hey if I wanted to accompany myself singing without playing the right hand melody do I just play those left hand chords with my right hand?

[mrsbenmckenzie]

i think thats probably right..although i was wondering the same thing...:s

[mrkeyzzz]

Here's the scoop. If i'm playing a C major chords (for example), which is C E G, I duplicate notes between right hand and left hand. So, my LH might have C G C and my RH might have E G C. When I play the melody, I use specific inversions so that the top note in my RH is the melody note. Make sense?

[mrsbenmckenzie]

yeah makes sense...thanks loads xxx

[MusiqVibe]

FANTASTIC! <3

[Tandaman08]

man-can't thank you enough Mark. Thanks so much

[konknaiga]

ur really gd

sixth comment

[micahdesi]

fifth comment! sweeeet music

[DanyelProd]

fourth comment :)

[IronMicey911]

during the time interval 6:48 to 6:52 did you through in the

B Major pentatonic scale ?

Third comment.

LOL : )

[mrkeyzzz]

Yup, that's a B+ pentatonic scale, you got it!! Wow, I just realized how fast I played that. I find it so difficult to explain some of the things I do in 10 minute videos. If I explained the real way that I actual play these songs sometimes I think it would take 30 minutes! I guess you know your stuff so that's good!

[IronMicey911]

Thanks. I learned that from your Sisqo's Incomplete video. I decided to take your advice and play around with pentatonic scale, and it is powerful man.

Thanks for sharing your talent and knowledge with us.

[mrkeyzzz]

I wish my piano students would listen to my advice lol...i guess i can relate, I was a student once myself. Glad to know that you're enjoying that scale. I got a few more tricks up my sleeve...I'll eventually let them out of the bag...

[GoChargers416]

second comment!

[Ricex17]

first comment!