Bonus Lesson #2 - Voicing the A minor (Am) chord

[papuci23]

thanks man..verry helpful and instructive

[sotopagla]

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[luvdemkeyz]

This is nice. I'm doing a project for my production class. The piano stays on that A minor.

PHAT CHORDS BRO!

[aynrandy1]

Incredible teacher

[MOTIIFkeys823]

great video

[Pianopod]

Once again, another brilliant tutorial!!

[nowsuperman]

tnx

[jgpanta]

nice job

[Antisatan7771]

BEAUTIFUL...

[dantz75]

sir you are really giving me a great favor...there is almost no jazz teacher here inmy country..........

[Alaniasty]

THE BEST PIANO LESSONS IN WEB! Keep going, i have so much to learn : ]

[johnnynoirman]

I LOVE FIFTH CHORDS

[keynotes808]

thats thorough and BEASTLY.... (6:41) yessir!

[Fraer9]

Thanks for that ! We need more people like you !

[idaveit]

This is great! Thank you!

[edcollante]

This is HANDS DOWN one of the best piano tutorials on youtube.

[Jarreau24]

u r amazing may God bless u, JT

[tonyredsnake]

midnight jazz.

[WeJa2]

Thanks for the well articulated lesson. Subscribed.

[Grissom1001]

GREAT Lesson!

[spiked911]

B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L..

[growtogether]

Thanks you very much for your lessons.

[pcesar12]

Hi, i'm from brazil, very good web teacher Thx

[dan0258520]

nice, thank you!!

[coyotedrunkoncognac]

i think the musical segment from

6:46 to 7:08 is as lovely as anything ive ever heard

i realize it's only a short improvisation but that really doesnt matter

its melancholy recalls to me someone i miss terribly

somehow the notes the piano plays reflect thoughts

like looking down from the footbridge of a tiny pond and dropping a pebble into the water below ... then watching the circles ripple away

[soultoucher]

Just wanted to let you know that your lessons are well apreciated

[adollar4u]

Thank you thank you - I just cannot thank you enough other than to thank you - sorry i have limited vocab - but hey i want to really really thank you. Again thank you truly.

[Mikecoyne3614]

Thank you. Beautiful voicings, simply explained. I noticed that the third voicing is two sets of stacked fifths, left hand on the tonic, right hand on the minor third. Helps me grab them quickly.

[brokenchordman]

maybe 1 day i may be able to call myself a musician, now tho just a very humble student of the piano. it is a daunting instrument -- to say the least

utoob provides such a goldmine of instruction, & sir your videos are as important as i've seen. t/y very much

the improv beg @ 6:50 sounds like something the masterful lyle mays might do; that only makes your video that much more impressive

many ?s but this comment just to say thanks

[IRVPIANODRIVER]

thank you so much for your effort in making these videos... waiting with antisipation for the next. thanks again, mark p.

[SAMSTRAY]

MangoldProject, you are the GREATEST. I like your style of teaching, easy to follow. Wish you lived nearby. My sincere thanks for taking the time to show your lessons.

Regards, Sam Stray

[ProgDogMan]

Thanks that was a good tip!. I have been wandering how to play those sort of 'jazzy' chords 5 stars!

[cherming5018]

Many thanks for sharing.

[morgansito]

Oh my god!!! You are awasome!!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge you rock!

[DjKrisz]

"Let's go to the keyboard and I show you what I mean" Love it :D LOL

[DjKrisz]

Plus he is always smirking:D LMFAO

[DjKrisz]

I'm gonna beat you up MF and that won't be much of a smirk:D I hope you have a good sense of humour because I was kidding:) Keep posting these wonderful videos;) It's lovely to learn from them

[DjKrisz]

Love the accent too:)

[CoNiLa2]

i havent seen all he videos yet

but i am thankfull for your work

we all apreciate it

it helps me a lot using my keyboard in making instrumentals

i used to only work with my ears

i think this will help me make some progress towards quick producing

[hellmuth26]

Did you by any chance read Dave Stewart's books on music? Because he talks about some very similar things, when it comes to chord voicings and harmony.

[MangoldProject]

I used to read his keyboard magazine columns in the 90s. Can't say I've read something along these lines. This particular way of looking at voicing was picked off a seminar I once saw of the legendary George Duke. It stuck with me ever since and has proved itself to be a highly effective way of thinking about the subject.

[richiedan25]

excellent teaching. i am excited and am practicing

clear explanations thanks man

[21david916]

thanks bro!!

Your very good at explaining everything, i like the way you teach, very good teacher.. are you going to be makin anymore video's soon?

[MangoldProject]

I definitely hope so. :)

I've got the next lesson planned out, will try and shoot it near the beginning of February.

[kizz06]

THANKS!

I REALLY APPRECIATE IT!

[jwesley1879]

you have made my day explaining this! thanks so much! time to practice now....keep em coming!

[moretalme]

Interesting as usual, but I was left a bit confused (not to mention intimidated). It looks so hard. Damn my parents for making me play the flute!