Part 3: Playing by Ear
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@peterjordan16910 thanks, I appreciate that! Wow, it's been a year. Guess I'll watch this again.
stereo123 2 weeks ago
@stereo123 Hey no one answered your question: why D major and not minor? Well, the musuc is going to a G chord right. If you were in the key of G there would be Fsharps in that key. So by making the Dmajor the Fsharp leads to a G. In a scale Fsharp is the last note before you get to G. It is called the 'leading note'
The Dchord is also the Dominant chord of Dmajor (count 5 notes up from G and you will get to D) so it has briefly 'modullated' (transitioned) to the Dominant.
peterjordan16910 3 weeks ago
Great lessons, so good to go home after the doghouse.
1Freeman 1 month ago
@Edramzi: Just so you know, a lot of this stuff she's teaching is from a 1970s book called "How to Play Piano Despite Years of Lessons." That's an excellent book if you want to open your horizons. If you read that book and really understand it you'll progress by light years.
ts1depot 4 months ago
This is absolutely unbelievable. Years of taken lessons and years of buying sheet music with no progress whatsoever. This teacher opens the door wide open for people with a little or no background of music . Thank you so much
Edramzi 4 months ago
My best teacher so far
unilove1200 5 months ago
I'm no musician, but I'm getting it, mostly. Question: why D major and not minor?? Is it normal to go off key like that?
stereo123 1 year ago
Metal sign at 07:37 ... this is sooo awesome, it may not be the best way to learn it buts its inspiring what music can be :)
She is sooo awesum! And remember kids, love music and than play it makes it 100% bettah :)
LionCereal 1 year ago 2
aweosme vid. ive been playing guitar for sometime and can play by ear. i wanted to learn to play piano by ear. with this vid i got the guts i need..thanks from sydney
chandin69 2 years ago
Its a good tutorial, but the description is for Part 2, and the "be" should be "by".
wolfheat 2 years ago