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Thanks, Leah!!!! U always have good tidbits bits to help improve our musicality. Love ur teaching style!!! Keep up the good work!!!!

Rhythm is the skeleton, and jazz is a blob.

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Completely right. Good to put this in the spotlight. ❤❤ (I'm lucky and never have to think about/study the rhythm.😅)

Thanks, Leah! Your instructions and advice are “spot on”! Terrific teaching…

Thks!

Excellent video, lesson I take piano and guitar lessons. I play the baritone ukulele and guitarle . So this does help.

Great video, so very helpful. I will watch this video again and again. Thanks so much.

Hmm... gotta try this

hace años que practico esta forma de estudiar y Sí¡ , funciona.

Thanks, very helpful

Top tip, I love it :-)

That's some very good material, keep it up!!

Leah I can play at home but in my lessons it all falls apart. I play wrong notes and say stupid things when reading even though I know the notes, my teacher is lovely. Any tips?

That’s me right now , I spoke to my teacher about this just yesterday

Great video. I identify with everything you said and your tips make a lot of sense!

🎉 thank you

I think you are fantastic! Anyone who shares their knowledge freely is. Thank you for a lovely video.

She is Great!!! Not to many teachers break-down these Rhythm like her. She is giving so much Great. God bless you for giving lessons that others are not giving.

Intervals! What an amazing concept :D I'm just beginning to learn piano and I think that will help a lot - Many thanks.

Good to know

hi, may i ask this. basically 1 e & a becomes 1 - e - an - da ? that's alright ?

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Very interesting! I remember ixi music also used the same term to refer to these, now I see why!

I never realised why there's so many songs that use the same three chords, but that makes so much sense

Thanks for such a great tip

Absolutely amazing method, it did wonders for me today and I will definitely use this often from now on! Thank you soooooo much! <3

I started to learn piano at 7. Stopped at 10. Started again at 13. Stopped again at 16. Even after all that, I couldn't read music. I haven't had a formal education since, I'm 28 and was never able to read the music I was playing. I know all my music by heart, learning a new piece is a struggle, I'd have to write down every letter next to the note, going by the "every good boy..." sentence, to teach myself. Sight reading was magic to me. I never learned about gbd face or intervals, and it baffles me, how my teachers could have missed that. Thank you for teaching me, maybe I'll finally be able to learn a few new pieces now, adding to those I've been playing by hear for 15+ years.

Thank u for ur encouragement and solid ideas why we shouldn’t give up!!! I’m not the quitting type but I have recently been really considering it. I’ve been back at it for almost 3 years, and really feel like progress is slow coming!!! Your video came at just the right moment when I was seriously considering throwing in the towel!! I can’t thank u enough!! Many of ur videos feel like they’re written just for me & have given me hope to stay the course!! Thank u for all u do!!!

Thank u!! Thank u!!!! I’ve returned to piano after nearly two decades and while thoroughly enjoying it, I’m struggling with both performance anxiety & solid memorization. Thank u for all the information but specifically showing us how u analyze ur music. I’m excited to try this w a piece I just started working on. I have been getting very frustrated w myself and have considered that maybe I really can’t do this at my age (63)!! But you’ve given me renewed hope!!!! Thank u again!!!

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I find if i have heard the piano piece then i find it easier to sight read - crazy i know. I will now dust off my music books and have a go again. I enjoyed your style of teaching 🌻 calling from South Africa 🌻

You're awesome

"There is nothing you can't harmonize with just those three chords" ..the 1 4 5. Wow. That is simple yet very insightful theory that I never thought of. Thank You🙏

i’ve been playing music for years & always had trouble jamming with people, i’ve gotta try this! & keep it up, you’re videos are super helpful!

'There's a trick to it.' Yeah it's called practice

Wow! I never knew this, thanks! 😃

Damn that's neat, thx (:

How cool is this chiciy

Thanks for this!

Easy to understand, thank you!

2024: Just sat my AMEB Grade 2 exam. I received an “A”. I am 73 your. So, your never too old to learn.

Thank You!!! Big hug from Chicago.😊

lol this is definitely not a good practice method for me personally. I tried it with a piece I’ve been working on and it basically just made me mix up all the measures for the entire first half of the song and made it way harder to remember what I was playing. Maybe this would work better if I was learning a song from scratch but for a song I’ve been working on for some weeks it definitely messed with my brain a bit too much