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these series are immensely valuable! I cannot thank you enough, sir!

How have I missed this. PDF is pure gold and inspired me to practice more. Thank you.

lol 4:17 begins to demonstrate on piano then remembers the tip was "silence is ok". thanks for the tipperinos!

But my piano only displays 417 hertz 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Very interesting subject. Enjoying this very much. Thank you sir.

Thank you sir. this is a lot for me already 😄

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Thank you so much for sharing knowledge, I read a book on music theory but don't fully understand it . After watching your overtones diagram, I can understand a little more what I just read. I will watch again your video until I really understand what you're talking about.

C# minor/E major is my fav followed by Eb minor/F# major

I heard beats even at 500-501 hz. example.

Good work. This is perhaps the best short introduction to tuning and temperament I've seen so far. Subscribed. Towards the end, you point out that "you just can't win". I like to put it mathematically: no power of two is also a power of three or five. Even God can't change that, if She's logical. Being a tuning freak who mostly plays heptatonic scales, I play around a lot with tuning. Your description of 1/4 tone meantone was right on, but for me, the fact that C to D is 9/8 and D to E is 10/9 is a feature, not a bug. It feels harmonic to sing up a scale of gradually smaller intervals, as I do in the first five notes of my 1, 9/8, 5/4, 11/8, 3/2, 7/4, 15/8 scale. I can even sing the 11th harmonic pretty well in tune by just sort of sliding up that fifth. I haven't played in equal temperament for decades now. I'm perfecty happy to stay in restricted tonalities, I do other stuff to make my music interesting. Not that I have anything against 12TET, it's a wonderful comprimise that's indespensible for lots of music. But singing those thirds is a bitch. cheers from sunny Vienna, Scott

Another way of saying this, is our perception is the same as the overtone series (hearing by peaks, troughs, and nodes). Breaking down the overtone series close to the start, would naturally give you 12 notes. You exclude 5 to get 7 by consonance. What is the "av" in "P8av" for? I'm guessing, Greek or something like that. Oct. is Latin, right?

Great lessons, learned a ton. Thx !

Genius!

And it had nothing to do with A1 at 55hz being a Fibonacci number?

Great lesson thanks.

"The first formal tuning system" was created in India long before Pythagoras.

This answered basically all my questions about overtones, thank you

Good evening

Wow I suck at this apparently

Nice video! Thanks!

Can you do a analyst about crazy blues jazz by maichel gunflach I see that he combine all the kinds of jazz which are tonal modulation and atonal

Thanks heaps, a jazz drummer leaning piano, could you please do a version of blackbird if possible Kind regards

Talk too much , too much talking we need to see the practice than hear your talking

I hear an industrial beating through my computer, my speakers and through my headphones? Is it possible that my sound driver is manipulating the sound?

Great tutorials, i've been trying to learn funk piano for awhile and I have trouble differentiating between 16th notes and a slower tempo and 8th notes at a faster tempo, but yeah the rests and using the accents and syncopations of the 16th note level is easy to understand

Best teacher in UA-cam🙏

Im a guitarist that wants to learn some piano becouse i love the hammond and use plugins to try to get close to that sound, but also i wanted to learn more about being a musician vs being a guitarist that just plays guitar, i know a decent chunk of "theory" but i just wanna learn more and also put it into a more practical musical workframe, researching "blues piano course/lesson" found this video. I think this is the best i found yet, really great with great examples, and short basic simple explanation of how to put it into context. Could you reccomend me more content strictly about the blues? im not ready to jazzfy my piano playing just yet ;D

Excellent presentation, thank you ! Bill P.

Why don’t you let people know your real name?

Very interesting

Masterful. The best and most complete explanation I have heard, and that should be reviewed more than once. The only significant omission, in my opinion, might be the "why" - argpeggios up and steps down. Ascending and skips tend to create more tension; while descending and steps tend to more resolution. You coul probably do another 18 minutes on articulation.

How can locrian can be related to Am? It has b5 in it...

The well tempered tuning systems may have presented the ideal ratio of "in tune/out of tune" before we sterilised it with out modern mindset. Of course, it was not possible to cripple nature entirely, for even equal temperament is not perfect. An object is only identifiable as this or that because it is more of this than that, or more of that than this, and if it is only this, or only that, it can hardly be distinguished from the other. The well tempered tuning systems kept that character while preserving practical uniformity, mirroring that society in which each soul is a valued one and all souls are part of a greater whole.

Chick corea instantly came to mind

Thanks very much for the lesson and sheet music. I will derive hours of pleasure from them!

Great video

Literally explaining Wayne shorter personality

This video is very confusing. Why does it not show the things its talking about. You spend 4 minutes talking about a note with a missing fundamental, why not play it to show the difference. You already have audacity open.... so weird.

The part I dont understand is how you name chords throughout the circle of fifths. I understand how to play the scales and chords, but dont know the chord names. Thank you!

B6 and b7 is melodic the pic is wrong

you are god

Even 6 years ago this info was outdated. Still like the video. Interesting.

When the song moves in A there is a error , the second chord is not C#minor , but an A major with C# on bass

This is best 🥹 i m having exam and can't appreciate more🥹 thank you for such a wonderful explanation

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I think this is a bit of a stretch. Both songs are electro-swing, so share that same rhythm. If you listen to a lot of music from that genre, you'll notice similarities to Hells Greatest dad as a result. Mimsy being the same vocalist makes them sound closer, but I don't think the song was made as a reference or has any particularly references.

This guy sure knows some music theory! So much to learn. Thanks for the video!

I was looking for a tutorial on shell chords and found your website. You have really nailed it here!

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