Formulas of Natural minor and Melodic minor need to be swapped: Aeolian - 2122122 and Melodic - 2122221

@MangoldProject

10 ай бұрын

Damn it, I *knew* this would happen no matter how many times I checked.

@user-ye7hr9pz6m

10 ай бұрын

​@@MangoldProjectI thought it was a test of attentiveness, because in part 2 of the lesson the correct scale is given for a solo to the chord Am7 (A Aeolian) 😊

@Maltetren

Ай бұрын

Don’t think it was a test of anything mate. What are even doing here this is for beginners

I can't believe this level of instruction is free. You are doing a service. Thank you.

@Ajay.226

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely

this is the best class ever

Thank you so much Assaf for this free super proffesional and high quality content youre providing for us! ❤

@MangoldProject

8 ай бұрын

My pleasure. Don't forget to tune in and watch the entire video whenever there's a new video in the series (even if you don't watch it all, just leave it running in the background - the KZread algorithm counts the time spent watching and if it is long this encourages it to recommend it to others.)

Never any diminishing returns when you follow your teaching and insights. Many thanks Mangold

Brother thank you, I learned so manythings by watching your video, I hope you and your whole family are always happy and healthy.

even though i have been in piano for a year and came across these topics. your content provided answer which release me from many sleepless nights. You are sharing not just music theory, but precious experiences of your own. We need more teachers like this and heartful thanks to your great work👍🙏👏❤️

Another superb lesson. Thank you.

AMAZING lesson. Not only clear and exhaustive, it's very structured and clears up any potential confusion as it arises. Thank you infinitely.

@MangoldProject

2 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

I’m shocked, the quality of those lessons are just amazing! Big thanks u from Italy

This is great stuff. Thank you

Mangold: I have spent *thousands* of hours over the last 3 years practicing piano (without help) learning music theory and its application. I've always had a good ear and voice, but was never sent to formal music training (except for the classical pianist who kicked me out of her class for playing everything by ear instead of reading the music). Always berated myself, always told myself that I'm delusional and that I'm still a rubbish player. Your comment about understanding what scale to play over a certain scale degree chord is an amazing achievement for a beginner, really uplifted me because I can play all of them in all 12 keys. Unfortunately I'm incredibly isolated at a small home in rural England with no real friends (I'm South African) which means I have no-one against whom I can measure my progress. I thankGod for things like KZread where affirmation can be given by total strangers; known or unbeknownst!

@MangoldProject

7 ай бұрын

Keep on practicing and you will eventually see rewards! You can't go wrong when practicing scales, chords, arpeggios and things that are universally useful, from both a technical and a musical perspective.

Thank you for your exhaustive explanation on scales.

Please keep this up! I really enjoyed these

@MangoldProject

8 ай бұрын

Part eight dropping tomorrow, on advanced jazz chords.

Really you're awesome❤❤❤ God bless you!!!

Thank you!

Thank you very much ..🙏

I cant wait to start practicing

@henrikpantle9266

10 ай бұрын

what exactly do you practice?

this is incredibly helpful thanks

@MangoldProject

8 ай бұрын

No prob!

Thanks 🙏

The text you display above the keyboard is great.

Awesome

You are incredible🎉🎉🎉

@MangoldProject

8 ай бұрын

No, you should've have, that's too much ... but please continue :D

Started transposing in the different keys as advised in Lesson 2 because I also want to fully understand the number system and use it. It doesn’t come easy but it’s working. I’m going around the circle of 5ths clockwise. It made me realise because there’s a an F# in the G Major scale and is number 7 in the number system, the Jazz Ballard in C Major key uses a Bb and in the number system of the C Major scale B (not Bb) is number 7 which is F#. Therefore transposing Bb in the key of C to the key of G you also have to flatten the number 7 F# to simply F. Enjoying the journey so far. Looking forward to Lesson 3 but I think transposing and getting it under my belt may take me some weeks before getting to it but appreciate all you are doing Mangold. Thank you.

@MangoldProject

10 ай бұрын

Beginnings are always hard. Plus this is SUCH a boring thing to do ... :) But as it becomes second nature you start to see the benefits of it. Take it slowly and don't expect to get the hang of it within a few weeks or so - it takes many months, even years, to comfortably transpose things around, but it's just worth it in the long run.

WH40k ? I love you so much, you made me laugh my a** off. Thank you eternally for you invaluable content throughout the years. You are a blessing for myself and many many others I suppose!!! ❤️🙏

@MangoldProject

7 ай бұрын

Hey, I'm waiting for the upcoming Rogue Trader just like everybody else!

you are a wonderful teacher who articulates thoroughly and has impassioned me. I follow these lessons closely and im actually learning. I still have questions but im sure ill learn as we go. One thing I have to point about regarding the "playing the scales" segment. As i practiced through using the list of scale names that you gave in this video I noted that a couple of chords that you played has different scales than you listed like at 17:17 when you played Am7, you didnt play the A Aeolian scale I believe. Your scales listed mentioned that A Aeolian (which is Natural minor, Aeloian?) is 2,1,2,2,2,2,1 but you played a melodic minor scale 2,1,2,2,1,2,2,. Please clarify what Im mistaking. Perhaps A Aeolian means melodic minor? Apologies for the elementary question. I just want to make sure Im understanding adequately. Thank you!

@MangoldProject

10 ай бұрын

Yes, as another viewer has noted I accidentally swapped them. To many 1s and 2s. The natural minor is 2 1 2 2 2 2 1 and the melodic minor is 2 1 2 2 1 2 2.

Thank you so much for the tutorial. Could you please provide the pdf notes as well..?❤

@MangoldProject

9 ай бұрын

Working on it ... No time ... :)

🙏🙏🙏

Thank you

Hello, is there any news on maybe changing the glaring white background above the keyboard please ?

@MangoldProject

10 ай бұрын

Hi John. I'm afraid the keys, chord names and staves themselves are white and, as a result, can't be shown on a black background (or they *can* but look exceedingly ugly). However, you can invert the colors yourself if you're on Windows with a simple keyboard shortcut. Just follow these instructions: kzread.info/dash/bejne/n3qh3NCYese5nKw.html

@john.282

10 ай бұрын

Hi@@MangoldProject, thank you for responding Assaf, the keyboard is fine, as it is, It does not require to be a black background above the keyboard, to help with the eyesight, just not plain glaring white. Basically anything toned down from plain white, there are many examples of this all over the internet. Inverting the colours as you describe does not work for me. Something like the "Velom" colour in Tutorials By Hugo, above the keyboard, (kzread.info/dash/bejne/h5atxKRyc8Tfps4.html), helps greatly in this respect, myself, and many other people with eyesight problems I'm sure would benefit greatly from this, and would be much appreciated. Yours hopefully, John.

While I do like these lessons I feel I am only truly able to execute by learning from a song and then trying to break it down.

Scales ♎❤

@MangoldProject

10 ай бұрын

Scales indeed.

If not mistaken, the progression does not correspond to the original progression you laid out in the 1st lesson. For example, the 3rd chord was D9 sus 4 followed by Db9(13). Any reason for this?

Would you advise me to learn the scales exactly as is mentioned in the ' Demonstration ' part? Or should I stick to learning first all 12 major scales (and minor?) And after that move on to the other scales you mentioned noted above in the ' Demonstration ' part.

@MangoldProject

7 ай бұрын

Either would work - it's like driving to a destination with a truck or a car. Whenever possible, however, I would argue it's better to practice within a musical context. Playing scales over chord changes in a real tune is probably the best way to practice and memorize them.

Hi, got a question. you said in the video that soloing a m7 chord is best done in one of the 3 minor scales, however in your example you play notes from the dorian scale, does that mean that you consider the dorian scale as part of the 3 other minor scales?

@MangoldProject

8 ай бұрын

Yes. That's a small slip on my part - I should say the four minor scales. And, of course, you also have pentatonic scales and other scales to consider, something we will get into once we hit the "soloing" part of the series.

So should i get very good at one scale before moving to another?

@MangoldProject

7 ай бұрын

At one scale *type* before moving to another (i.e. master the simple major scale first in all keys, then melodic minor in all keys, etc).

pardon, I'm overwhelmed; Can you perhaps be very specific about what we should practice? with examples or tasks.

@MangoldProject

10 ай бұрын

Yes, and this is also articulated in the video: Practice playing the scales I've chosen over the ballad chord changes. First do the original key (C major), and then transpose to all other keys. This will get you to play major, melodic minor, HW-dim, WH-dim, mixolydian and many other types of scales in all keys - and switch between them.

...this is going to test my memory skills🤣🤣

@MangoldProject

10 ай бұрын

You don't have to learn everything at once. Add maybe a new transposition once per week or two.

@Griffindor21

10 ай бұрын

@@MangoldProject Ok thank you. Its just exciting to try a new style of practicing scales with a soloing combinatiom, like hitting 2 birds with one stone.😊👍👍

In God We Trust.

@marquislewis9063

3 ай бұрын

Non-religiously. Thank you.

@MangoldProject

2 ай бұрын

Hey, all people, religious and non-religious alike, are welcome on this channel, as long as they respect each other.

@marquislewis9063

2 ай бұрын

Who, sir, am I to disagree with that? I hope I didn’t leave you with the wrong impression. That was just me saying out loud to myself, mostly, that I appreciate what you’ve done here on the channel. I suppose you can liken it to a basic instinct? No more, no less. Best regards.