Feeling, color, touch, imagery are all important, truly said & nicely demonstrated, though far beyond most of ours skills.
However one needs a physical ability to grow into accuracy & limberness; as well as some type of structure as a starting point. i.e. A chord progression that repeats that newer players can work from to find their way with the sounds.
You could show us a progression you enjoy or demonstrate a run or riff to help those who haven't had your musical experiences at the piano.
Your remarkable casual comfort with all keys is not surprising given your many posts. Now I know what I want for Christmas- to play "exactly like you", to borrow from your examples. I too apprenticed at the forgotten firm of Wax, Needle, Vinyl & Groove (Classes of 78, 45 & 33 -natch) back when mp3 was not for you and me. I know the vocab well I just need to enunciate it better... Great insights - Klav
Are you in the nj area?! Sheeeesh! I so need a teacher
flauge1234 5 months ago
Feeling, color, touch, imagery are all important, truly said & nicely demonstrated, though far beyond most of ours skills.
However one needs a physical ability to grow into accuracy & limberness; as well as some type of structure as a starting point. i.e. A chord progression that repeats that newer players can work from to find their way with the sounds.
You could show us a progression you enjoy or demonstrate a run or riff to help those who haven't had your musical experiences at the piano.
starboy288 7 months ago
@starboy288
Sorry, It was meant to help not hinder.This approach is just using another side of your brain.
rkjp56 7 months ago
keep making sth like this plz:)
SoBinsane 7 months ago
For students, its still a must to learn all scales etc. Are you saying you should skip that and just learn by ear?
Miketar2424 7 months ago
@Miketar2424
No,your right.You have to start somewhere.However it seems to many stop there.
rkjp56 7 months ago
Please keep making these
thetaxman1991 7 months ago
Your remarkable casual comfort with all keys is not surprising given your many posts. Now I know what I want for Christmas- to play "exactly like you", to borrow from your examples. I too apprenticed at the forgotten firm of Wax, Needle, Vinyl & Groove (Classes of 78, 45 & 33 -natch) back when mp3 was not for you and me. I know the vocab well I just need to enunciate it better... Great insights - Klav
klavier1us 7 months ago
Art Tatum style, yes man! You're the only one that haves the Art Tatum approach. Bravo!
Xiphosss 7 months ago
Cool stuff!
AGAG789 7 months ago